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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

The newspapers having duly reported the
birth of Mr.. Vice President Colfax's son. now
as duly report the baptism, and the presents
ssnt-of them a silver mug from President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

TheHouse of Representatives has been ham
mering away all this week at the Tariff bill and
will resume hammering next Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

News has been received at San Francisco
from Japan Of tho arrival at Yeddo Of Admiral
Horribly, from Australia, of an attempt to as
sassnatc the American Consul at that place
(Yeddo), Of frequent outrages on foreigners,
&c. The japanese Budget shows deficit for
last year of 9, 800, 900 pounds sterling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

The famous trotting mare Flora Temple
now tourteeen years old. has recently been sold
to Mr.. Mace of New York, for $50, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

Tn the House OF Delegates, yesterday, warm
debate took place over proposition to strike
the word "Whte" out Of the tax bill, 1t was
defsated-22 to s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14
DOUND HILL BOARDING HOUSE.

! will open a BOARDING HOUSE sbou.
the 18th OF Juno, 1870, at Round Hill, Loudouu
county, Va. for the purpose CT en- tertalnng
modated. Ny establishment is ON the pike
running from Leesburg TO Winchester, twelve
miles west Of Leesburg. Public conveyance ~
TO the door. Persons wanting board, Will adj
dress the undersigned. Is. RlGHI.
Round Hill, Loudoun co., Va, my l2-e"3m
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE.
As agents of Mrs. Mary K. Keith. we offer for
sale number of LOTS OF GROUND, lying
on and near ketn's wharf, and in the square
bounded by Prince and Duke. Fsyette and
Payne sts..opposite the depot of the o., A. & IL.
K. K. They are all largo and well situated. -
For particulars and terms apply to either Of III.
w. g. YEATON,
K. JOHNSTON,
or to BECK, Knox & KERRY, at their of
hco. No. 81 King s.. ap 20--eolm
RAsIL BRAwEER F. t. BRocKETT
VIM A. CAVE
ORA w N hR - CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. IN North Fairfax street, west sidel between
King st., and the Market Building,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Sales OF lands in tho States Of Virginia and
Maryland, and houses and lots in the city ,i
Alexandria receive our SPECIAL attention.
dec l3-tI
JOS. T.. GRTGu,
MERCHANT Tailor,
No. SOUTH ROYAL STREET
Has just received good line OF
CAsSiMERES,
and VESTlNGs,
for gentIemsn's Wear, to which he invites al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

Both Houses of Congress, yesterday, adj
journed until Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

The President has appointed his brother.in
law, Geo. W. Dent, an appraiser at San Fran
cisco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

Lone, Rector
Lont, Abraham
Leo, Mrs Mary
Lease, Frank-cold
Mays, A W A
Minor, A
Moore, Arnold
Nc Kenny. Chas il
McGlue, Charles Il
Murphy, Mrs Frances
Munroe, K
Nc MILAN, Mrs Isabella
Mason, James NJ
May or, John
Miles, Miss Kate
Murray, Miss Maria
Morgan. Mrs Mary A
McCune, MISS MARY
Mcintyre, Miss NJ A
Moore, Walrus--2
sicPhail g Withers
Maddocks, Christania
Murray. William
OliTer, . T
Parker, Miss u .!y
Pollard. NJ iss A
Powers, Anth ony
redgetl, Mrs a l.
Pierce. & II
Page, Catharine
Potter, Miss A bbie
Parker, Mrs Louisa
Robinson, Mrs Msr&'l
Renncr, Miss Martha
Richards On, Miss o
Reich K
Russell. Samuel
Richardson, Wilmer a
kich, VIM Il
Run,ner, Rev W III
Raleruns, Miss Linny
Rector, Mrs Eliza
kobbarts, Miss Ellen
L Rigeons, Charles &
Robey, Mrs Annie
Simons, Miss Bette
Smith, Miss Bette
Smith, r Fl
q Smith, Mile
Sanders. Mrs Amy
stark, Mrs Andrew
Say, Jno-barpn N"=k
Sprouse. WIN NJ
Stuart, Richard
y Slaughter & Po.crthls
Simpson, Miss Anna
Sch opo, Mamie +
o Schackelford, LAWSON
Shuman, Miss julia
Shower, Frank l.
Swan, Mrs Ellen
Shuman, Ernest
Shamrock, Mrs Cath'e
Ii I'ravcrs, Bridget
Taylor, Cam-cofd
Thompson. Miss Jenni'
Turner, Mrs Jsnc w
Taylor, Richard
Tnom rs. William
Vaughan, Nancy-col
Walner, Cath arine
Watkins, Charles K
i Wit.en, Carter
Williams, Mrs Fanny
Williams, & w
Wendell, II A
Wilkinson, J n
Woode, Mohealy
Wood, Patrick
White, Miss Rebecca
Y. ID. MASSEY, 7. Nj.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

