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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-26
FORECLOSURE SALE = DER.
RIsCHs, ct al

RIsCHs, ct al.
State OF Wisconsin, County of Grant-ss. In Cir
cult Court for Grant County. Wisconsin.
James Barr, Plaintiff, against Peter Derrschs Ger
hard Derrischs. Julia Derrischs his wife, John A
Klindt. Anton Weiss, William Hildesheim, Go t
fried Prior and August Prior, partners uader the
name OF Gotfried Prior Son. Matthias Frambach
Matthias Kuchenberg Herman Grimm, Charles
Knapp, William Schmidt, J.. Allen Barber and
George Clementson, partners under the name OF
Barber Clementson, Defendants.
Notice is hereby gves that by virtue aud in pur-
suance of ajudgment rendered ON the 2Sth day of
May 1878. at special term Of the Circuit Court for
Grant County, Wisconsin, held in the Court House
in the City of Prairie du Chen in Crawford County,
Wisconsin, upon which the equity of redemption
expired on the 2sth day Of May. 1872 and no re-
demption having been made therein, in the above
entitled action, the undersigned, Sheriff of Grant
County, Wisconsin, will on Saturday the 18th day
OF July, 1879 at two O'Clock, P. NJ, at the front
door of the Court House in the City of Lancaster,
Grant County, Wisconsin, sell at public auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash in hand the fol-
lowing described mortgaged premises, situate in
Grant County, Wisconsin. to.wit: The east half(
OF the southwest quarter M of section (23) twenty
three, town three, l3) north of range No. five (5)
west with the privileges and appurtenances there
unto the same belonging.
Dated May Goth, 1879. GAY. D. STREETER
Sheriff Grant Co., Wis,
J.ALLEN BARBER. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Venture not to the utmost bounds
of even lawful pleasures, the limits
of good and evil join --Fuller.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-26
ESTATE-DAvID HYDE.

State of wisconsi n County Court Of Grant County
In Probate.
No tiee is hereby given, that at the August Of
the County Court to be held in and for said County
the court House in the City Of Lancaster ia said
County, the first Tuesday OF August, A. u. 1879
at the hour Of O'clock, p. NJ, the following mat
ter will be heard and considered, viz The applica
ton Of Elisha Darlington for order of this Court
requiring and directing Putnam David, executor Of
the last VIII and testament OF David Hyde. late Of
execute deed of conveyance to said petiti0aer OF
the west half Of northw quarter Of section mum,
Der thirty (30). township number six 81 nth Of
range number ~ east, in Iowa County, Hiscon.
sin. held under contract by said petitioner from
said deceased.
Dated Lancaster, Wisconsin, June 10th, 1879
By order of the Court
l5w6 WIN. McGoNIGAL, Judge
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SUMMONS-MIILER.

Circuit Court, Grant County Jacob NJ. Miller
Plaintiff, against Sarah E. Miller. Defendant.
The State Of Wisconsin, to the said Defendant and
each of them
You are hereb summoned to appear within twen-
~ days after service Of this summons, exclusive OF
action in the court aforesaid and In case Of your
fa lure so to do, Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand Of the complaint.
A.P. THOMPSON,
Plaintiff y Attorney.
P,o Adde'S s.. lancaster Grant County, Wis.
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A TTACHMENT-ILLE.

Grant County, Town of Jamestown--ss. In Justice
Court.
To Adam lille;
fou are hereby notified that warrant of attach
ment has been issued against yon and your property
attacnec, 70 satisfy The demand Of John olnger.
amounting to fifty-nne dollars. Now unless You
shall appear before Arch Sampson. Justice Of the
Peace In and TOR said Gounty, at his office in said
in the afternoon, Judgment will be rendered ags INST
you, and your property sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 18th day Of June 1879.
1878 JOHN 0LINGER, Plaintiff.
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SANFC9D's RADICAL CURE

local and institutional remedy and is applied to
the nasal passtees " Insulation, thus allayng lam
nation and pam AID 1t once correcting, cleansing
ana purifying TIC etions. Internally administered
acts upon the cTgas OF circulation keeps the skin
moist and neutrzes the acid poison that found s
way into the stomach and thence into the blood Thus
seem possible for human ingenuity TO devise a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-26
ESTATE-JAMEs BRADBERRY.

F'oTATE-JAMEs BRADBERRY.
State Of Wisconsin, County Court of Grant County
I'm Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the July Term Of
the County Court. to be held in and for said County
at the Court Heuse in the City of Lancaster in said
County, on the first tn esday of July A. d. 1879 the
following matter will be hear and copside red The
apple alton Of Samuel Birch to admit to Probate
the last viii and tesame mt OF James Bradberry,
late of the town Of Beetown in said County de.
ceased By order Of the Court,
VIM. MCGoNIGAL, Judge.
Dated May &c. 1879. lSw3
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ESTATE-RIcHARD AND WALTER
LAFAyoR. INFANTS.

