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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
possible volver q Cuba para atender s
nuestras falnilias Muchos iedultos Sc han

possible volver q Cuba para atender
nuestras faInilias Muchos iedultos se han
concedidoy temiendo sienpre que nos al
canzasen; lsin verdadero mot vo para tai
TENOR heinas pernanecido aqui dia tras
dla Y llevainos va cerca de dos amos. YO
no sufro mas: 8 me nlatan 8 vuelyo & mi
vida pacf6ca ssy tranquila. iVaya la in
#surreccion al inferno! Me han dicho que
tratabas 1e embarcarte por el Canaguey,
y. 81 encuentras via segsra, bueno sera
que 10 hagas; pero no te expongas q los
infinitos peligros de un Wage 8 fuga seme
jante, cuando puede presentarse OTTO ca
mino que ofrezca nenos inoonvenientes.
Ponnl parte (yya-se 10 tengo1icho q N 81
Lego VERNE proximo a un campamento
enemigo, y tengo infcrnes de que su. ge
fe es uno de esos miltares caballeros
{ ilustrados, no tendre Inconvenience en-
presentarme. Hasta hoy me ha detenido
va ell tenor, va el que dirdn. y respecto
al prlmero es precise esolverse alguna
vez, y sobre el Qu6 dsrdts, los que algo di
gan, no van q darle de conner nuestra
pobre madre nj mis- biijitos, que hoy pro
bablemente careceran de un bocado Els
to me cansa va, me aburre, me tiene fue
"a de mi. Y despues dc todo para iquien
estamos lucbando? Para ciertos honlbres
que no valen 10 cue nosotros, que a la
fuerza Sc procuran abuudantes recursos
comodidades, que mareian muchas on
zas, mientras que 70 no tengo un centavo
para m h JOS, y que, 81 llega trunfar,
que no 10 creoa al term mar larevolucion ar
maran nuevas laC has pa continuar en- sus
despredaciones. Esta es la verdad desnuda.
Ell porvenir de Cuha independents es el
de Santo Dom ngo, M6jico, etc. etc.
A que pues Ia irresoluc on. Acabemos
de dar el paso y ESQ, 81 Sc me acusa
de NAL patr ota mi conc;encia me Dice
que no 10 soy, que el verdadero patrlo-
tlsmo no consiste en- queler sisten&ti-
came, una irdependencia ruinosa sno
en procurar para su pas la felic dad y
el progreso, slu ate der a 81 Espana es
10 la que Los gob;erne, Te escrbo
con tempo para CUE sepas 10 ore ten
go resuelto va: salgo de este como quie
ra que sea; 81 gu eres hacer 10 m smo
veo a mi lado, 81 no haz 10 mejor que
te pare ca.-Acuerdate de N. resuel
ve.-Tu hermano."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
mendacion con las cuales pudo llegar q la

mendacion con las cuales pudo llegar q la
presencia del presidente y engaIlarle Villa
namente, pasando por conisionado de
aqalellos para dar infofmes verbales; y co
mo tales complies no nnerecen la conG,ln-
20 de los patrlotas cubanos.
"Se resaelve, que nuestro digno plesi
dtnte Carlos Manuel de Cesnedes no ha
perdido pof ESQ ell aiaor nj e} respeto dc
sus conciudadanoF, nues ignofante Y todo
del oavacter real de Ia oomision del trai
dor Zenea, declar6 one, f.lera 81 que fuase
ell resultado de Is lncha. eataba resre to
no transig'r con IEepsTs,
: "Se resaelve, que a costa de los fonlos
de esta sociedad Sc impriman, publiqten
en- varias lenguas y Sc circu|en copias has-
tantes de las presentes resoluciones, fin
de que. lleguen a conocimiento de toslos
los cubanos iateresados en- que Sc ca sti-
que a los traidores Sc haga iusticia al
pueblo que, casi inerme Y colnpletamcnte
solo, viene luchando hasta ganar SUI liber-
tad E independencia."
"Es copia fel de las actas de la session
celebrada en- aquella fecha.
New York, febrero 5 de 1S71.-E. c..
de V5Uavegde, secretaria."
Me han dicho que don Miguel Aldama
piensa hacer dimision del cargo de conf
sionado de la Repdblica de Cuba, excitado
por un gran n1mero de laborantes que 10
acosan desde que Sc ha negado a desom-
bolsar mas fondos, 8 desde que Sc ha sea
| bado el dinero.
| D. Carlos del Castillo trata de formar un
nuevo club con el objeto de aIegar recur-
sos para hacer diaria la publication del
Do'n6crata, que sale en- suplementos. -
cuandO el tempo 10 pernlite. Los artcza~
nos pienzan demandar Castillo ante los
tribunales por haber defraudado $500 de
la sociedad mi6ntras fp6 su tesorero.
La Re0o70cjon, que muri6 sin decir este
nj moste, y sin tener siquiera la atencion
de despedirse de los que quedAmos en- este
vale de laerimas, dicen que uno de estos
dias va a resucitar renacor, como ell
f5nix de sJs cenizas.
Thomas Burns, marnero del Fl04dn Sc
la prosentado ante el fiscal del DistFito
acusando al general Quesada de haberle
cortado la naria de una cuchillada, por4oe
fjiera de este puerto Sc quej6 de cue Sc
| sustituyera Ii bandega americana por ell ira
po de la estrel.a soil taria en- el mdstil .e
Florida. Quesada adomas guerra cort Ile
la cabeza; pero Sc contento cen desnarlga
al pobre marinero, cl cual lleYa todavi:t la
senal de la farocidad del ex-senerallsiino.
Como es+ssnla ees4ans 4.n e7 le4ae
no llega el brazo dc las autoridades ane-
rlcana3 quedara impune por este 9aGuscI(Iio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
Isla dc Cuba

