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The union Democrat., 1870-07-09

Sh ERIEF'S SAL LE.-BY VIRTUE OF CERTIE
~ fed Copy OF Decree of Foreclosure Of Mortgage and
Order of Sale issued out of the District Court Of the Fifth
Judicial District of the State of California County
Tuoumne in the action of Alexander Martin against d
Davidson duly sttested the 21st day Of june D. 1870
am commanded to sell the following described property
to- :one undivided oneeight part of that certain
Quartz Claim and Quartz Mill, siiua ed i'm the County Of
Tuoumne. State Of California and about eight miles in an
eastery direction from he city Of Sonora and
about s. lo W. from its northern boundary and cor tain.
ing about twentyf hundred feet in length with its
dips spurs and angles; with tn Quartz MILL steam en-
gines and all other machinery thereunto belonging.
Notice is hereby given, that on Saturday he 23d
Day Of fJ.iy, a ID. mo. at IL o'clock. NJ, in
the Court House door in The City Sonora will
sell the above described property the highest bidder
for cash. in u. s. Gold Coiu to satisfy said judgment
with costs and accrung costs.
IA. s. TROUT, Sheriff.
Sonora June 3Oth lS;o.iy 9 4w
The union Democrat., 1870-07-09

Sonora, June Is, ls7o-4w
The union Democrat., 1870-07-09

SAVE YouR DocroR's BItLs.-When nr.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry will cure
coughs, colds, bleeding at the Lungs, and az
rest the fell destroyer, Consumption, it does
more than most physicians can do. A single
trial will satisfy the incredulous.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-09

The Yosemite Grant to Hutchings and
Lemon has in the House been laid on tie ta-
BILE by large majority.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-09

a DMINISTRATOR.s SALE OF REAL,
n Estate-Notce is hereby given, that in pursuance
order of the Probate Court of the County Of Tucum.
State of California. made the eth day of June lS70
in the matters of the Estate of Alexander Shannon deceas.
ed the undersigned the Administrator of Estate will
Sell Public Auction to the highest bidder for Cash,
Coin of the United States and subject to confirmation by
said Probate Court. On Saturday, the 9sh day Of
July, 1870. at . , O'Clock, A, M, at the Court
House in the City of Sonora all the right title and inter-
of said Alexander Shanncn at the time of his DEATH
that certain lot parcel of land situated
the City Sonora and westerly therefrom. ard known
.0id Virgina's Ranch containing about Ninety
For particular description Book l, Vol. page
4o2 of claims, Tuolumne County Records.
j. j. FRANKLIN,
Administrator.
Sonora. Lnne Is. lSi0-4W
The union Democrat., 1870-07-09
The Great Family Medicine Of the Age.
THIRTY YEARS

THIRTY YEARS
Have elapsed since the introduction of the
Pain Killer to the public. and vet at the pres
ent time it is more popular and commands .
larger sale than ever before. Its popularity
is not confined to this country alone all over
the world its beneficial effects 10 curing the
'ills that flesh is heir to, are acknowledged
and appreciated, and as a PAIN KILLER its
fame ls limited to no coantry, sect nor race.
Il needs only to be known to be priced.
Thirty Years is certainly q long enough
time to prove the efficacy of any medicine.
and that the pain killer is deserving of all its
proprietors, claim for it, is amply proved by
the unparalleled popularity it has attained.
Il b sure and effective remedy.
ssld ny an DrssEfsss-
Price 25cts, Scots, &$1 00per Bottle
~ Directors accompany each bottle.
Juneis ls-e-lm
The union Democrat., 1870-07-09

The following lines sent us BY . frier
from jamestown were found printed on Il
back of Confederate bill, picked up in Ii
streets of Mobile.
Representing nothing on Gods Earth now.
And naught In the water below IL;
As the Hedge OF \ nature that passed away.
Keep Il dear friends and show it.
Show it 70 those who will lend
To the tale that this trife tell
Of liberty born, Of = patriots dream.
OF storm cradied nation thai fell.
Too poor to possess the precious ones.
And 10 much stranger To borrow
We Issue to-day our promise to pay
And hope TO return on the morrow.
Tie days rolled by and the weeks became years,
But our Golfers were empty still,
Coin scarce that the Treasuryd quake
Ifa dollar should drop In the till.
But the faith that was in Us was strong indeed.
Though our poverty we'll we dscerned,
And this little check represented the pay
That our suffering veterans earned.
We knew II had hardly u value In gold,
Yet as gold the soldier received it.
II gszed in our eyes with promise to pay.
Ard each man in the army believed L..
Fu, our Toys thought little indeed pay,
Or of promises over due;
We knew il il bought our bread to- day
Twas the best our poor country could do.
Keep it; 1t tells all our history Ger.
FROM the birth Of the dream to the last
Modest, and born of the Angel Hope,
Like our hope Of success il passed.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-28
COMMlSSIONER'S SALE.I! Y.


