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Evening star., 1870-03-05
EDUCATIONAL. 4.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Train. between WASHING -aISsrOs, lse.
TashfIsfSS 1Ss Az fSETiHSSE ms TTs iHs II
WEST are nov run as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
"a SSs WIZ @ g i's
"a $50 and $50 s1scDf sTspd''' at and $50 A.
L..r. e. TOO Jon and dHSssfotIs: s.ss z \ a., ,.o
No train 70 or from AnnspOli. on sunday. and 70" r. -
roe SH bsT.TIAJkr sgSRsJ
p Leave at : A. NJ, .ad $40. $40. and 500
.' fSs Al ALL PHsfs Ar 'S 81 Fl fhf fNS %ksf s f.
hes,s sS asi,y' s1eevt Saturday and Sunday, ct
o. q Saturday q 3 4; M; and s;sSrM.
10 Wheeling. PArkersburs, &c.
fasGosa ticket. e the Wet can ~ Ss had = =.
venia avenue. Passsnser pure hasns tickets at d.
called for and Checked Al sssi1 % Ss,I ,srsr
ss:sSi ssS sS:o. So. ..
v~tissment ef .Through Line.
Tas2S cpEs S.a.rs fist.s q xa.ss
no0 GEO. s. KOONTz. General Agent.
THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHINaros
sE% Iosk: AD
...... Nd INV VI ios,
oxe nov run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, tcifkox ckasss of cars
Leave daily lsxcept sunday st 3 .. m, and l2:<b
and p m
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily texcept Sunday e .. m, and 1870
aod $40 pm.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave FOR New York st 800 ,. m. and Philsdsa
mia af $40 D. m.
sie~ping cars for New York on p m train only.
Through tickets TO PhiladelphiA, New York, or
Boeton can be had at the Station Once af ali hours
IN the day. Also, At the Company's once, No. 400
RennsylvzniS avenue. Passengers purchasing tick.
ets AZ the Avenus once there arrange TO have
their baggage called for and checked af their res;-
deure taken TO the depot, aod put into the baggage
car. ,ox =.
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, AnnaDC
~ sN1 L. WILSON, Master OF rransportstSou.
L. M COLE, General Ticket Agent.
uoD GEO 3. KOOHTZ. Agent, wAshingtou.
EsTABLIsHBD ls]A.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

AYOCNG MAN STABBED BY A ScHo, NATE.
WHO AFTERWARDS COMMITS SUICIDE-A Ia
mentable affair transpired in Lindley township,
In Mercer county, Mo-, on Thursday and Fri
day evenings OF last week, resulting in the de atb
OF Clark Putnam, q lad about fifteen wears of
age, and the probable fatal injury OF William
WilmOt, who is also about the same aee IL
seems that q spelling school was being hell at
what is called the Moss schoOl-house on Thurs
day night, at which a quarrel commenced be-
tween these two boys, but which, however did
not result in any blows while at the school-house
But en- their way home the quarrel was resumed.
when, 1t said, WilmOt attacked Putnam with
knife. Putnam also drew a knife, and dealt
Wiimot several severe blows, one of which
took effect between the jugular vein and the
collar bone, producing fearful and probably
mortal wound. On the following day Putnam
was arrested by the proper authorities, exam
ined and bound over for his appearance at the
March term OF the court Shortly after return
ing from the trial, Putnam took his gun and
started, as 1t was supposed, out hunting. After
an absence of several hours the young mans
parents became uneasy, and search was made
for him. He was found dead some distance from
the house, the gun lying near his body, the ball
penetrating his heart. The conclusion was at
once arrived at that he had taken his own life.
THE MCFARLAND TRIAL-The Preparations
Made by the Prisoner's Counsel for the APPROACHING
Erent.-As the time draws near for the trial OF
Daniel Mcfarland for the killing Of Albert
ID. Richardson, IN November last, public
interest in this celebrated case is revived, and
public anticipation Is keenly aroused by the pro-
liabilities Of startling disclosures, which have
been openly limited at. The counsel engaged
for the defense are Messrs. John Graham,
Charles 8. Spencer, and Eldridge r. Gerry, ali
Gentlemen Of well-known legal attainments, and
all remarkable for pertinacity i'm behalf OF their
clients. The prosecution will, Of course, be
conducted by Judge Garvin, the District Attor-
ney, and in view Of his well-kn0wn dislike for
the introduction of private counsel it is BILE
that no attorneys outside Of the District Attor-
ney's pfhce will take any prominent part in the
conduct Of the case for the people. The
evidence thus far taken in preliminary exami-
nations by the prisoners counsel has been very
vOluminOus. An immense number OF private
examinations have been made, and the investi-
topics and Of years, some commissions for
taking testimony having been sent as far as
Europe, and it Is now thought it will be two
weeks from next Monday, or March q, when
the defense will be ready.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

