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Jury System En- America and
Austria.

In America the jury system is falling
into disgrace on account of the ignorance
of the majority of jurors A very large
proportion of the men who are called up
on to render verdicts are of exceedingly
limited brain power, and the law and the
testimony go in at one ear and out at the
other without leaving even a sediment
of sense behind Rights of property are
settled by impecunious individuals, who
never had ability enough to earn the
price of jack knife; the question of
the sanity or insanity of a homicide is
determined by dozen blockheads whose
knowledge of the mental apparatus is in
fnitesimal; and not unfrequently the
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tion of the jurors siomachs. aud lively
appetite upsets the arguments Of counsel
and the charge of the judge
=, Bat in Austria, the minister of justice
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Miseellanu.
Five Thousand aIiIes-ali for
Love.

The Omaha Bee tells long story Of
the recent arrival in that city of young
man from the East. of thirty i've sum
iners. He appeared lorn aud lost, in
search Of some Lenore, nameless now for
evermore, aud it was only after getting
completely into his confidence that the
following romantic tale was elected !.
Seven years ago Richard Storms, a far
mer in small way, living near Manches
ter, England, fell in love with daugh
ter of his neighbor, named Mary Th0mp
son, and the two were engaged TO be marri
ed. Storms was the main support OF an aged
father who had degenerated into second
childhood, and was almost entirely help
less. Though he was anxious to be mar
ried at once, the parents of the girl 90
jected on the ground that her health was
too delicate to allow her 10 take charge
of house in which she was obliged to
have the care Of her husband : father.
and as Storms would not desert his
parental relation the engagement was
broken off. and few months alterward
the girl sailed for America Her lover
did not know of her absence until she
had been gone nearly a week. and then
he became almost crazy on learning
61Akras& a. Still he ciung TO the father
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: ~ n aud eommqpHgw world
The post. pHad' very little idea of where
me was, still he was firm in his belief
that he should fud her, and that she
would be true to him. In due time he
arrived in New York, and at once began
his search For several months it was
kept up, and he was finally rewarded by
a clue from which it appeared that the
object of his affections had gone to New
Orleans. Thither he posted, only to
learn that she whom lie sought had left
there a year or SO previous for Kansas.
Taking the cars, he ticketed himself for
Atchison, and making that a kind OF
headquarters, lie began systematic
search of that State at Leayeuworth
he ascertained that Miss Thompson bad
gone with the family Tor whom she was
at work to Michigan, and vas then sup
posed to be residing in the town of
Negaunee, in the upper peninsula. There
he went, only to learn that she had been
married, aud with her husband moved to
the lead mines about Galeua.
Here his money gave out and he was
forced to seek employment in the iron
mines where he labored for nearly a
year. Then with his accumulated wages
he started out again, determined to find
and meet her face to face. He arrived
in Galena a month ago, and soon after
learned that she. whom he sought had
been made a widow by an accident, aud
was again forced to seek her own living.
She had left the mines and gone West,
fofl d tf,i =
tive about her location The only thing
that remained for him to do was 10 keep
on and trust to luck to finally send him
where his hearts love was He began
10 search anew aud arrived here as
stated.
Here his fluids gave out again, and to
day be was seeking employment on the l
7. Though he has never received liue
from her, or any direct information that
his first love still remains true, yet be
expresses himself as sure Of her regards
and will continue the search until he
finds her. There Is a spice Of romance
about this which would furnish the data
for frst-class novel yet We have no
doubt it Is all true. There are very few
people living in this country who would
follow their lady love over the continent,
without having some assurance that their
labor would be rewarded in the end, yet
he never seems to doubt but she will
cling to him as Of old Whenever he shall
have found her. May his long search
result in success, and may their lives be
happy ever afterward, is our wish, for
certainly il ever man deserved happiness
that man is Storms, who has never ceased
to doubt the VOWS spoken seven years
ago
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= THE Tennessee radicals talk of run
ming Hor.ce Maynard, of Knoxville, for
Governor.
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: = me Alleged crime, and acqnlt or con
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07

L'OR SALE-THE TWO HANDSOME FOUR STORY
high stoop and basement brown stone Dwellings, Nos.
"a and g last sixteh street. between Second and Third
avenues handsomely finished throughout NO. al being
yary ffcscoed) and repee with modern Improvements
terms easy Apply at M at coal oce front Fast Thirty
fourth street. j. II, LYON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07
GRAND OPERA HOUSE EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
" NEXT SUNDAY EVENING

Y OUNVhI SVENINu
Messrs. JACKSON, TOokER 4 MORRISsEY announce.
with respect that by reason Of the Overwhelming OK
the FULL NINTH REGIMENT BAND and the entire MmL.
Madame FABBRI the great lyric prma donna; Mile CLARA
PERL. prma donna, Contralto; MULLER, the worlds
BAY EytNISG when i asdIton 70 the above artists WI
Soprano senorta JOSEFINA FILOMENA, the celebrated
Chian yionist MIR. WILLIAM MACDONALD, the re-
nowned English Tenor In programme of magnitude and
excellence Including gems from the popular operas Travaa
Prophet: Trovatore Sicilan Vespers; Don Pasqua,e ;
Martha and Lucrezia BorglAi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07