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the bt3ih; ofiiEavtnlefi 1899, fSihsAnrn
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.,lG33 4 AbGtlg Ess s,sri,d ~
lying paityin-Leh!s -alid- p~#iiy in ulsauf
Sf iys. IL tss is 4 ti,+3t
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T. .sin'' add tfEi,Ms.sngS u sob
IaiiE ctedi, ofg AZ and ~ mouths MI aqsS3.
seniuFire hon,i.Iaifii roodytseihlo Attfif
t,e..sa,fiasi4ieKstlisyl dbl q iisi lsr,l div
Ti,q4iJ ID! "a hEh4YdBRANsoSii .,
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:s,aFronI.bs TheeirgiEugi,tsr. q
= THE YOUNgDEMoCRACyl

" fhc World sound. The bugle 70. tie
young Democracy Of Tie country, and To-
..isis that the party susver. achieved any
llhns .paasrs old fvg5 leaders, or in, oon.
,stYapIe. role, and meyer will rIliais
as true as preaching. What We. vast
aud, nu,t haye is Q new asldl4s 70 leaders
il, .he s.a,sIg esu.esls4. There lis no me-
.Gssssiiy. .fooribapy departure from settled
.prin:ipiss; they grow gray .uor,be-
.coina qll iosy. !lspg Clay. aud Gsue-
raj Jacsson were never .termtdsfossila-----
they responded IS tue aspirations Of ,he
pspne, irppteclatsd, tier. iven,t,g aud ac-
srp;tn. prqgt uss 10 j:sIrsqA sense. ..cBnt
sia4e,JSwe .hayei seeIt tsurs Conyentiops
oeop.sy.lsdI by cauHurihy "laaisnls.l,ndthG
sts4i, gsts q. the par,y. aud the county
,ssp.rlil4ie.. " lf,llssills. tMtn..ta.
,t,tet, than S ,iasasur o., with Jlre hope Of
speee.s., perhaps. Lave l.tpY fsqudutly
3 tp.siaa.sd, silippssforth 1T the Hssl,il
bearers be ycuDg, s,sp;y fines young in
years Ut lsa,l ~, ~ iiun. rin.feplisg &, sahdin,
net, IL the Fossils dos ,uotgiald grscc-
isllyTtLeyl cstt.iply Nil mot voluntarily
,-7aupp tlsni o.erbpards andylat usstri1r
,fers lhe, ogld landmarks with q Feia y1ef
,fresh material. Ma,eatno! c,bit repro
tuej1g frsn the Wpld tAaetoliaaids sin
.rslasiOn,.o tAisileapre ofid,e s'.ss l,si,
s,bIhs Yong ,DtUserapyitefIthe South
.hSa l,leula:lyas in atoiatIy sntwo sta to Of
sSeie,y,i rhsy are, fspAratedj front the
past bJ agrsst gulf, aud, viii Irefnss Ito Ue
bound ,by any Standardization.
They will hiyt,as iittls hupststitiobs rds.
.iG.L for ieensil tu,ioI itatu Sa.iIelt byJe.-
Etst,9n. LIplseh, Shp,tlvus ~ crsryD tonc-
.tstispaeompeient oitscsui governineni
They will VI coutie, ilste, no. reverence
for their nswsState conttitH!ien sr, nor are
a thsy liksy,to forget 7ibat,thsy oac.. Iab-
juteI the .Fedstsla yshstituibn, and rsac.
a.ptsl, ID only BY esnpultOn. ,rl'Hc
EYpupgpeinocratS ofthe South silhenme
ipis Natiou.l politics .elrabeipated iroin
,tral:lonary wisdom "a oani in,a upud to
Judge sfpnbliD,msasurea b ! itheir 'oxpe.
SdiaaaJ ard sdaet;sn 10 p'e,ebt birtun.
istaiIces. ia is'inipo,sills; to conceive Of
"a ootun,usits swbs,eJ a,cuip.f sndu rscrht
i .hislory Agftthsa-ioh dt-bouul con.
..rvatism. II The South is lo'act with
,ac Democratic party, the party must 70.
ssliye thSt We ARC ih'a NV era, ana mus,
sssia be ths pitty cfatiten,eht.l Of pro-
graz. oi'b6id fnsasatts, and ffc.h illsh,.
Tho Vest will .s4eh as .lts sand le..
s.a, though with lss giycr and sbph,.
sa Ia lSa W.. s.Iij s-.g'i s1l *.
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.,k,o.s;K5e o. III
q 4 , u y 7 y
y..a lvllh ess.t sa.es,a ia,.h'I's's'f
DISEASES Of tar SERIOUS srs1lr.