I'm Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the July Term Of
the County Court, to be held in and for said County
at the Court House in the City of Lancaster in said
County, on the first Tuesday of Julv A. D., the fol-
lowing matter will be heard and considered The
application of Lemuel G. Brodt for the appointment
ola Guardian of the person and estates of Richard
LaFavor and Walter ). LaFavor, minors under the
age Of fourteen years, residing in the town OF
Bloomington in said County.
By order of the Court,
WIN. MCG0NIGAL, J Judge.
Dated May 24,1S79. l3w3
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HOPKINS
CHOICE M 0 w Err

II leads all others in rough ground and
wet and tangled grass.
II worked like clock last year where
others failed.
II is the lightest running and most perfect
and substantial Mower in use.
There was never one seld but what gave
the most perfect satisfaction.
Every man that tries one says he would
not have any other.
A team of three-y ear-old colts can run
them anywhere with ease.
No breaking down.
Every Mower fully warranted to give per-
feet satisfaction or no sale,
Call on or address
d. v. Perrin,
Bloomington, Wisconsin.
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Facts for the Public!

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oh! MY
BACK!"

Urine, Nervous Diseases Female Weak ness, and Ex-
cesses; HUNTS REMEDY is prepared BX-
PRKS5LY for these diseases.
Providence, r. l., Aug. 10, 1878.
wM, ". CLARK-Dear Sir Hav ing Witnessed the
wonderful effects Of HUNTS REMEDY in my case,
and in great numb, Of others, recommend 1t 10
all afflicted with kidney Diseases or Dropsy. Those
afflicted by disease should the medicine which
will cure in the shortest possible time. HUNr's REM
EDY will do this. Err. DAwLxY, IS Dyer st.
Providence, r. l., June 10, 1878.
WIN. E. CLARKE,-Dear Sir : member of my family
had been troubled for several years with Kidney BIZ
Fesse, and had tried numerous remedies without
lief she used HUNTS REMEDY and completely
cured. A, g. APLIN, 3 Exchange St.
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COLLINS v0LTAIC PLASTER

And insist upon naying what you wlingto pay for
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists through.
out the United States and Canadas, and by WEEKS d
POTTER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass
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OnChromo, Snowflake, Lace. etc, Cards. name in
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-26
JAMES
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OF
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WINE OF HOPS is the best kDo remedy in the
world for Nervous Debility Lost Energy, Lost Hops
1mprudences of Youth, Lost Yigor and Ambition. Ii
will make you strong where you are weak md
build up your shattered constitution Those
afflicted with pimples on the face, il viii re-
atnra n mr. comm Iaxiop
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-21
sharon.s Reception OF Grant.

San ~ancisoo papers glow with enthusiasm
In descl oing the reception given ex-President
Grant by Senator Sharon at ''the prlncely
villa at Belmont, once the home of the III
fated Ralston." They give the names Of more
than twenty-five hundred invited guests
proudly say that over forty thousand dollars
was spent In this regal ovation" and dwell
long upon the charms Of hospitality 50 lavish
In Its splendid prodigality;' The Chronicle.
which is the most enraptured, says: "The
large outlines and stupendous proportions of
the affair were worthy Of the young common
wealth which boasts among her natural at
fractions the dizzy heights and depths Of the
Yosemite, the giant pines OF Calaveras and
Mariposa and which, sitting by the Western
sea at the furthest verge of the continent,
takes tribute of the commerce Of the world
at her Golden Gate. In all Its features and
characteristics the affair was distinctly Cali
fornian Nowhere else In the United States
could such fete have been devised and car
ried out. New York, Boston and Philadel-
phia, with all their wealth and culture, are
subject to the traditional limitations OF the
Eastern mind, and in none of those great
centres Of population could such fete as that
which came off last night at Belmont have
been conceived and realized"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-21
FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON, Oct. 2O.-Herr Won Bulow, Ger
man Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs,
o'.lD Ths g HngIns - Amar1can Gahla Gnmnanv an.
nounce that they will reduce the tariff on
messages to six pence per word from the date
Of the opening OF the new French cable for
traffic.
The Swedish Arctic exploring steamer
Vega, with Prof. Nordenskiold on board, ar
rived at Kobeon on the fourteenth.
The government has decided to imm ediate-
ly construct a railway to Candahar.
Berlin dispatch asserts that the Austro-
German treaty OF defensive alliance was
signed by the Emperors Of Austria ana Ger
many last week.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-21
/. AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Oct. 2O.-The Duke De BoileD
Spanish envoy extraordinary, has arrived
here to demand the hand of the Archduchess
Marie Christine in marriage with Alfonso
King OF Spain. After this formaIity. the
tion Of her rights Of succession to the Aus
trian throne, in the presence Of the Imperial
family and the Duke De Boilen. 1t Is e1-
pected that the Archduchess, accompanied by
her mother, will leave Vienna November 20
for Paris, remaining there two days to see
King Francis and Queen Isabella. Her I'M
perlaI Highness will then proceed to Madrid
by way Of Irun, and will be conducted by the
Ministers Of War and Foreign Affairs, with
royal honors, to Pardo Palace, near Madrid,
where she will sojourn eight days previous
to the solemnzation Of the marriage cere-
mony In the AtOoha Church The wedding
will take place on the tWenty-seventh or
twenty-eighth OF November, the Kings birth
day occurring on the twentY-eighth.
LONDON, Oct. 90 The correspondent Of the
Daily Telegraph at Vienna, discussing Lord
Sallsbury's speech at the banquet in Man
chester, Friday night last, points out that
Lord Salisbury must have been aware that
his utterances thoroughly responded to the
disposition Of Austria and Germany. AT the
time the speech was delivered, the CORE
spondent says, Lord Salisbury was In posses
sion of such assurances aS enabled him to d.
vest his statement touching Englands for
eign policy of all reticence, and 1t can but be
remarked here and In Berlin as the most eff
cient recognition Of those assurances and are
calculated to wither the last hopes Of Russia
to detach England from her natural allies.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-21
THE FEyEe.
A Light Frost at Memphis Fever at
Forest City.