IYOR SALE THE VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY
IL high soop brown stone House "a East 27th street,
FIFTH avenue, with AL modern improvements at bargain.
Apply to CHARLES RCSTON, 800 Broadway, 22 East
l29h street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07

THE QUEENS norEI NEAR TIE mHSs. TAI i rA
Iies;s elevated pleasant most saupfous postlon,
combined with the comfort Afforded ana us ksnsra
Dent, have the queens Hots iaVViie f'' VI 'no
upper ranks Of Eualish society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07

L,OR sALE-A NICE BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE
u modern improvements restricted; 5000 cash. balance
mortgage IL desired Apply tbs premises 2eO East Sixty
second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07

INoR SALEM THE THIRTEENTH WARD, THREE
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house 20x3s lot 20x75 feet. Inquire at RICHARD j..
OWENS, f6i Second street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-09-10

VERMONT ALWAYS ALL RIGHT. -
The Vermont election of State off,
GERS on last Tuesday is a glorious en-
dorsement Of Grants ADM nistration.
This is Greeley's native state and
used to be proud of him the inhab>
itants all took his Tribune, and once
would have given him some portion
Of their votes. But now the fallen
journalist finds a majority of n, 900
arrayed against him on mere state
issue, with a fair prospect for $4,000
1T the November vote. The Demo-
Gratis pretend that the Republican
party has lost ground in VT, as
Grants former majority was 80, 1872.
We beg them to notice that
the majorities at State elections in
previous years have been only trifle
OF 5000 or so, and we claim a large
gain this year. The Republican ma
jority was in 1870, 21,3O9; in 1868,
2732t; 1864, 1897 in 1860, 20, 23O.
Vermont is little state of only
$4,000 people, but in no part of the
union is there more general intelli-
gonce and virtue, and this majority
proves it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-09-10
Third Assembly District Republican
Convention

Pursuant to call delegate Con-
vention was held at Boscobel, Aug.
10Th, of the electors of the third AS
sembly District, for the purpose of
eiecting two delegates to the Con-
grcssional Conven ion at Dodgeville,
five delegates to the County Senate
rial Convention at Lancaster, also to
nominate candidate for the Legis-
lature.
On motion Thomas Laird was
elected Chairman, and Matt Birchard,
Secretary. A Committee of three
on credentials were appointed, who
reported the following delegates en-
titled to seats in the Convention.
Blue R,rer-D. r. Sylvester q votes).
Hdteriiolcn-s. Bartholomew. r. NJ. Tyler
Mnsc0dd-J. b. Moore, John Kraus q Votes).
Hickory Grore-John Brindley, O. Brainard.
Wtn gpitie-Thomas Laird Thos. Gainforth, J. Dew.
Woodra,-John Parker, George Brown
M Hope-A. b. Lynn q yotesl B. Loomis
Mdrton-Over Rice, George Tuf1ey.
BoScObst-Ed. Palmer, s. Watkins, T. Carrier, b 81
Coates, G W. Cowan, Seth Curry, VIM. Thompson.
Essninaors-H. A. w. MeNair Matt Orchard othC
Shrader John Aontieth, James Jones, S. W Rogers
| IL. A. Danklef.
Thomas Laird and ]. b. Moore
were elected delegates TO the Con
gressional Convention, by acclama-
ton.
b. NJ. Coates, A. B. Lynn anc
Matt Birchard wereelected to attend
the Lancaster (SenatoriaD Conven
ton, by reclamation.
On motion the Convention pro.
ceeded to ballot for member of tn,
Assembly, with the following re
| suits:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-09-10
Estate of KuebIer.
? WISCONSIN, :. Probate Office.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, - Probate Office
y Grant County. SIS Lancaster, sept ?, 1872.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the last
will and testament of Jacob Kuebler, deceased
late of the county of Grant.
Whereas an instrument in writing purportng to be
the last will and testament of Jacob Kuebler, de-
teased late of the county of Grant, has been filed in
this office and whereas application has been made by
otto keinpel Jrpraying that the same be proven and
admitted to probate according to the laws this State
Therefore, it is ordered that said application b'
heard before me- at the Probate Office in the village
Lancaster, in said County, on the I'd day OF Oct.
A. d. 1872 at one O'Clock p. NJ.
And il is further ordered, that notice shall be gver
to all persons interested in said Will of the time
place of said hearing by publication in the Graz. &C
Herald, newspaper printed in said county for three
successive weeks once each week. prior to the time
such hearing.
By the Court WIN, McG0NlGAL,
lows County Judge