TIE PRESIDENT VISITS THE GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE.-The President accompan-
led by Gen1 Dent, visited the Government
PRINTING once at noon to-day. upon the invita-
ton Of MIR. Clapp, and inspected the machinery
and the manner Of conducting the business in
that establishment. The Marine band was in at
tendance, to give a fitting reception to the dis
tinguished visitors.
Mr.. Clapp, the Government Printer, received
the President and Gen. Dent, and escorted them
through the building, in company with Senators
Anthony, Casserly and Harris, and Hon. Mr.
Latin, chairman Of the House Committee or
Printing. 1t was stated at the office yesterday
that this visit would be made, and the employes
improvised some very tasteful decorations, con-
sisting OF handsome wreaths of flowers flags and
portraits. Some large banners were hung
In festoons from the ceilings, on which
were printed the following notices -
March 4th, 1869, gold 145-March 4th, 1870
gold 49," " One years administration, national
debt reduced ninety mllions;' s.U. s. Grant
synonymous with peace and plenty;" "Fishtiit
out on that line If it takes all SUMMER A
sheepskin printers apron was suspended over
one of the presses with portraits of Grant and
Colfax on either side. The word Z" Welcome ~
in large letters, was conspicuous in the west end
of the job Office. About three-fourths of the
male employees of the Office served under Gen
Grant, in the late war, and the occasion was one
Of great interest to them.
This is the first visit the President has ever
mode to this 0fice. President Lincoln visited
the Printing Office during the last year of the
war, and was received then with the same
demonstrations of respect as the present Wis
itors. As the President entered the cOmpositors'
room, " Hail 10 the Chief" was played by the
band, which had been engaged for the occasion
by the employees.
No intermissi0n Of the work in any of the
rooms was observed during the time the visitors
were passing thrOugh-.he seven hundred work
men being busily employed. After going
through the compositor' room, the press room
below was visited, where the large Bullock
press, tastefully decorated with miniature flags
and q portrait Of the President, attracted much
attention. r-
The stereotype room bindery, folding and
ruling rooms were visited in order, and the Wis
kors introduced to the foreman Of each room by
Mr.. Clapp; and the machinery was examined
while In full operation. The process Of stereo-
typing was witnessed with much interest by the
distinguished visitors, and many questions an
swered by the workmen a. to the manner Of
doing this work.
In passing through the folding room. . beau
tiful boquet Of Aowen prepared BY the ladies
there was presented 10 the President by Mrs.
Emma Louderbach, who said: "Mr. President.
please accept this floral tribute from the ladies
Of this department" The President received
the gift bowing his acknowledgements, and
bidding the ladies''seod morning" passedon.
L. Il
Evening star., 1870-03-05

Fifty out Of hundred students I'm the
MinAeeota State University are women.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-08
SheriG's Sale,-FawCeit Heirs.

StIATE or WISCONSIN, u Circuit for Grant County
- County Of Grant. 10 Wisconsin.
Judgment Of foreclosure and order of sale.
Edward Fawcett rs John Faweott, ir, Aun Fawcett
George NJ Fawcett and Mary X Fawcott, infant heirs
Of John Fawcett. deceased. and Hannah Fawoett
BY virtue of Judgment Of foreclosure aud order OF
sale in the above entitled action, rendered and made
at the September tenn 1870, OF the Circuit court OF
Grant county, Wisconsin, and ds.ed September Goth,
1870, shall the I'D day Of November, 1870 at the
hour Of noon at the front door Of the court house, in
the village Of Lancaster In said county, offer for sale
aud sell at public sale TO the highest bidder for cash.
the following property mentioned in said Judgment,
described As follows, to-Wit The north west quarter
of the northeast quarter Of section thirty-ive in
north of range two west Of the fourth prn-
opal meridian, I'm Grant county Wisconsin.
Said sale will he made 60 satisfy said judgment, in-
tcrest thereon, costs and accruing costs.
WIN. II. elise, Sheriff
StML MGRRIcE. plaintiff attorney.
Dated sheriff Office, Lancaster, Grant county, IT,
cohain, October 10th, 1870. l9w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-08
THE HERALD.
sHERP-KILLING DOGS