Los peri6dicos De la Habana recib;dos
dltinamente publican los siguientes do
cuinentos cojidos los insurrectos:
| "Ciudadano.- -Canlaguey.-1Li respeta-
Bile amigo: Janlas podr6 olvidar los exec
lentes ratios que pas6 con v, su esposa y
ninas Dios quiera que velyamos a encon-
tranos en- CIRCUMSTANCES en- que me sea
possible mostrarles mi agradeclmiento por
sus bondades. Al sepaFarme de Vds. que
de cn escFibirles sobre el estado de nues-
ira revolution en- este distrito, y cumpio
| hoy mi pronesa aunque con 81 sentimien
| to de qQe mis- informes no seran tan lison-
geros como hubiera deseado ST atende-
mos al espiritu que domfna generalmente,
no puede decirse que es bueno; porque el
nero hecho de mantenerse adlctas Ia
causa familias que arrastran una vida a.
companada de inlinitas mserias, es va dig
no de admiration. Pero 81 de las fanillas
pasamos al Ej6r2ito, entonces la satisfac-
cion Sc trocarA EN- desconsuelo: puede de-
cirse CUE no tenenlos tai g 6reit0 III tales
soldados' Son unos infelices campesinos
casi desnudos, muy pocos ea completa sa-
lud, que obedecen eiegamente las 6rdenas
de unos jeies senli-vAndalos, cue no tie
nen superior quien respetar. Que lasti-
ma me causa yerlos tan sufridos, tan re-
signados con el hambre y la desnudez y
tan ignorantos de los verdaderos fines a
que estan sirviendo! PorGue es precise con
yenir, amigo, en- que nj remotamen es
va Ia felicidad de Cuba 10 que la Revolu-
cor esta labrando es por el contrario su
hundimien.o complete en- la miseria y qui
"a hasta en- la barbarie.
Isl cuando vino Dulce, proponi6ndo
mos las libertades y Ia paz, hubiGramos a.
fno ligerafnente Sc deseaba, hoy
!. ,-~,.,.. mos que lamentar tantas caalni-
dades como han llovido Y llueyen sobre la
pobre Cuba. illa7dita idea separatista!
hija solamente de algunos ambiciosos,
bastante habiles para arrastrar tantos IN
feIices que sufren hoy las consecuencias
de SUI debilidad! Cen1ieso q Y .Iamigo mio,
que 81 no fuese por el tenor cue me infun-
de el encono que hay va entire cubanos Y
penlnsulares, me yolyerla mi pueblo q
conner, con mi esposa y mis- hijitos, TN
pan tranquilo y exento dc tantas amargu-
rass No ss va una causa noble La cue de-
fendemos, 81 nouna idea sistem stica que
nos conducira a la miseria va la muerte.
Recuerdo que muchas Vecea conversamos
usted y yo sobre estos palticulares, y no
discrepabamos en- nuestras opiniones; por
ESQ me atrevo { escrlbirle en- este sentido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
OORREO DE LA ISIA.