ana not on Inc USCh.
Il nderson, Miss Fanny
Anderson, Henry
Alexander, Mrs NJ J
Atkinson, Miss Snllie
Berry, Mrs Ann w
Brown, Alfred
Beck with. Elisha Il
Belts, + Is
Bodley, Geo Henry
Booth, H M--coPd
Brown, Henry
Baden, j +
Ball, Miss NJ e l.
| Brooks, Msry-coEd
Breerman, Robert
Brooks, Mrs Sarah
baldwin, A J
| Coleman, Mrs Ellen
| Colvin, Mrs Howard
| Coleman. John
| Carlin. Mrs } annes
Cole. Mrs Mnllsss +
| Cariin, James
Cole, Ja;nc@
| Conway, John
| Colo, Hiss Lucy
| Cole, Miss l,stti=hcA /
| Goats. Mrs sally
Cole, Susan cold
Colbert, Airs Sallia
Dick son, Mrs Alfred
D.rne!l. Ben arnin
| Dunn, Edward
| Davis, Mrs Frances
| Davis, Henry
D9o, Mrs Eliza
| Driitsucnscn, .lohn
| Davis, Thomas h
| Ewell, Mrs DR. } os:ie
Evans, Mrs Laura W
Evans Mis-, Sidney
Ester, L W
Eppler, Mrs William
Ferguson. MissCordel'
Foley, Mrs &
Freeman, Charles
Fisher, Geo W
Fears, joseph .
Fcrguion, Mrs LAWN
Crimes, Miss Ann t.
Grnomna, Daniel
Grandson. Fanny
NJ Hannah
Green: MIS- Hsn1iH"
Grimes Mt. NJ "ry y
Gardner, N rs Mann
Gibson, Hililsm
Hamilton, nj rs tal!i {
Hull w W Leg g
Hubbard, NJ '"A = ""''
Hai', Cap ION. !, -
HnwlSoh, M iSs III \, u ,
H0rner, captain II l.
ii"o''' ~, =,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

Alexander Benson, the oldest member Of the
Stock Exchange in Philadelphia, died yester-
day. He leaves fortune Of three millions OF
dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

V1IRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerk:
Y office of the Circuit Court of Ale1andris
county, on the 9TH day Of April 1871: francs
L. Smith and Sarah G. Smith. ms Wlte, anu
Samuel Miller. John Douglass, Michael Thomp'
son and Mary G. Thompson, his wife; Har!son
Wriobt, Willie Wright, Henry B. Wright.
Fairfax Whiting, Charles Whiting, Herbert
Whiting, Douglass Whiting, Francis Wbt,ng,
Margaret Whiting, Andrew Jameson, Alex-
lanes and Helen NJ. James, defts In eny.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree
fo- tbe sale of and the distribution of the pr.
ooaSo of said sale of an undivided molely OF b
Certain lot of ground in the city of Alexandria
Va among the parties entitled thereto, now
held by the defendant. Samuel MliieF' ana ..
which John G. Vowel died seized; said loi
he;na IN Tho east side of Union street, N SAL
CITY, between King and Prince Streets anu DC
inc the orester mart of q lot Of ground CONVEX
ed to cn sad Tobn C. Vowel and Thomas Vowel
jr., by decd from Jesse Smms' dated the -
Jay yb u' defendants, John Douglass, Micnav
Thompson and Mary G. Thompson, his VIE
Henry B. Wright, Charles Whiting ana JoAA
V. Douglass, not having entered their appeal ..
ance and given security according TO TIC AZ o.
Assembly and the rules OF TINS Court anu !.
appearing by proper affidavit that tney a,e NO.
residents of this State, it is ordered that tLo
said defendants appear here within one MONA
alter the publication o. this order and do wh.;
is necessary TO protect their interests IN lh!'
suit and that copy Of this order be 0rthwil"
inserted in the Alexsndria Gazette q ne" ap"-
per published in the city of Alexandra, once d
week for four successive weeks. and po'leo n
| tho front door of the Court louise 81 Lnis E0u"
| ty. A copy, testo: >. lhCr
Francis L. Smith, y. O. sp lo-ls"1"
VIRGINIA: AT rules held in the Cie1k
| Y Office of tho County Court Of Ae2aHdf:"
county, on the 81 day OF May, 1871 Ihoma, Il
Eostar and John B. Hunton, sdminlitra.Ii
with the will attached of james W. fo5ter d.
ceased. plaintiffs; against Arms!esd &. MOI"
head. dert In debt and on IN attAchm mem
! The ohec! Of this suit is to recove: OF TAG "e
CanIsu, the sum of four hundred dollars aeb'
and two dollars and seventy SIX cents CO..:
nrotcs,, with legal interest thereon from ."
| 10Th day Of October, 1857, ill paid.
| The dofendant not having entered h'~ 81!
nootance and given security according u -
| rrt of Assembly and the rules OF THIS l""!'H'
happening by affidavit thst he is iiot g
Jeat Of this State, it Is ordered lEaI tnc I'' :"
| fenuent apuear here within ono month "'''
duo publication Of this order ana co w
| necessary to rotcct his interest IN IN: an
and that copy of this order Do lorth"h" ~
serted in the Alexandria Gazette, neWsP'pH
published in tho city Of Alexandria one
| week for four successive weeks, ana postcd
the front door Of the Court House CT thl= c"".'
lty copy, tostc: ~,,,,,
| "a E,..ar n n. NY lu-lsWi"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