Alnsst sils..snths of.sur people suffer tr'n
nervous .1h.eslipn, aud ARE, therefor. li.sls,"
It's roneouiiant stils Of inen.ai debrisiien ee.-
fused IDEAS, ,bffeSing or Me btafn. isianf,!,
and cen.ple'. AhtsskinE down Of the ksst.ii,ul
heal 'Thshssldaare trfaiing 10 dsy VIVA
broken down nj, itsp,s, and unfo rtah '
iy, btsbaeo,, alcohal, late tours, o,tr.Wo,t..
mental md hy,irail are tsu,irg. disssiei Of
ii. n.rrvn, system 10 insrtsss Al ftsrfai raw.
I'll. symptoms 10 Witch diseases Of Vie nsrroI'
syasm gi,.,Iiit, MAJ tsstitsd IS fellows; a
iully heavy feeling ID tbs head -somsiini.s nfte
onlrs i.,trs pair, or headache, spsriodiesl heis
rehe, dilriu.,s, nsiiss or ringing IN tho hsaa'
toninsion otidsss Temporarily loss o. mtmq!ii
detection OF splits, islaIiing during sleep n,a
dteahi, HESITATION in tniwsting qlsssysp,,
dllh.a u he,tfsg, e.witehihg OF the ace q, ans
LA.hi, dc, shiSb, II ret properly .tftatd hss
10 PARALYSIS, lielitium, iinsiaiiyy ints"is!'
lpspist., A., h. Il
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re- ~, Ut. 10 .-sI:.Ss u re-
s'''K'o 9 TX 0'e asr'
.E4l.a 40 -At A-.SyirG4i ~.
.s1lIir : llHiaCI
4 lxrAlys:s. 1axTy14 092s '.4Fsostd
s7.A.Sp.s usDs.;YALzgAl

/ B.in, he only kmsen tjisaieinssls
hat .yr,ufsrly f,is,hlsttt asd1stsAiers 'As
'hepslie seert,ionS snd fenctionsl btsASGryEr1s
Of The LIVER, wi,hou. prli1irA1;ro the ,systsn.
While ii aeta,:,x.ty spol w 1lIsre isils.a Of
sspious psrt ring Is ,yIriaall. ta1xsfS The ".
shAfyr, 70 4 Esrsstl! sAtykAi stats.L ~
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COLLINS SETTLEMENT
~ n.rNI I'NND y fIUIs =
JUDGE GIDEON G. CAMDEN,