T De nuestfo apreciable colega de Maya
guez ~ Ge'st5sez0 Lspaj5oI, tomamos 10
siguente
JURAMENTo FIEsTAs.-El Domingo
dltlmo segun estaba prevenido por lasau-
torldades locales, las diez de a manana
Sc ca to solemne Ie Denm en- la iglesia
parroquial con asletencia de dichas auto
ridades, corporaciones civiles y militares
y muchas personals de ambos sexos, el
pabellon nacional Sc hallaba izado en- los
establecimientos p1blcos y en- algunos
particulares.
A las cuatro y media de la tarde subie-
ron desde la esplanada del cuartel por la
calle de Mendez vigo en- columna de ho-
nor; el battalion de Madrid la seccion de
Artiller a, destacada en- esta Villa, Ell Ba-
TALON de Voluntarios, guardia civil de in
tanteIfa y caballeria, cubr endo la reta-
guardla la brillante see cion de voluntarios
de Caballeria de las Marias, bien montada
y equipada. Todas las fuerzas que hemos
mencionado, Sc presentaron compitiendo
en- aseo, instruction y discipline, sin que
apenas Sc notara diferencia marcada entire
elias, llegadas al sitio que en- la menciona-
Ga calle estaba preparado para que tuvie-
ra lugar la ce emonia del juramento Sc
presento ell Sr Teniente Coronel don Fran
cisco Martinez y Martinez Comandante
n litar del Departamento Y tom6 el iura-
mento las espresadas fuerzas con arre-
glo la formula ceremonial de antemano
publicado Siendo notable la energia con
que todos ellos pronnuciaron ell juramen-
to.
Cuando vemos en- formation con los
cuerpos de veteranos, q nuestro brillante
battalion de yoluntarios, nos complace So
bre manera, pues con ambos elementos
reunidos y la subordinate benemerita
guardia civil, NAL 10 pasarian los enemi-
gos de la patria 81 intentasen perturbar Ell
0rden. Ttrminado este imponente acto,
al que asisti6 un numeroso gentfo ell senor
Comandante militar, acompauado de los
demas senores gefes y de algunos o6cia-
les caballo y ordenar2as de la guardia
civil y de yoluntarios de las Marias; que
formaban su acompanamientn, Sc situ0 en-
Ia plaza principal frente al Ayuntamientn,
Desflando las fuerzas en- columna por de-
lante de dicha autoridad por el 6rden que
hemos senal do anteriorneDte.
Por la noche, hubo Illumination enla
plaza; habiendose tornado alrededor de la
fuente del centro un kiosco alumbrado de
vasos y faroles de colores, sencillo en- es-
trelno pero de buen efecto; la mdsica de :
Madrid TOGO hasta las nua5e Y media y
en- los internedios, Sc elev6 un Undo glo-
DO y Sc quemaron algunos fuegos artif-r
ciales, 10 misno en- Ia noche del lines
guiente.
a las diez y media tuvo lugar el baile
lisp''asto por el mnnicipio, para festejas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26
ARGUMENTS

% John Geiger John Walker ct al, Foreclosure
W Dewey Defts in person Judgment signed
80 James Wright vs. Henry hudlum Motioni W
r Dewey FOR plG; Judgment for PIN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26
BAXTER s. KINNEY.

LANCASTER, WIS.
We have. made our purchases Gor
the Fall Trade and have now in
gtore the Largest and most Com
s9lete Stock Of General Mer-
cfandise % be fonndin tlle3 e5un-
.ty. Our stock embraces full line
Of Staple and fancy Dry Goods,
Notions, Hosiery, Gloves. Rib
bonS &c, which we sell AZ Bottom
Prices Our clothing Department,
is fall Of custom made goods bought
Of the manufaetHrersipre TO the
advance ia woolens, and. We intend
TO sell them to our customers at last
years prices. a fill limo Of Collars,
Cuffs, Neckties, Shirts, Drawers, &c.
Also a great variety Of ladies' and
gents Trunks, Yalices, Satcbels and
Travelling Baskets. We call especial
attention to our Boot and Shoe
Department, which contains al
that is new or desirable. Our cas-
tom made Boots and shoes arc man
ufactured expressly for our trade,
and are warranted better stock, make
and shape, than any goods ,eyer. of
fered in this market. We always
keep full supply Of Family Grocer
les, which We will sell for cash at
wholesale or retail rates aud guaran-
tee prices as low as the same class
Of goods can be purchased for 10 any
market, Observation-Disclosures CAPS,
Gloves and EIittens in great Va,
rie'y' Crockery and Glassware we
buy in New York OF the manufacture
er's agent and have no middle men I
profit to pay, therefore can make
low prices on these goods. We keep
q choice lot OF Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Curtains, Shade Fixtures, &c. Our
Carpets wereall bought ia the spring
at from Is to % per cent. less than
they can be purchased for now, and
our customers shall have the benefit
of the same. We shall endeavor to
keep our stock Full and At
tractive throughout tho season, and
we think il will be TO the interest OF
all parties needing goods to call on
us, as we believe in and practice The
principle Of selling ali goods cheap.
14tf BAXTER & KINNEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26