The American Stock Journal IN an
article on sheep-billing dogs, declares
that "a dog may be detected by cX-
aiming his mouth. If he has not
picked bis teoth clean small bits Of
wool may be seen between them, aud
he may safely be pronounced guilty,
and ready for pill Every man
ought TO make it q rule to kill every
dog that he sees after sheep with
out asking TO whom il belongs Some
few dogs can be cured by tying them
70 stake in an enclosure, and let
ting q closely sbcared ram at him !;
he will teach him lesson rdD.mery
that he will not soon forget, and will
ever after give the road to hock
of sheep"
4. ". Garland, Esq in comment
ing on the above IN the Western World
says
This may all be very well as q
preventive Of the recurrence Of the
trouble and answer the purpose,
where sheep o very plenty and very
profitable; but the satisfaction Of
killing one or more worthless dogs
is ralhar poor pay for dozen Or two
sheep killed and twice as many torn
and worried, under opposite circum-
stances Can't our friend suggest
some way Of escaping the first visits
from tine dogs Ills second suggcs-
ton we deem is nearer the right one,
wherein he lays down the 'ruIo to
Kill every dog that lie sees after the
sheep without asking to whom it be-
llugs' Our rule, we think, is an i'm
provement upon this, however, which
is to kill every dog seen upon the
premises, unless accompanying its
owner, or some responsible person,
and always. if possible, before it gets
after tho sheep Ia following this
rule, we arc equally sure Of killing
thc dog, aud much more certain to
save our sheep. A dog encroach-
ing on premises other than those OF
his owner, is an outlaw, aud merits,
what no flock owner should hesitate
10 give him. q short shrilt and a
stout cord o. in the absence Of the
latter q swift bullet"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-08
Estate OF wilson.

Srtrr OF WTcoSslN} IN Probate, Grant CoG.ty
- County Of Grant : court
III tho matter 0f d. cstate 81 John Henry Wilson,
GcC3ased.
On reading Ming the petition Of Mary Wilson 4,
81 Grant county representing among other things that
John Horny wilson late Of Potosi, Grant Co., ON the
18th day Of October A. y. $50, At MuscOda, died
interstate, leaving goods, chattels and estate within
this state and Cos that the said petitioner is the widow
OF said deceased and praying that administration Of
said estate be Go Thomas stephens granted.
1t i7 ordered THAI sHd petition be heard before the
Judge Of this Court, Tuesday, the 22d day Of
Nqyembcr, 1870, att o'clock p NJ at Lancaster, in
said county.
ordered further that notice thereof be given the
hcirs Of said deceased and all persons Interested by
publishing copy Of this order for three successive
weeks prior 70 al day Of hearing. in the Grant Coun
IS Herald, weekly newspaper printed and published
at Lancaster, in said county.
BY tho Court, WM MCGONIGAL, Co. Judge.
Dated Lancaster, october 81. 1870. 22w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-08
Sheriff Solicitation ct al.

= Grant County, ty, Wisconsin.
lIofstio W Tel, rlantih, against Hiram Taylor
and Elizabeth Taylor (his wifel, and Hiram Com
stock, defendants
BY virtue OF Judgment Of foreclosure and order OF
sale rendered and made ia the above entitled action
dated She 9Th day Ct September, A $780, and ~
direction ofplautiifs attorney will Offer for saleand
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash. 90 the front G1or Of the court house, in the vii
ago Lancaster Grant county Wisconsin. the 10th
day of November 1870 IA II o'clock noon, said day,
the following described land on lot number ~,
ia block number eighteen QS), in Brndley's Addition
% the village OF Bpscobol commencing ten Q0) feet
north of the Southwest corner Of said lot running
thence east hundred and thirty feet (30), thence
north twenty-throe and 10th feet, thence west one
hundred ana thirty feet (30), thence south twenty
three and 10th feet To tho place o. beginniDgall in
the county of Grant and State Of Wisconsin.
Said sale will bee made TO satisfy said Judgment. in
terest, costs aud costs Of sale. WI II elise,
W DEWEY, Plaintiffs attorney. Sheriff.
Dated sheriff Office, Lancaster, Wis Oct 3, lS7C.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-08
E.lnte oE DeitricII.