COLLINS SETTLEMENT !,
JUDGE GIDEON G. CAMDEN.
'a' ro!6"i'FFliii liz Erss nap vl,o settled
= ppm ,sad occupied that portion Of on:
roaa.y ncsr'hs forks Of the West Fork
Rivers --lu tbe tHFly part of,hs prcselt
auntury, the country Was divided Up inio
. s:,'!srsr!s, aud ,he district tr!srred 10
Faak;,s aaue. s:q"Cslins sst..e,nest'
iteN1i,s founder: by this nauie isshas
.:waysbe.n known astil fecen'EYi; WHEN.
sy's strange desire TO worship ); i.hs sssf
ptf,agnlsaYwp idols, Ne French easponsn
, .i"Rsssc!le Township. has teeusubst';
.slel. ,lJnago aCsn,t:cns letter on !lhe
: 4'ass'i IF ROBERT Heofay has tidisulcdit|'is
ipf,,uation., 'St"i'. a.
i - ' lrg4e ia riphpts,snits et.+his county
PsEs.ihe best psep's cnihs, globe; and
1T ia psinfat.s for uss,o,roacc, ,hst there
stiaald b.eia dis position 5ss fsaOfe the
,asnSry IF ihs ,'r e. ssssspisslts bhf,Flh-
't9uessof our an!eafs,ttoss-ra vdirPositjNl to
fprsetfour. score gear. lok The life Of our
country for the 1ephemsssf' applass'G .
day He4rda tbs: tas time nay never
,sS3 sps. sh q Sar Psells, viz! iSrget lsr
iueage, their; .sosntrs, and ,heisraee.
shst us eliassto, the me,nory,of our IA
s.thcrs, who's frss!i se,tc,Ibrliis' e0amryfn
.'peri!ousi tiihies@Efd s,sged al ;aGpp91nl t,o
l-,ss, s # sssSaiinsfa ,laIilfhal: naie he
end. s:siu sz4 ,7,,.t q. s..q9,,G
Judge Camdsn'a letter has raissdtthe
zi,'dds sfthe 'snptcaacy 81 esllin,.' Settle.
mat AZ Ind stlsr i is:iPSSIaiap,
ikfpt upon hin u nske good mi. ehiuy
We must remind INITIATIVE capaottnl.
way. jQdsstof thdraak OFFS Chiefly the
r!SsmLsf Of ia,FolI5Ssrsy; boz Of ths' aaIe,its
81 place from S,,, Die II atoiieEy nit IhVps
acqsired - The ,upsfmasYe ri a.sesusGy
els best e,tma;ed by,i.s productions; ,estu
as aha power Of The wave i. sh6xn by4he
size ofthe roSks i:has mSvSs!n slhtl 5 5asae!ii..
.sdSsaPsss, may shsaol Nc
paaIi hut either aeoanssy p5as ,nsa,'s.
ipifiuS 10 DO tho I6rs.ssnoug thc,tattr
fea,amasah@eho tlddttaa' ehimho] IL,
distinction, W. are not disposed ,0coin.
.sssyaslsi.stb; ssl4l pB faEa. psr-
stisn ofenri,eoupy,aiorb ve,belissaAbs'
ihscain ,cau be.uslaineds ':Whe,hef'i
aosneor nos sJddss i'Camden's, fesd,he .,
'bii.sfissl .'safrou.sa::ns q ssb sssu
tifdl a putt Of our County, h.a subject o.
sseeral gF.,idasiop. ,The.lhens iii 50
.plsasant. aad.bs rsei.alofevents BY II.
,ts4dy, psh so natural aud Interesting, tia,
.s4a@Sst'sisht /, W S.sts, 4 chill, sssSia
.Fiasrl The sake Of hhi'soEy aud f't ,Ihe,rsa1
interest in tho subject mst.er-of, the, let.
ter; vetrui.i that 9 udst Camden, axho i.
- e.nihea,ly 'eapiblo, iot doing, %, ril
',tssia faSsr' V viii many other letter. ohl
iearlI incidents ard the men ofioui
.eounty.iT rive assure himl,hatiohis Ilster.
are soueb. for and read with ebe Creates
lfhteres. Sand emo subject NTH MOI more
.aAsTNid'y thar on sbe men and manners O
ef.our early scitlelnsu,s.s x d sfi4i3s11
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tiai Is L; "a 8petS 3
K oas 4 % .0!sabatii

