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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
Taken Up-CoW and Steer.

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber
on or about November LIST, 1873, on section
6, town 5, range 6. township of Wyalusing, one
red COW, three years old, with small mark in
top of right ear. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take said
stray away N. w. KENDALL.
49uA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned, residing 5 miles south,
mas, of,be village of Bloomington, caers his
farm fer sale. containing l2S acres of land.
.,sn a., acres of timber. Farm Under good
c ~,IG win good building and all Kind.
Of fruit tha can he successfully rs,seG in the
- wes 81 Ter K made easy. 0.W GRAVES.
piao,,;, non. Wisconsin,. S9mss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
AI1 - to.uv Year, Tree 81 p0stage
w Extra Offer for 1870 -,
CiuD Prices for the Best Home and
Foreign Literature.

rossessed OF The LIVING ACE and one or othe- nj
our vivaetons American monthlies a sub.eriber vii,
n M hins Ell Ia command Of the whois situation =
f,.sfadelphia Erening Bulletin
ror sio-so The LIVING AGE and either one of the
american - Aonthies (or Harpers Weekly or Ba
10 "a TIL 1e sent for year, beth postpaid or, for
toms Journal - 'ienoias, OF App'e
Address IITTET T. cav uo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09

THERE is a burden of care in get
ting riches, fear in keeping them,
temptation in using them. guilt in
abusing them, sorrow in losing them,
and burden of account to be given
up concerning them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
"LIES ! BIG LIES 2"

Not SO fast my friend for if you would see
the strong. healthy, blooming men, women and
children that have been raised from beds of
sickness, suffering and almost death, by the
use OF Hop Bitters you would say Truth, glo-
rious truth" See Truths in another column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
Look at This +

All persons knowing themselves lndebA q
me by note or book account are requessi 10
call and settle up on or before 1annail lst.
1879. Otherwise all notes and aecoufs viii
BE- placed in the hands OF an oincer lor ailec.
ton. ,c7o Ia
pofos, Wis. December /, 1910. 3ow4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
Strayed-$5 Reward.

Strsyed from the subscriber on or about the 1st of
October, 1878, from the Jacce Island in Sec 49, Town
3, Range west, town of Cassville, two dark gray
Colts, coming two years old next Spring, being both
horse colts, with large branded upon the shoulder
will pay the above reward for thu delivery to, or
information left with j. II. Q Sneclode, at Cassyle,
Wis. that will lead to the recovery Of the same.
HENRY SMITH.
Dated Cassville, December 10, 1878. 4ltH*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09

The Pope's newspaper at Rome
calls DIR. Taylor's new Baptist
churcn in that city an internal hail.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
Pay Your Doctor Bills.

To all who know themselves indebted to ORA. Kraft
either by note book account, notice is hereby
givea that the accounts must be sstted soon at my
Office else the will be coll acted at your cost
at Plattevilie, Wis JOHN IL C, SNECLODE
Dated Cassyille, Nov. 4, 1875. 3Ttf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09

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prising 81 Volumes in neat cloth binding will be semi
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THE WEEKLY JOUKNAI

is A CHEAP, LARGE, AND CAREFULLY MADE Up GENERAL
NEWSPAPER FOR THE OFFICE, fHr Farm, WORKSHOP
AND THE FAMILY. 1T CONTAINS ALL TIE NEWS OF TIE
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EDWARD POLLOCK. Editor. .

RESUMPTION came in with the new
year without the least financial dis
turbance. The Indications are that
gold will accumulate in the Treasury
faster than before.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
Buy 40 Acres.

An improved farm of l40 acres is offered for
sale by the undersigned. 1t is situated nearly
one mile southwest of the thrifty village Of
Bloomington, adjoining the old Tracy farm Is
well watered with two good spring. win
give all the time wanted on payments.
=, I. II. CHAMBERS.
Bloomington, Wis, December e, '7s. 40tf
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09

CALIFORNIA people are smacking
their lips over fresh strawberries.
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SEEK those with honest blood in
their veins to do business with,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.
CASSVILLE.