MEMPHIS, Oct. 20.-No new cases reported
Judge John J. Adams died this morning at
8 o'clock.
A very light frost, perceptible only in
marshv places beyond tho city limits, fell
last night.
The present quarantine rules will be rigidly
enforced un.il an official announcement 1s
made OF safety for absentees to return.
NOon.-Six cases were reported to tho board
Of health-Dayid Wertz, o. r. q. Mcdonald,
s. Cook, Rev. A. Williams, Berry Jefferies and
Carolina Jones, the three last named colOred
3p. m.-Three more cases were reported to
the board Of health this afternoon Mamie
Tobias, JAS. Crisp and Annie Gneigel. One
additional death account-John T. Davidson.
j. ID. Conway is reported In dying oOndi-
tion. The following whites were supplied
with nurses by the Towards: Jennie Weiners,
VIM. Pfeir, Nora Strickland, Lula McCassey,
Mary Monaghan and Jacob Kaufman. The
last named returned to Memphis week ago.
On the recommendation Of John johnson.
superintendent OF quarantine, rule No. 6 OF
the State board Of health prohibiting loose
lint and seed cotton from being brought into
the city has been rescinded.
The Thermometer ranged between 44o and
G4o. The weather Is cool and cloudy.
II. L. Jones, Theodore Jacobe, VIM. Voss
and Mrs. w. s. White have died since O'Clock
tonight.
THE FEVER AT FOREST CITY.
MEMPHIS, Oct 2O.-Mrs. Mary j. Wade died
Of fever this morning at Forrest City, Ark.
There are nine people now sick In that city.
telegram was received from Washington,
d. G., this morning authorizing the employ
ment Of n sufficient force to picket the roads
leading into town. After this date no one will
be allowed to enter or leave that place with
out q special permit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-21
Ttlaen ana the ohio Election.