ssy,rhe Household for September
contains large variety Of articles
treating upon nearly every depart
mont OF domestic life. Among Others
we notice Household Architecture, by
Geo. J Colby; Furniture The Fash
ions; Little Soldier Cap, a story for
the children; Echoes from the poe Is;
About canning Fruit; Cooking Rec
ipes; Questions and Answers Dress
Jog for Home; Dancing; etc, etc,
This journal is an especial favorite
with the ladies', which is a good indi.
cation Of its merit Terms, S. PEI
year. The publishers offer to send
six numbers on trial for twenty-five
cents, and every lady not already a
Subscriber will be very likely to try
.it at this rate. Address, Geo. e.
Crowell & Co sBrattledoro, Vt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26
MARRIED:

In Waterloo, September IA. 1871 by VIM, 3. Slocum
Esq. Mr.. stephen Clarke and Miss Mary Annette
Worden, both Of Waterloo
In Boseohel. September 70, 1871. by Ben Shearer
Emi u p Owen
In Cassville, September "a, 1877 Henry Burgess
Rs,I, Mr.. Ephram Bakece, -assyilie. and Miss
kebecca Harris.
In Rockville September 18th. 1871 by Rev Henry
Sesb, Mr.. Richard TrsthawaY and Mrs. Jane Meres-
head both Of Rockville.
Ia Potosi, September It'll. 1871, by Rev S, ~ Jones
Nj. Scott i. JohnsQaind Miss aary L. Morris.
In LRncafo September ~. 1871. by Rev. :. N
Jones, Dir Hamilton n, Peckham, OF Union, Iowa. and
Miss Harriet a. Osborn, OF Lancaster.
In Fennim9se. Septcmqfr 10. 1871, by Rev s N.
loaos, Nj. Audrsw w. Crouch and Miss Iona III
kdesch IN h s
IL Platevish, September ? !, 1871. by Rev Knibbs
W Francis N DeyQe, Of Dakota Territory, and Mics
Mary Ann Jeaery. JAN EEtEf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26

RAoEs.-The sporting department
Of the pIattevillo Fair attracted Wis
tors from far and near On Thurs
day a trotting race for a purse of
S35 between L p. Thompson's Lady
Grant NJ Lewis "Nigger Boy" and
Beobe's Anna Laura" resulted in
the victory cf the former time not
ioarned. The trotting match on
Friday beteen the we'll known avid
Rose" owned by A. ID, Wonzor, Bay
Charlie" from Hazel Green and
ASaegel," was won by ovid Rose"
81 2.l3l and 2:43 The same day the
"Bag Race" premium Of $40 was
awarded to VIM. Carter, whose only
contestant, Irwin Smoker, received
1ho second prizo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26
SALE OF
/ uRlEITEl STlfE LANDS
Office Of Commissioners
Of School & University Lands,
Nathan Wis Aucuat 81 lg7

NOTICE is hereby given that all the School, Uni.
IN versity, Agricultural College, Forfeited Mort
gagged, and swamp Lands in the State OF Wisconsin.
which have been forfeited by Of non-payment
Of interest for the year 1871 will be offered for sale
It'll day of December, A. d. 1871, unless sooner re-
deemed; said sale to commence at o'clock, A. NJ,
and continue from day to day until all OF said lands
shah have been offered. Said lands will be offered by
counties, arranged in alphabetical order.
Among these the following described lands in
Grant county, which will be offered at the price named
opposite each tract under the heading "Tota Amount
due state which includes the principal due at the
time Of forfeiture; the interest on the to Jan.
uary /, 1872 all taxes which have been returned
against the land and remain unpaid; the cost Of ad-
yertsing, and three per cent damages.
Said lands will be sold subject 10 all unpaid taxes
assessed against the same, not included herein.
The per centage payable at the time of purchase
will DO fixed he Commissioners at the time Of sale
Ii BREESE,
HENRY Il ErI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26