- Chicago, Jan. Z.
Wheat $50. Corn zoe. Oats 1880 Rye AS,
Barley CSC. Mess pork $3.50. Hogs $2.6592 s5.
Cattle $2.406l3 40.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
Notice-Stray Heifer.

Taken up by the subscriber, September st
1878. on lands owned by him in section 10,
town 4, north of range west, in the town o
Beetown, Grant county, Wis, two-year>oldf
past red heifer, no marks. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay charges, and
take said stray away. P. STEPHENS.
Beetown, November 80, 1878. S9w4*
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
Milwaukee, December Is. 1877

Milwaukee, December IS, 1878.
Hon. z. w. Keyes-Dear Slr:-I observe
that in a certain quarter an effort is being
made 10 revive the old and exploded charges
agains. YOU IN connection with the whiskey
frauds in this state, for the purpose Of injur-
ing you in the estimation of the public at the
present time. was engaged in those prose
cutions as counsel for the government, and am
familiar with all the facts connected with
them, and say 10 you now, as l said in let.
ter written you at that time, that there never
was the slightest evidence which came to my
knowledge duplicating you in the smallest de-
gree in those frauds, and that 90 far as your
name was associated with them il was the of
spring of partisan and personal malice and Ill
will which led the parties pursuing you into
q conspiracy to injure and maligu yeu and
others, which then thought, and still think,
more deserving of punishment than any con.
spiracy connected directly with the whiskey
frauds themselves.
Very Respectfully Yours,
l.. s. DIXON.
Mr.. McCrary's letter is dated at the
time that Mr.. Reyes was applicant for
reappointment as Postmaster. 1t il
human nature to be ready to give q
favor to any one who asks it if we are
not already committed the other way.
Mr.. MoCrary was on that committee
as the prsjudiced friend of all Repub-
leans in the path of the investigation.
He did not ind Mr.. Reyes guilty of
completely in the frauds. Neither did
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Ola SUBSCRIPTIONS, one year. ........20 90
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Postage free to all Subscribers in the Unitea
States or Canada.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
CHICAGO EVENING JOURNA.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1879.
A Reliable Local, Political, Com
merciaI and General Newspaper.

Tax CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL DAILY, and
Tri Weekly commends itself to the Western reading
public for the following:
l. 1t publishes ALL NEWS DAT from all
parts Of the country and the world
Q 1t aims TO be faithful exponent 1.-THE interes
of the people and of the be- sentiment
local and general politics
8. 1t avoids sensaioaalfsHs, aud aims TO be TRUST
WORTHY in its statements candid in its opinions ssi
CLEAN in the character and quality of its conteits
4. 1t has narrow hobbies aud never permits in
dividual preudiees faetous inter ests To WARP its
judgment to contract its powers OF vision As
wachfui sentinel who is constantly thu alert for
whstey may give enligbtnnment happiness or pros
perity to the general rlblie.
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porting all focal erents of interest aud all market trans
actions giving all the latest general by telegraph
and the mails, and making its columns faithful re
lex of the progress and spirit OF the times home
and abroad
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believe that the reading public of the Northwest
precates an RSTERPRIsNG, CONSCIENTIOUS, CAREFULLY
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evidences of the fact, and in this. our Annual An.
nouncement, we can ask nothing better aud nothing
more than the same intelligent, sppreciatve public
which has given THE JOURNAL its support for SO
may years IN the past will continue TO do in tho
uture.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
WAR DEPARTMENT.. !