CTA~E OF WISCONSIN, 900 In Probate Grant Co court
> Grant County, So Probate office, Oct. 81, 1870
IN the matter Oh the last will and testament OF Daniel
DIETRICH, deceased, lat, Of Grant county
whereas, an instrument in writing purporting to be
the last will and testament ofDanic DIETRICH deces sed
late Of the County of Grant, has been filed in this
office; and whereas, application has been made by
VI. Il. Clark, Of WOodmau, praying that the same be
proven ana admitted 10 Probate according to the laws
of this state;
Judge of this court at the Probate Office in the village
of Lancaster, iu said County, ON Tuesday, the I'D
day Of November, A, D. 1870, at ! O'Clock ia the
afternoon of said day.
And it is further ordered that notice Of said app-
cation and hearing be given 20 all persons interested
By publishing copy Of this order ia the Graet Coun
ty Herald newspader printed in Lancaster, in said
county for three successive weeks once in each week.
prior % said DAY nf hearing
By tie Court, WI. McG0NIGAL, Co. Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-08
Estate of Hawkins.

q IATE on WIsC0NsIN, In PROBATE, Grant 60. court
- Grant County. S Probate Office Oct, -, 1870.
III the matter Of the last viii and testament Of Samuel
Hawkins, deceased.
Whereas nm instrument III writing, purportng to be
the last will and Testament Of samuel Hawkins, de-
ceased iato Of Grant County Wis. has been filed: in
this office; and hereas application has boen made by
Thomas Laird, oi Grant county, praying that the same
be proven and admitted 10 Probate according to tho
laws Of this State
It's ordered hat the sad application be heard be-
fore the judge &c this court, at the Probate Office in
Lancaster IN SAID county, Monday, the 2st day Of
said day.
And IL il furti ordered, that notice Of said appli-
cation and hear lg be given 70 all persons interested
n said estate, " publishing copy Of this order for
three successive weeks prior 90 said day of hearr <,
iu the Grant County Herald" weekly newspaper
published az Lancaster, In said county.
by the Cou.t WIN McG0NlGAL,
2lw5 County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-08
SberiT's Sale,-Tegels ct al,

cyrArE on WIscoNsIv, Crcuit Court in and for
- Grant County, the county Of Grant.
Judgment OF Fsreclusure and order Of sale.
James VI Gushing rs: Heinrich Yeges, Elizabeth Tegeis
aud Gerhard Brunler.
By virtue of judi ment of foreclosure aud order Of
sale in the above entitled action made and rendered
az the September te.m 1870 Of the Circuit Court OF
Grant county Wisconsin, dated the 2lst day Of Sep
omber 1870 shall On the I'D day Of November, 1870,
at the hour Of uoOn at the front door of the court
house, ia the village Of Lancaster Grant county, Wis
consn offer for sale hid will sell at public sale 10 the
highest bidder for cash, the property mentioned in
said Judgment, described follows towit: The east
half Of the southwest quarter Of section number
thirty hye l35 10 thwn one, nortl Orange two west
of the fourth principal meridian, in GRAFT county
Wisconsin.
Said sale will be made to satisfy said Judgment in
terest and costs accruing thereon. W. II. elise,
sAW'L MERRIcE plaintiff Is attorney. Sheriff.
Dated Sheriff = office Lancaster, Grant county,
Wisconsin, October 40, 1870. l9w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-08

ga lion. q. 9. Williams, Vt James
vile, gave most interesting address
80 tho Northern Wisconsin Fair at
Oshkosh j, abouudad Ia passages
OF rare beauty and contained highly
uggcs.Yn aad practical thoughts in
ureeard Us the iIfa of the western
farmer and the training Of his chill
Jrcn Nn quote The closing para
graphs
trust zoe day is not far distant
when moro spacious, better voutilat-
ci and therefore moro hoalthful
sleeping apartments will be the rule,
not the exception, in all your houses !;
when hot and cold water baths, cas-
ily aud choaply supplied from the
reservoirs on your kitchen stoves,
shall bo q thing OF daily convenience
when on every farm the ice house,
costing nothing lin money, and but q
dag or two of labor and care, shull
stand with its welcome contents, %
charm away the summer hcata and
cool tho lowered brow Of disease
whom the tired laborcrrcturning from
ile iciQ. covered With lhc dust and
Precipitation of the day toll, shah
emerge from the cleansing bath, to
ratiro 10 q slumbor az least sweet and
refreshing as that which greets the
Weli-groDmcd dratt-horse OF thc stab.
Then shall broad. level roads skirt
your possessions, and forest trees
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-08

SAVING SEED CoRN.-Ihc lT.Sicra
6Hai, through correspondent, talks
tu this commmon sense way about
saving ln the tall-what rs 80 need
iul in tho spting-good seed corn:
have few words 10 say on this
uhloct 90 stir up the minds 81 farm
crs by way of remembrance. Some
shy We will select our seed corn at
tho time Of husking, / guess +. will
get ripe and dry before FROST this
yoar. Others think thcy can select
good seed corn from the crib In the
spring Well perhaps they may,
but ] think ID is not a safe way. My
plan Is this Go into the field with
basket and wbccIbarrow, select Of
those ears that begin TO ripeu carli-
c7t, husk, leaving ON two or three
husks TO trace IL up by. BY the
time whom tho frost comes il will
bo cured, and no mistake You win
have good, sound seed. Try it, YOU
who have not done So. think one
acre planted with good, sound seed
- worth two acres planted with half
frozen weakly stun.
A man OF our intimate acquaint-
ance, now in the beautiful land, kept
his corn crop considerably above the
average OF . New town for forty
years, by saving each season Of husll-
ing the best ear on stalks that bore
two ~ three, and planting tho seed
theretrom the next spring. We
should prepare now for next vcar's
seed, il success would he made Ger
tain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-08