e. E >
1, /. remedy IL n sna.r.v! Iliie,sy in Ii, ms
.e dis.siti Of The Kianr, and Bladder. Ia
.ihsss AGsetieni. Is Is iixEARA sPLriric - an!
remedy can Le. 1t does its lWorx kindly silsa.
i!y.ad surely. Tie RtiIIri hieh II afortib
y,th crxT1!s sad psrcrptihle. -, 500
FsT ,aJFii q = itti3Ut aaFfAEa
o. TIE KiprsIs AID ltAbprE.
.s'Ptrsen, 'ur.cenaid,ed with ~ structure asi
uuctiens !. the kidueyI cannot estimate The in
pnrtarte Of their xsAITAr action.
: Regular and sufficient action Of the Kidneys
|. as important, nay, sren more So them fsSa.
lasits sftl,e bowels il The Kidneys r.niors ter
The Blood these .efsie matter vliirbsi Pernit'
led resisis, would speedily destroy life. y =,
,ossl suspension Of tbs rtinsry disshargeI, WI
occasion death il EN- ;l.iriy -,x TO isrtr-eilH
hours. ~ Z, a-.j III.
q. itime, Or hen there Is adispo,i,ion 10 VII
nate more frequently than natural, or Nhsa -ii'
utins Is tiigiiy colortd or sealdlng, with Nsik-
nts. III tho tmsll OF Tie back 1t Should rot ts
,rised with or delayed, but Kesrio !ehorld be
t.k.n a. once to remedy the difficulty Refor'
.lsion Of ihe argauI t.kss place. lAostofitsss
Bladder originals frem oss Of lie Eidreys,ihs
Trina beinFimrsfteetly, sesreiedin The kidnsy'
prove irritating 10 ltbs Bladdsr and Ufin.T
passages. wh.n we ,reeol's,tI that nsdialns
never, reaches the .Kidnsss except through the
general cif,niltiop II tks glsed, ne! ~ hr
nsctisarYi:t . ts Keep he rsxatIi Of LIE
PprsS fi- 81 7Ht .r f"i-
H.tfV Ifltl II Il - Al 4 IA
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pansioa, snd the pdblia Mind capt,ot aaud
s'.ll, Alter the next Census th6 West
will have n prepopatritnss ihaueice in
our politics, aud lbsfe afn lswer, old men
among its citiiens thsa io;,hc Easieru
Sln'e.. the youthful Energy which the
West carries into everything wilIassurel-
ly carry it into politics. Considering
what tbs seu'flia. sn'lirhat the Tes, is,
and what the Democratic party always
'wssin'is'p"imy" 'it-is"'eviaenetiSs
regeneration ssthe,pann. Vi Tpsrcss is
,tes,is .fpr itip the, eosk. 4ofdes-
y tiny. Ihf n!woyralIs, griy meyer
achieved anything under qll fosy leqdcr.
oriu a'eeesurasiuS 'Tro.t,F md ft'ntrer
will.ss9s 9sGs H:-EolTos Llsh'3Imi ,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-09-27
Nomination of jeremiah M. Rusk.

The State Journal, in making men,
ton of the nomination of General
Rusk, says: The Republican Con-
vention in the Sixth District have
placed in nomination for Congress,
Hon. Jeremiah M. Rusx, of Vernon
county. Mr.. Rusk is no new man
to the people of his district. Before
the war, he represented part of
Vernon county in the Assembly
He entered the army, and proved
an able and gallant soldier, and re-
turned, at the close of the war, full
of honors. He was soon elected
Bank Comptroller of the State, and
served faithfully and well in that
capacity, till the Office was abolish
ed. He is man of sound Judgment
and true and tried Republican, and
in every respect qualified to repre-
sent his district in Congress. He is
very popular with the people, and
will be elected by a tremendous
majority.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-09-27

10 YOUNG MEN.-You are the
architects of your own fortunes.
Rely upon your own strength of
body and soul. Take for your motto,
self reliance, honesty, and industry;
for your star, faith, perseverance and
pluck, and inscribe on your banner,
"Be just and fear not"
"Don't take too much advice; keep
at the helm and steer your own ship.
Strike out. Think we'll of yourself.
Fire above the mark you intend to
hit. Assume your position. Don't
practice excessive humility: you can't
go above your level-put potatoes in
a cart over rough road and the
small ones will 90 to the bottom.
Energy, invincible determination,
with a right motive, are the levers,
that rule the world. The great art
of commanding is to take fair share
of the work. Civility costs nothing
and buys everything. Don't drink;
don't smoke; don't swear; don't gam
BILE; don't steal; don't deceive; don't
tattle; be polite; be generous; be
kind. Study hard; play hard. Be in
earnest; self-reliant. Read good
books. Love your fellow-man as
your God love your country and
obey the laws love truth; love
virtue. Always do what your con-
science tells you to be duty, and
leave the consequence with God.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-09-27