- "EH6<oAl uIoy 90, IoITs
Hon. E. w. Reyes, Madison, Wis.-Sir:
Your friends have requested me to state 10 the
Postmaster General my conclusion as to the
result of the investigation had in the last Con
gress hing alleged whisky tax frauds in
Wisconsin, so tar as you are concerned. /
have stated in letter to the Postmaster
Genalal, and take pleasure in repeating to
you, that | regarded that investigation as
complete vlndication of your conduct and that
of ex-senator Carpenter. was membe Of
the committee and chairman of the sub.com.
mittee who took most of the testimony.
Very Respectfully,
GEO. w. McCRARY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-09
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE

Lancaster, Wis.
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Political Afairs.

bridgeport F1rme', Democrat, June 20,
says;-The story OF the Republican plan of
meeting any attempt Of PresideHt-elec Tiden
TO take the oath Of Office, as told by the
United States Distriet-Attorney Woodford,
Of New York, to Mr.. John T. Mines and By
the latter now published, is very interesting
one. II shows very clearly how the Federal
army and navy were used for political pur-
poses and how they may be used in the future
10 carry out whatever frauds may be arranged
by the party in power. II il extremely for.
lunaie for tho country that President elect
Tilden did not attempt 10 take the oath Of Of.
ice, for his arrest and confinement in accord
ance with President Grants orders would
have prccipitated terrible civil war. The
popular majority that had elected Mr.. Tilden
TO the Presidency would not have quietly seen
him dragged 10 prison for having endeav-
ored 70 give effect TO the popular will by TAX
ing the oath Of office. The cancels back
V0uld haye broken under that load What
Mr. Miness object Is 10 new revealing the plot
We DO not know. As he and Mr.. Woodl0rd
are old and intiwate friepds We may presume
that The latter's consent 10 the publication
has been secured. Mr.. Woodfordi Is Hayes
ite. Poesiblyit Is intended AZ another blow
a. the Grant movement. The Republican
Organs are divided 10 their treatment Of Mr..
Minaz's report Of President Grants plan Of
arrasting ibe President elect o. dis Republic
and connning him IN . fort, in case w at
tempted to take ihs oath Of Office Some &c.
cepf Il as truthful, aBd affect TO believe thni
il will s'help Grant and hurt Tilaep;r others
endeayor to impeach Mr. Mines, and refuse
to believe his statements
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Maryland Affairs,


Mr.. Thaddeus s. CLARK. ST., stata Senate,
for Howard county il 1865, died on tho gith
inst. at bis country residencp, .,spfingdale.' p
in the 65th year Of his age. He had been
suffering for the past twelve months from
cancer, He was al one lime Judge Of the
Orphans Court Of Howard county and 4
county commissioner. lie also held Office Ia
the Howard Grange and other corporations,
and was welhkn0wn eilisan,
The trial 9f Annie Elillian nper, at Snow
Hill, lasted ~ days, closing on Thursday Of
last week by verdict OF manslaughter aud a
fine OF 500. Immediately her fyionds enter.
Into bonds for tho payment within 90 DAYS 81
the fine, when she was released. proceeding
10 her home in Poeomoke City with MI.
james Corbin, her reported fance.
The County Commissioners Of Washington
county have sold 1000 OF Western MARY.
land second preferred bonds for " cents
which we're purchased for Is cents on the
dollar 10 1863 This was done for the pur-
pose Of getting money TO build the aImshonse
In Talbot county; snys the Comef, the
wheat crop is good. and fully ~ 10 the ex-
peetaiiepf n ihe flrmers, They cut their
wheat last week, and the weather. was nll that
could have been desired.
carizendnfncr 4 Bro. pFopfieiors Of tho
Carroll Creek aud New London ilnur mills,
Of Frederick county, have failed. Liabilities
estimated d SO, GOV assets S.l,000.
pHshane's paper mill, al Morgan's Switch,
Howard couaiy his shut down fhf an indef
mite period, throwing humber Of men out
Of omployment
A new bridge is 10 be buill over the PoIo
mae at Willinmspprl,
The county lakes IL Frederick are os cents
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