FALSE UMR.-A correspondent Of
a leading fashion Journal in com.
menenting upon the current fashions
for ladies, says that girls of II to Is
years ofage should be warned against
destroying their own hair for all the
future, by wearing the masses OF
false hair now in vogue. If it has
heen kept short az it should be until
they are II years Old, it will be just
.he right length 20 braid and wear
ino"ing 4 i be too long for that,
icy them braid ii loosely and tie at
tno Top with ribbons, so as to form
braided loops, but let them on no ar-
count mount heavy chignon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-08
UNREDEEMED LANDS.
GRANT CO., WIS.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD OFSuPERvIsoEs, }
Grant County, Wisconsin.

OFFIcE OF CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORY,
Grant County, Wisconsin. ;
Lancaster, Aug. 10th, 1879 }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. 10 all whom it may
~ concern that the following described lands and Town
Lots sold May H. AID 1865, forthe taxes due nd
paid tor the year 1867, remain edeemed ia this Office
Now therefore, unless the tax charges and interest
opposite each tract and lot together with the redemp
ton fee shall be paid before the l2 of May,
A. D. 1871, in pursuance of Statute TOR such cases
made and provided, the same will be conveyed TO the
purchaser
YiHags Of Upper Haset Gr<eH-Roofs addition.
DESCRIPTION. SIC TO WHOM Ass'D. AMT DUE.
lots and 2 block 2 James Kilgore ii Is
TOpa 3, Range l. PlattsUfLie.
fraction in cor ofnwL
bounded by Foy and
Goodrich on e, side n Unknown IS
wa of sea q Henry G stiles 40 81
ROaairess N. ". addition 70 Village OF Plat,sgias
lot no II BLOCK Il II Rountroe SO
T6pa 4, Range l. Lima,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-08
PURE DRUGS, Low PRlcESl! QUICK SALES /
WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE!

~ Z EV kVQ Ws - " TIN 1
RE YOU GIoNG 10 BUY A SEWING MA
"A chno1 Ifso, look 20 your interest and exam.
ine the
WILSON IMPROVED SETTLE SEWING MACHINE
stitch Alike ON Both sides.
WE claim SUPERIORITY for the WILSON for
ist. II has the BEST FEEDING DEVICE and
will never out get out ~ order feed uneaveny
slip starched goods pucker the seam, which all
other machines liable To do. Itmakes eveay stitch
of an Equal Length. ~ - STRONGER THAN
ANY OTHER FEED! We can take strong piece
| of cloth and put eni y tae Wilson Machine
aud tho other end in ASH OTHER MACHINE, aud
guarantee that II Will tt the cloth from the other
/ in consequence OF it, SUPERIOR STRENGTH. M
sOapIng helping it il requred. The Feed has been
! tried and tested sixteen years.
1 ID. II does GATHERING and RUFFLING Superior
70 any other machine. I. docs Narrow and Wide
| Hemming, Tucking &c.
3D. II uses the BEST BINDER.
4th. IL breaks LESS Z EEDLES
9Th. 1t is the Simplest Machine made It has less
Wearing Parts.
| 9th 1t has no Grouved Cams, Ball Joints, or
| Compound Cranks or Cog " heels.
eth, IL has less pieces # machinery than any other
machine.
sth, 1t will wear longer than the shuttle in any
other machine. IL has tsles best Shuttle Tension.
We also agents for.the
BUCKEYE MACHINE
A hand Shuttle Machine This is indeed the poor
mans friend Takes the lock stitch; is strongly
built uses the Wilson feed Price only $40. Ma
chimes delivered in any part Of Grant county ana full
instructions given. Call and machines or
send for descriptive circulars and sample sewing to
HUYKE WARNER,
Fennmore, Wis
aa- Miss ID. J. sCHLOEssER, MnIIner end
october ,, $50 lsm3*75o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-08

aeA-The st. Louis Journal Of Agyj.
culture does not accept the arguments
TO prove that Pork will decline +,
thinks II tee farmers do not get ,,scar.
cd too soon" they will get IS ner brr-
dred for hogs delivered in ST. Lonis