A man in Rhode Island has been sent to
Jail for ten days for sleeping 10 church. Moth
ing was done to the clergyman who put him to
sleep!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

One hundred and fifty families are receiv-
ipp regular relief from the fund in aid Of the
su ffsrers by the capitol calamity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

The Protestant Episcopal Cou neil formerly
Convention) for the Diocese of Virginia, will
meet at Wheeling, West Va, on Wednesday,
the 25th Of May. Bishop Johns, and Assistant
Bishop White, will probably both be present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14
THE FIRST PREMlU II

ca! enL =es, tneIn, Or send for circulars to
ALBERT j. SKIN N Err,
General a gent, 10 and II Union st.,
Aeysndria, Virginia.
Orders fer Threshers, Wheel Horse Rhkes
AnI other Implements, promptly attended TO.
my l4-IJyi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

OTlCE.-An adjourned meeting Of the
~ Stockholders Of the ALEXANDRIA Ca
NAL COMPANY will be held at the Alder
mems Chamoer on II URSDAY, the 9TH day
Of June, 1870. At II o'clock a. in
t. &. u HLEK,
my ?-2sWtd Clerk and Treas A. G. &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

I -
i comfortable, small dwelling, on Quee n.
between Washington and Colu On bus streets, e.
now occupied by Mrs. Mary 2. Lloyd Pos Ea
session gwen on the 1st OF June next. Apply
- CHARLES l.. POWELL
raayG--lw N f. cor. Duke X Wash. ets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-14

NJ OTICE-All persons to whom the estate Of
~ the lalc Patrick Hammil is ind ebted are
notified t. appear before ice, ut my Office, at 10
o'clk Il IN, OH Tuesday, May II, 1870, and prove
their accounts, in accordance with a decree Of
the Circuit Cu.ir!.
i. y. BURGH,
my l0-tl Commissioner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11

There arc in all some 1,2O0 squares Of
ground in this city, about 100 OF these are II
the marshes Of the Eastern branch or extend
ing into the river about 100 more are included
In the grounds Of the Alms-house, Congress
sonal cemetery, and along Rock Creek; about
800 more are without fencing or other i'm
prOyements. This leaves 100 squares on
which Messrs. Strong and Mcknight might
possibly find a tree, fence or q house TO
which they might attach one of their tin-sheet
names. Four names TO square Is 2, 800, d
fifty cents each (tho contract priee) would hE
81, 400 To meet this the Councils have juai
appropriated $500. Why this large excess !
Tax-payers this Is a matter'for your invest
gation-the day of reckoning is at hand.
Wonder II Samuel StrOng's offers 10 bet on
Mayor Bowen's election has anything TO do
with the SO, 500.
II names were placed on every one Of the
1900 squares, in the marshes, cemeteries
along the canal, both sides, along and In the
river, along Rock creek Slash run, BuZZards
point inside the Enclosures Of the arsenal,
Monument grounds and the Mall, but O., 400
(belng 20 to each square) were necessary to
pay the bill as per contract allow that all
this were done. Who received the additional
$l,l0O2 Where are the youchers1
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11