The following preamble and resolutions wcrc
adopted by Daniel aud Jacob Lodge, No. ~ I. q.
o. r. at n regular meeting held on the 9isi Instant
MHFREAs. II has pleased Almighty tod In his In
finite wisdom and merry To call nom our midst and
from earth our late respected Brother. Past Grand
Jacob shower, one Of the founders Of Daniel and
Jacob Lodge. No y. |. q. q. r. and amer whom the
Lodge was IN part named. Therefore
Resolved, That while we bow IN submission IN the
will of him who doeth all things well, D." we give
expression 10 our emotions upon this mOumfnl event
which we cannot but deplOrc and lament
p In the death of Brother, jacob Shower our Lodge
has lost member who by the warm Interest which
he manifested In everything that concerned is wei.
fare and by the many good qualities OF head and
heart had endeared himself 10 rs ali by strong ties
Of friendship and Affection
3. Society haslost membcrWhoscc cultivated mind
aud social graces commanded respect aud esteem
and fitted him for positions Of houor and trust O.
which he was exalted by an appreciatiye people.
1. To thchereaycd family OF our departed Brother
tender our most sincere sympathy IN the loss al
their afiectiOnale and devoted husband aud father
and though their loss Is irrcpambc In this life yet
wehaye the cheering hope that their loss Is his eternal
gain and that we shall all meet with the Redecmei
In Heaven.
). That these Resolutions be published Ia tho
Dsmncntiic ddnodis and linericGH Sc,fiasl Wystmin
sicr. and that copy be transmitted the family OF
the deceased
J. 2. BALToZER.l
JACOB WINK, COMMITTEE
T. A. GANTER.
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NO. 1873 EorIrY


In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Samuel Swope and Charles 7. Reifsnider,
Trustees, VS.. George A. Flickiuger and
wife, aud George W. Reifsnider.
ORDERED this twenty first day of June,
~ A. d, 1879, that the sales Of the person,
i property Of George A. Flckinger and
George W. Reifsnider, partners, trading
under the name, firm and style Of Flickingel
\ Reifsnider, made and reported BY SAMUEL
Swope and Charles T. Refsnider, trustees
and compliments in the above entitled cause,
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the
29lh day Of July next; provided copy OF this
order be inserted in some newspaper publish
ed IA Carroll county, Maryland, once week
Tor three successive weeks, previous to the
2lsl day Of July next.
The report states the amount of sales TO be
Sl39s.OO T.. HAMMOND.
True Copy-Test;
june 2SS Faux 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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BRIDGE LETTING.