Especial to the Cincinnati CommerciaI.I
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-Advices from New
York represent that Tiden Is greatly dis
couraged by the Ohio disaster, and regards
the outlook for the National Democracy next
year assfar from promising. This give fresh
impetus to the rumors here that he will come
out In formal letter and decline to be con,
that Hewitt, late chairman Of the Democratic
committee, is not cast down by Ewlng'e de-
feat, and only regrets that the majority was
not twice as large as he wants all soft money
Democratic leaders put out of the way at
once and forever: The general opinion here
is that Ewing is disposed of for the time
being.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-21
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Pawnbroker Robbed Of $4,000.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l9.--BefOre daylight
this morning thieves forced an entrance from
| the roof into the pawnbroking establishment
| of FrendeDberg u Bro, corner Seventh and
| Poplar streets, aud after ransacking tho es-
| tablishment, rifled q large safe OF $4,000
| worth OF unredeemed stock, consisting Of
| precious stones and jewelry. There Is no
clue to the thieves. IN" robbery was not
known until late this afternoon.
MURDERED AND BURNED.
MILWAUKEE, Oct 19-Edward Fogarty, d
tin'peddler, was murdered at / O'Clock this
morning. at Milton, Wis, by man named
Henry Cnrstlansen, who boarded with him.
Fogarty's head was split open with an ak,
stack and partly consumed by fire. Chris
ttansen has made confession OF the crime.
A CHICKEN THIEF SHOT AND KILLED.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 20.-Police Officer r. ID.
jackson, coIored, this morning shot and killed
Green Smith, colored, chicken thief, who re-
sisted arrest and attempted to stab the officer
with bowie knife. The verdict Of the cOrO-
ner's jury exonerated jackson.
THE LOSS BY THE EXCHANGE MILLS FIRE
New YORK, Oct 19-The loss BY the fire In
the Exchange steam mills and grain elevator
on East street will amount to over 100000.
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
W1NToN, N. G., Oct 2O.--In the trial of W.
III. Vann, for the murder of Jas. H. Gattling
on September 2, the prisoner was sentenced
to be hung December ~, and took an appeal
to the Supreme Court.
PISTOL AND RAZOR. 5#m5
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct 2O.-Two colored men,
Mackey and Lewis, had a difficulty at Quaker
Springs Church yesterday. Mackey shot
Lewis twice, and then razored him. Lewis
died instantly. Mackey fled. Both men
were In love with the same woman.
KILLED WITH A STICK or wooDH
SUMMITvILLE N. Y, Oct. 2O-On Saturday
last, while Zaptha Van Iwegan, a wel-to-do
farmer, and his son Philip were working TO-
gether loading O canal boat, the latter tnsulted
some ladies who were passing. The husband
and q brother of one OF the ladies undertook
! to punish young Van Iwegan. A free fight
resulted, in which the elder Van Iwegan
struck George johnson, brother Of the in
bia stni snI WIN soich o. Wona. paaakg
thirty years Of age and leaves q family. Van
Iwegan Is held for trial
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-21
THE INDIANS.
Sheridan Thinks That the United
States Troops Have Been Sold
Ont i'm the Ute Matter.
4 Complete Change or the Campaign
Against the Indians Ordered
The Troops To he Removed
From the White River
Agency.
WAsHTNaToE, Oct 2o-Gen. Sherman has
received the following dispatch from Lieut..

WAaHINGToN, Oct. 20.-Gen. Sherman has
received the following dispatch from Lieut.
Gen. Sheridan:
Merritt says In o dispatch just received thai
he intends to march In pursuit. of hostile In
diane to Grand river on the 6fteenth, and from
there to Umcompahgne Agency. where he re-
your your dispatch otoctoberis Ss vas sent to him
with orders to obey directions therein given
andI presume this will step him. Your dis.
patch should have reached him on the fif-
teenth.
Gen. Merritt and Gen. Cook, the depart
ment commander, are alta loss to know what
to do. and so am l. There are 1900 or 1G01
men at White river; their road to Umcom-
pahgne agency III over the main range OF tbe
Rocky Mountains, and Ia very bad and the
should be seriously entertained. We went
to White river agency at the solicitation Of
the Indian Bureau, whose agent was muir
dered and our men killed and wounded, and
now we are left iii the heart Of tho noun
tains with our hands tied and the danger Of
being showed In staring US In the face l am
not easily discouraged, but 1t looks as though
we had been pretty badly sold out In this
OF the agent and Col. Thornbnrgh must be
punished. How are they to be punished?
Who ID going to punish them, and how long
are the troops to wait at the agency for It to
De uOQef Will OaTecL IPn COOK To throw
Into the agency all the supplies he possibly
can as the only course left open
2. III. SHERIDAN.
Since receipt OF the above dispatch from
Gen. Sheridan he has been directed to with
draw the troops under Gen. Merritt and order
them to their proper stations leaving at the
White river agency only sufficient number
OF men to guard the government property. A
force will be concentrated at some point In
the Southern Ute reservation to conduct op-
orations against that tribe should they fall to
deliver up the parties engaged In the killing
OF ofThornburgh.
PROBABILITIES or PEACE WITH THE UTEs
CAMP ON WHITE RIVER, Three Miles North
OF the Agency, Colorado, Oct. II, via Raw
line, Wy, Oct 20.-This afternoon Gen. Mer-
ritts command marched to this point,
orders from Washington being to sus-
pend operations against the Utes and
await orders, either at White or Bear
river, as negotiations for peace are Ia
progress, 1t being understood that the hos
tiles have agreed to surrender the warriors
engaged In the recent depredations. 1t Is
probable that the combined commands Of
Merritt and Gilbert will remain for the pres
ent at this point, although nothing definite is
known as to their future movements. In the
event or peace being estabIished, 1t Is alto
Rether probable that permanent military
post will be constructed either at Bear river
or at the agency.