Gen Grant is expected at Ca
lena to-day
We cal attention to Mr.. Buch-
ner's advertisement.
Mrs. Griswold of this village has
f'r sale over fifty swsrms Of bees.
phoso interested ato requested
toread G Lamson's notice 10 debtors.
IL. Baohncr does paper hanging
ou short notice and as cheap as any
body.
Miss Cara Whoel5r is about
ppeuihg q millinery shop over Baxter
n Kinuey's store.
Now is the time 10 have your
cutters and bob-sleds painted 10 have
Them ready for winter
Ed. Hive, merchant taylor, has
gone East No purchase cloths and
feady made clothing.
MIR. S. W. Wright has some good
'pows for the peopl5 Of Potosi. Read
bis advertisement and profit thereby.
Plain, colored or gided signs
painted by Buchner.
Mr. Jesse p. Smoker has remov-
ed from Montfort to Highland whore
be will continue the practice Of his
profession, the law.
Tho Fall has always been ac-
knowledged tho best time for outside
painting. II. Buehner will do any
Kind Of house painting
The republicans Of the First As
eembly District meet at Georgetown
10 day to nominate candidate for
Member Of the Assembly.
Great bargains arc offered in the
store recently occupied by J. Very
at Glen Haven. Read the advertise
meut of Paul & Humphrey.
The Second Assembly District
Convention to nominate a republican
candidate for the Assembly, will be
held at Lancaster on Saturday next.
Mr.. John Walkers auction sale.
heretofore billed ard advertised TO
Take place on his farm in Glen Haven
on the Sept Both, has been changed
70 Thursday, Oct 12.h See the adj
vertisement.
Baxter & Kinnoy's store is we
understand soon to receive frontal
improvements in the way Of BALI
cony and a new coat Of paint. They
are an enterprising firm and will not
fall behind the times in making taste
FL and convenient improvements.
Mr., Sam'l Borah who has been
Spending several weeks with his fami-
N in Kentucky, has returned in
good health He thinks that country
il a quarter Of century behind Wis
consin in improvements. As fruit
siato he says Wisconsin is clear ahead
% Kentucky.
We forgot 10 notice, last week,
that on Thursday night, September
10 the night succeeding the second
DAY Of our fair--that fine aud val.
uable buggy harness was stolen from
lhe stable Of tho Rev Mr.. Eaton, and
one from the premises of Mr.. John
Higgins We hopo the thief may
30 speedily brought 70 Justice.
The party who found on the
County lair grounds or carried from
tho Floral Hall on the last day
Of the County Fair some specimens
Of "tatting work" are requested to
ieave the same at Barrs' store. Tho
same were. entered in Class ID b"
and took the premium, the card Of
cptry being attached
"A cemetery may or may not be
fhe proper place for hugging and
Miscellaneous looping around That
Aolt yoaug couple who visited the
eraycyard on Sunday afternoon aud
by their ridiculous actions shamed
away those who had visited the
grounds for devotional purposes,
ahould take n fcw lessons at homo on
good manners and how to act upon
consecrated grounds before ventnring
ont again.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26
Circuit Court Proceedings.