,,pAt.Ep proposals will be received BY lne
- Ranrd 81 County Commissio,,S,ers ler var ~,
III County Md. at their office 70 Ne1lmI s,,h
ron 70, - oV O'clock, p N, Thursday jay E Gi,n
n ,i7o =" md n he Oaice Of the c9an'y , I
,S"i of Frederick county Nd, 2, lhql'
sice in Frederick city, M to 10 eloe i;u a.
o''' on Friday, July 18th, 1879. ~ me lqin'
R Ro,ar III Of Carroll aud Frederick eSng s
Nj Ior the masonry and iron WORK Ior =. a
w Wu Iron Bridge over ihe Moa ,!'a.y
49, 81 SslTs Ford, of tue following aimcn'
s;ons One span, high truss, 200 feet IL Gu
H.; 'O"i length, with an lsioot clear roadway
and ibres spans. lop htss, 60 lcet eaeh, en
,irS lenglll, with 10 foot clear 'o9u~ w.
R;dders 10 furnish their own plans ana sleoi.
scst;ons for iron work, with detail OF prlnr,,
n ,oI ""rts euaranteeiog the weight 10 carry
p p loot Specifications for the masonry S can
he seem at either Of the above Offices i hS
Boards reserve the right to reject any ana All
bids if not satisfactory. by older
june 2s Nv N'''"
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ORIGIN AND PuRPosEs or THE NEGRO
ExopUs.--Col. Richardson's statement
concerning the negro exodus, published
on the FIRST page Of this issue, abounds in
interest. The origin and objects Of this
unparalleled movement, as detailed by
Col Richardson, reveal strange state of
things which almost challenge incrcdulity
For pure and unmitigated diaboism moth
ing which occurred 10 the history Of north
ern aggression in the days of slavery agi-
tation, exceeds it in monstrosity. Its ef-
feet upon the prosperity of the country at
large, If continued, will be baleful. Its
effect upon the planting interest, and es-
pecially upon the condition Of the colored
laborers, will be evil in the extreme To
make political capital and TO lessen the
basis Of representation in Congress from
the Southern States, are two Of the prin-
cipal reasons for this negro exodus, in the
Judgment Of Col. Richardson. For these
purposes the authors Of this scheme would
break up the entire labor system Of the
South, cut of the products Of that labor
che cotton and the sugar, and throw the
negroes, dying from hunger aud exposure,
upon State that cannot support them, 10
comfort, and in climate unsuiied to them,
to perish. The craft, the cunning, aud
the wickedness Of such project, is past
comprehension. For perfect abandon the
annals Of the world cannot exceed It.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th of June, 1879, in Manchester
Nd, by Rev. J. b. Jones, Mr.. John Thomas
Uppercue and Miss Salle Rohrbaugh, both
of Baltsmore county.
June y, 1879, by Rev. WIN, Rupp, at the
residence Of Richard Smith, near Snyders-
burg, Mr.. VIM. +. Smith aud Miss Mary T..
Geiley, both of Wakefield.
On the same day, by the same, al the Re-
formed parsonage, in Manchester, Mr.. James
b. Houck and Miss Annie Stump, both OF
Manchester
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LIST OF LETTrns
pIvTpENn.
usIoS SA Z. B.sK OF wssrn,,

UNION NATIONAL BAxK or Wgsrn,xs,Y. /,
Wesi@insier, Jane eIsi. 1879
NHE President and Directors az an. p.a,
= have this DAY declared a SENT 4 NV NM
DD,I,ysldend Of FOUR AND A-HAT.F PVT pPr
ohNi. upon the Capital Stock on he Rat
payable on and after Monday. july is1a
gear q stale Eases. Other taxeg paid ~ VIZ N.
Hank " accordance with ike reoulFems y ,n =
inc iAW' VII he Adinsied with the Slonlheib
eFA upon ihn pasment Of Disldsnd. rss
;... oaa, ]. W. Herring,
A""e No'"t Caahia.
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wHITELOOK'S vEGITATOR,

ME again offer the farmer this valuable
w fertilizer, equal in quantity and condi.
non to any we have ever sold. The past
winter has demonstrated its superiority 10 any
thing IN the market Il is bound 10 produce
crop OF wheat, however severe the winter
and 10 be followed by setting Of grass. /,
IS SO rich in plant food that an application Of
one'quarter 10 one-third less than any otber
manure will suffice, thus showing il 10 be he
cheapest TO use.
w. wHlTELoCK, 4 Co,
"A S0urH STREET,
Juue zo'Sm Baltimore, Nd.
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A Convention Of the greenbackers who
bolted fran the greenback convention at
Columbus, Ohio, net at Toledo Tuesday.
Ten Of the twenty congressional districts
only were represented A number Of
supporters Of the Columbus ticket headed
BY Gen. a. Snnders Plat, for Governor,
were refused admission. j. J.. Throck-
morton presided. Gen. Samuel r. Gary,
chairman, reported a thorough going green
back platform, which was adopted. A
letier Eas read from Peter Cooper adyjs.
ing the Ohio greenbackers to vote the
Ewing (regalaF democratic) ticket, and
was received with musli applause. a res
olaIipn was then adopted, after considera-
bic Administering, declaring it inexpsdient
% nominate State ticket. Gen. Gary
reported this resolution also. A meeting
OF disseniius members Of the convention
subsequently, agreed to support the Co
Inmbas greenback ticket, bat not the
platform. The meeting was exciting, and
the action of the convention 10 not nomi.
nating a ticket was characterized as sell
ont % The Democrats.