New YORK, Sept. PA special to
the EUening Telegram from London
the oath, says dispatches from Fer
riere, near Paris, to-day, state that
this morning rifle firing and cannon
aiding were heard going on in Paris.
On the 2lst it was distinctly observ-
ed from the heights that q conflict
was in progress, but there are no de-
tails.
A letter from Paris, on the evening
of the goth, says there is great dan
ger Of a revolutionary outbreak, in
volving another change Of govern
ment. The Red Republicans are fur
ious against the present leaders, and
express themselves loudly and defian-
tly against its representative author
ity. The evident disposition is to
seize the Hotel de Vile as the initial
stop Of the rebellious programme
Resistance to their plans will be diff
cult.
1t is impossible to say what will be
the effect of their obtaining control
Of the Government, but the people
would evade pillage and assassina-
ton. An armistice now would save
lives and property of thousands OF
citizens.
The people of the more peaceful or
der dread the Prussians far less than
the desperate ruffians belonging to
the lower quarters.
A dispatch from General Won Kren-
sig, at Toul, says yesterday the town
was captured by storm by the Prus-
slams, after determined resistance.
The bombardment had been con-
tinued for several days, causing great
damage and destroying the principal
buildings the storming party advan-
ced and afterwards the Prussian for
ces carried by storm, the besieged
surrendered to the Prussians uncon-
ditionally. A dispatch from Tours
announces that there are now $4,000
German soldiers in the country sur
rounding Mantz. The town of Law
lille has been severely bombarded,
and no defence attempted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-09-27

sss. During fifty years, says the
late Dir. Geo. IL. Dadd, much of the
live stock of the country has been
most outrageously over-doctored and
overdosed. Many people supposing
that by converting sick horses
stomach into o sort of apothecary's
shop and grocery store the sooner
would be get we'll, when the very
reverse is the case. Horses and
Cattle require but little medicine in
most cases, this should always be of
an Alternative yet sanitive character.
The best Alternative and curative
remed dies for Horses and Cattle ever
known 10 science, containing no an
timony or other agent that can pos
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-09-27

CoURT.-The Fall term of Circuit
Court is drawing to q close. All of
the jury cases have been disposed of
and the petit jury discharged this
morning. A number Of argumen is
and causes in court are yet to be de-
cided which will probably continue
the session until tomorrow. During
the term the following criminal cases
have been disposed of, but the sem
tence of the court has not been pro-
nounced upon the guilty
State rs. James A. Henry, for bas-
tardy is missed by stipulation.
State Us. Timothy and Cornelius
Larry, for stealing cow plead guilty
and fined S25 each.
State rs. George Sprague, for steal
ing horse F.; plead guilty.
State Us. A. j. Ladd, for stealth g
horse verdict guilty.
State rs. John c. Pratt, for stealing
horse, verdict guilty.
State as. John Herman, for steal
ing horse plead guilty.
State Us. Wilmot, larceny-goods f;
tried and acquitted.
State as. Alonzo Beady, for steal
ing horse tried and acquitted.
State Us. Lewis A. Shraeder, for
murder, tried and acquitted.
State Us. Harmon May, for assault
with intent to kill nolle prosequi en-
tered.
State as A. J. Bruce, for assault
with intent to commit rape; case
continued.
To District Attorney Clementson
there is due the thanks of the people
and their continued confidence for
his able and admirable management
of these cases on the part of the
State.
We will publish next week the
charge Of the court with review of
testimony in the case of Estate as,
Lewis A. Schroeder" who was acquit-
ted on the charge of murder.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-09-27

The GRAND JURY SYsTEM.-The
Grand Jury system has been abolish
ed in the state OfConnecticut over 40
years. In the state of Michigan it
was abolished in 1850. 1t was abol-
ished about the same time, by an act
of Parliament in Great Britain, in the
city of London. In each of these in
stances there has never been the
slightest attempt to go back to the
old feudal system of Star Chamber
inquisition. The objections to the
system are many and great, its ad-
vantages very few. In the first place
it prejudges the indicted party S case.
1t is regarded by many persons and
always insisted on by District Attor-
neys as prima facie evidence of guilt
that grand jury shall have returned
an indictment against an individual !
1t is entirely er pGHe in its action.
1t is bunglesome, burdensome and
expensive to the community. 1t
works in the dark and deals it's blows
with stealth. The publicity of courts
is the best guarantee of their purity
this by its hidden machinery has
often been perverted into an engine
of oppression and persecution. But
the people have already made up
their verdict on the subject, and we
doubt not it will be rendered, as it
ought to be rendered, against the
Grand Jury. State Gazette.