We learn that DR.. Leon Alcan, who ron
dcrcd distinguished service as a surgeon Ii
tho Union army during the late rebellion, ant
mont for a few years past, Is about 10 return
to his native country-Francc. This will b
n source Of regret 10 those who have beer
benefited by his successful electrical treat
mcnt, and to his many devoted friends, who
will wish him pleasant voyage and happy
return to his relatives In the Old World.
The Doctor Is brother to the Commissioner
of Patents in Paris, and who for distinguished
services OF home has been honorod there. He
was a friend Of Gen. Lafayette, and served
with him in the revolutionary movement In
Paris in 1880, when he was badly wounded,
and for his courage he received the Cross Of
the Legion of Honor.
He landed In New York In 1858, where he
resided until the war broke out, when he Inn
mcdiatcly offered his services to the Govern
mcnt. He made himself very useful in the
army, and saved many lives by the applica-
ton Of his treatment. He served some two
years at Armory Square Hospital, and by
none was he appreciated more highly than
by that eminent surgeon, Dr. Bliss, who was
in charge Of that institution.
One Of tho beautiful medals ordered by
Congress for distinguished service in the army
has been conferred upon him, and his name
is enrolled among the veterans Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic.
As apcople, we appreciate the Intelligent
services rendered by Foreigners to the cause
of liberty, humanity and justice. This cause
Is one throughout the world, and among no
peoples has this been demonstrated in more
disintcrcstcd and enthusiastic manner than
among the French. Therefore we say-al
hail to the French people in their constan
efforts to establish the reign Of liberty ant
law In their own land.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
Baltimore and Ohio RallTOad--- Removal Of the
Track from the HArPerS FERN Property.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has for more than thirty years used portion
of the Government land at Harper's Ferry
without paying rent for Ii. When the line
was surveyed, In 1899, the engineers deter
mined to build the road diagonally across the
river from the point where the HaTper's Ferry
bridge now stands, running up Byren's Island
over which the right Of way was secured
for u trihe-and striking the Virginia shore
about two miles above Just at the north point
of the property. 1t was soon discovered,
however, that II this plan was carried out II
would be necessary TO construct heavy wall
TO protect the road from freshets, the cost Of
which would not be less than 90, 0OO, 0OO The
plan was, therefore, abandoned, and the com
pany turned Its attention to the Government
property lying along the river and used TOR
armOry purposes.
the right Of way over this land but In 1899
the Secretary Of War gave them suferance
right TO use a strip Of land thirty feet wide I'D
jaccnt 10 the river, and on this the track was
laid. Since that time the company has grad
ually enCTOachGd on the Government property
until II now occupies all the land within sixty
feet Of the river, and, II Is claimed, injured
the whole tract During the session Of 1893 90
Congress passed an act authorizing the Score
tary Of War to dispose Of the property at Har-
pcrs Ferry at public sale and the railroad
company evidently intended 10 purchase Il.
But when the sale closed, November 80, 1889
10 the surprise Of those present, the hammer
fell at Rf76, 600, and the land was declared
sold 10 the agent OF manufacturing company,
which now proposes TO eject the company and
take up the track. The case will he pretty
sure TO get Into the courts.- Wash Cor. Bal
b,uOrg AtNaTicda.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11

Co-orERATIvE TELEGRAPmSo.-The en-
ployccs Of the Bankers and Brokers line
have entered into an arrangement with the
company by which the entire business Is
placed In the hands Of those who do the work,
and the useless, cumbrous machinery Of OK
ecutivc board, board Of trustees, electricians,
engineers and other supernumeraries most Of
whom have no practical knowledge Of tclc-
graphing Is thrown to the winds, leaving the
earnings Of the line to pay the actual OK
pcnsos Of working it. and the profits to be
divided among those who earn them. We
hope that this attempt to bring telegraphing
down to practical everyday affair, as any
other business Is conducted, will be noticed
by those who have occasion to use the tele-
graph.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11

tFf0m the Portland tMAinel ffesa, nay ~
An ancient and very Yaluahle caution, "a
the effect that when one Il writing letters "a
different persons he should be careful 10 In
close them In properly directed envelopes, 70
ceiyes a new enforcement from recent mis-,
take made by no less person than General
Butler. Al the recent dinner OF the COPY
tIntyersIty Alumul. Hon. VI. w. Pnine said
that lac had received letter from General
Butler (ln which he intended 10 excpseSD eN-
cusing himself for being absent, whereupoh he
read the following.
GiRi n Mr. whltlonoga told you that J had any
thing % % with the sale Of eadetaiipa, II Il down
HSYsaTs' D, r. BuTLER
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
Sneoial Notices.