Cases have been disposed Of as fol-
lows since the opening of the Circuit
Court up % noon to-day
September 18th --Alvm Fay admitted to practice as
september 2otl--aoo Carter admitted to practice
september alst--Harry NJ Hakney aduIttod to prao
lce an Attorney.
September 22nd-ilugh Il Golfer appointed Court
September 25th--A W Bell appointed Court com
September 25th-c Dickey admitted 70 practice as
az Attorney
ARGUMENTS
20 John Geiger vs. John walker ct al, Foreclosure
W Dewey, Defts in person judgment signed
80 James G Wright vs. Henry hudlum, Motioui W
r Dewey FOR plG; Judgment for PIN
ISSUES;
10 Jas wilkinson Son rs A Funston, Promis-
sorry Note W Carter, Bushnell & Clark; Judgment
'i6 storol vs. Jas shannon. Appeal; A McFall,
Barber 4 Clemeutson; Judgment affirmed.
II Mcspaden vs. A Clark, Appeal G Hazel
ton for deft.; Dismissed
20 Thomas Manning w NJ st X Co, Appeal
q @ Hazelton for deft.; Verdibt for dsft
az Shelson Tracey vs. 8an4 Brady, Appeal Barber
h Ciemeutson, Bushnell Clark; Dismissed
90 G II Mccormick ct al ys John Williams, Prom
issosy Note; W Carter, II Robertson Judgment
II ) Case 4 CO vs. John Williams ct al Promis-
sorry Note W Carter, I II Robertson; Judgment
for plaintiff. tM#
Berber Clemsntscn, Merick Verdict forpiG.
h 81 Jno Gulufogd et Al vs. Security lns- co. Ny
Damages; Hazelton Wooey, o D Thomas Verdict
for PIN.
50 IL A Moore Jas Borah ct al Eieciment;
Bnshnell d Clark, Henry Il Smith; Dismissed
Oh Hiram Medley vs. Augustus Tyler, Appeal Bell
a Be0be, w Carter Dismissed.
CO Rchd Williams Michael Kunkel Of ~ Rect.
Eenti Bushnen q Clark, Merrck Conti'pels
z CAUSES IN coURT:
/ a Elisha Blaokman vsR C Mckinney, Foreclosure ;
I W r Carter, @ Hazelton; Judgment for PIN.
4 Allan Barber vs. Waclpy Waseea, foreclosure
/ Geo Clementson for PIT, JudgmentfQr pff
"a WIN Laudon vs. Ann Burke ct Al, Force osure
| Dewey for prh; judgment signed.
80 ID o jackson vs. Sarah Jackson, Divorce. Roll
I e Beebe for PIT; Verdict for pin
81 cynthia D McKesey " Robert AlcKeisey, D-
/ worse Bushnelid Clark for prh; Judgment signed
81 John Coonibes vs. Catherine C00mbes, Divorce;
/ Bushnell q Clark for plaintiff Judgment signed.
SO Ann Iiackott Anerin Hackett, Divorces
! Bushnell Clark for plsinun; Judsmsat signed. =
I CRIMINAL.
3 State of Wisconsin vs A J Brace Attempt 70
/ Rape Geo clementsou for States Jury disag sed e
State 81 Wisconsin " james Brooks, Murder.
Geo Clementspn f0r State; JURY failed % a8FcG dei2
discharged 81 hA own reccogniy anra. y3Et e-Ot4
/ 10 State Of Wisconsin 70 Ghas kNebeusteia- a s.
/ saut Geo Crrnents0n for State Jury disagreed.
! 10 State vs. y Davenport Larceny; Geo Glenn
/ entson Cor State Tried and found guilty.
n State " John Melville, Larceny; Geo cleni-
eutson for State Continued
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26
Local Matters :
TO Delinquent subscribers.

a large amount, IN sums ranging from 80 to
SO This money l. due Us aud needed, and
" e ask an early settlement Of ali such accounts.
Labor j. cash, az are all the expenses Of n
Printing ONCE, and II Il not unfair that the
subscription amounts due us-which small
~ individual eases, but important 20 us in the
aggregate should be promptly paid Money
may be safely seat through the malls. Re
celpts promptly returned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26
STRAY cow.

Taken MP BY the subscriber lands owned by him
Ia section I7 town A. ranAe 2, Eenboro o. or About
the LIST DAY CT September, 1871, one red and white
COW about 10 AZ years old, right horn bent down
over eye and small lump over the left eve. Said
COW has been with my cattle all summer. The owner
ID requested = prove property pay charges and
said stray away. JAMES CLEAR.
EIienboro September A. 1871. 14w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26

TBE UNION SpY.-Wo scknowl-
elge receipt Of q complimentary tick
NJ of admission 10 the military ailego
~ Of The Union Spy which will be
Performed in Milwaukee during the
etate fair Wherever this piece has
been played, il has received the
highest praise. II will DC brought ont
Under the auspices of Phil. Sheridan
Post G A. r. and the proceeds will
be applied 70 charitable purposes.
Those who visit the fair s6onid NOT
tail TO see the performance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26
STRAY HORSE.

Taken up by the subscriber on landa occupied by
him in section a. town range g. town # Marion %
Or about 25th day Of August, 1871, one dark brown
horse about five Yeas old, star in forehead and scar
on right hip has been IN the neghborhood since
last spring. The Is requested TO prove prop
srty, pay charges aud take said stray away.
WILLIAM MAYO.
Marion, August 30. 1871. 14w4&