DSN q * n "a 4:
s s;e 81 4 r. !s sE'RsS NAY H. s ','
,.,ss-DAyysoS IoD,IR. No. Is.-TnEHE
Ba An y mostips n bsvSSB Lodge, NJ hold
~ disRsno,s2u e. ne x * ~ s M,sanc
Temple, corner II u 41d Ninth Streets
I sEiTIESs't Of sh' ts,.l or THOMPSON, Sec.
eSS-I. o. o. F.1COLUSIBM IODJiE, No.
H1es.s ~ ~ W. teaaiAs mee.na ~ y vi.
Ss sSG.iidsred ~ order y Is, ISaS, t,S o..
myla JohN A. hOOl.DEN, hec sec.
pdy- Q; q I9:,,a :. I GI,g SESspssskkPS
EvEHlNG, i1iS instant, 4 4 g'Siqst; -. !, 49,
sss;s-hIAsoSIC.-TiIE STATED poNv0cA-
held for SS a., S New SsSs S cor
'' msSs, JoiiS Eb% " hAso Secretary
ndy-NgTlgE.-N Nc poio5ed RSear. ~. will BE-
p-INS nEeIoRLA x. az. y S5SSItys Il,
2 NY y y ssS y ~ i S.,ss, Ts IA
sS'd rS sss 'S Ssps n ~ pS baa
sg.s : :, : :, n OMAN: :! A;;.ss:%s$;
200 i .sss y SSE Mon'' SFOi s sS
Rl5y-PBNGSIIEso AND THFER AND FIVE
R5yrr EENr 6 bcfS exchanged Tor 'u'"'y Nv
oEv-SODA NVATER, KTSsIN(3EN, VI(IHY,
| dr.naht Al COiJOHIINrS DRUG RTDRF opposito
MsS5nio Temple
SO We open today complete line % FItitNCIi,
ENGLISH and AMERICAN FABRICS, for custom
trade Our facilities for getting up hrstelAss order
WORK uneqnAed In the city An experience Of
fifteen yoara together With connection with the
best American and foreign house, enables US 70 oier
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
$1,000 REV ARD

For any case Of Bliad Blseiag Hohia0 PILES that
DE BING'S PILE REMEDY fails 70 eure. II has
cured cases Of years standing tn IT, and got nd Of
all DruERista. :
tAboratoTy-142 Franklin street, Baltimore. Md.
Ap2him
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

Died 1t his residence in the town of Harri-
son, Grant Co., Wis, Jan. 26th, A. ID. 1870,
STEPHEN Back, aged 90 years, mos and
90 days.
Another Old settler gone, another father at
rest. Stephen Brock was born in Virginia,
Nav 9th, 1900 Although his youth was spent
IN his native state and he was surrounded by
slavery slsi tai. ed by national and State avs,
with tbs Influence Of slaveholding arisiocra-
cy controlling Community, culcalrg Inc
minds IS mOs' the belief that for White nan
- labor vas degrading. and that mans respec-
ability. position and influence were correctly
shown by The numbsr Of his negroes yet, all
those j. tinences only served 10 poin; ont TO
him thu domiueering spirit OF The people and
government, and fiji him with a desi,e 10
breathe the free ali Of the Northwest, where
nature 10 ed uncoAtsminsied bv the polluted
tastes and customs OF deiectively educated men.
Aciuated hy that feeling he came TO the Ter
ritory OF Wisconsin in 1926. and final " settled
in the southern part Of what is row Grant
county, IN 1890. For many years he was en-
gagged in mining With the variable success
that attended this enterprise in early days.
Coeval with Gov. Dodge, Maj. Romtree, Gen.
Terry, Jefferson Crawford, William Richard
son, Morgan L. Martin, Judge Cole, Ramsey
and others, who we're the first settlers Of this,
then open, unimproved country, he was fully
conveTsant with all our earlier history, and
many were the amusing incidents he could tell
OF those times when territorial officers, miners
and all wore buckskin, before the reiner-
weman--came tc bake the bread, fry the meat
and wash the dishes of aur fathers He was
married Aug. 10, 1895, and soon after COM
neneed farming, which he followed through
life He was blessed with seven children,
five of whom and his wife survived him. The
two sons who went before him were sacrifices
on the altar of their country, one member OF
! Co. H., 25th Reg Wis. Vols; the other be-
longing 10 Co. ssth, Reg. Iowa Cav. They
died ths; ireeihstitutons in this country might
live. But their father lived 10 see the dawn OF
a glorious future. Father and sons now at
rest, bu, the flag ct a free country floats over
their graves. One Of his sons, Capt Brock,
served his Assembly District as q worthy
member Of the Legislature Of 1859. The de-
ceased never sought Office, though possessing
qualities which fitted him to be preferred by
men. His heighbors frequently imposed town
Offices on him, and be always discharged the
duties faithfully and with credit. Kind, gen
erous, word never questioned, honor above
reproacb, upright before God and man-citl-
zen, friend and fsther-hail and farewelli
CsM.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

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