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Supreme Court.

We give below the ofinirrs Of the sap'tns
Court at Mo'saniOn on tho Ord instant, ia 'lsA
eaaes IS aomc Of our readers may 10 interested
RrfnS. c. J YIN. ;. Nermsn, Ann JsAa.
son. from Meek lenbars Judgment siIirm,d
STATE =. Matthew " ilAon. fTom CsiAwbs-
Iud smcnt affirmed
Henry Troatman r. Jscos Treulman ct al,
from Cabauus. Equity decree affirmed wdh
costs.
Gooison T. Goaison. from Lncoln. Equiv
bill dismissed With costs.
N,su Don on dns..ss~ " Matthew Wslacs
y Nars.li. ron Mecslonburg. Judgnen, a.
urruca.
r. = Elmrsract =. Nauney, from Liaeola -
JDirmont fevetssd and vcnue de hovo.
Ro5cr, q, Alexander. Es . Joseph ". AIer
audcr. fqaiiy from Neeklenbsfg. DeelatrS thlt
the proceeds Of the ue,e cid no, p,ss undr' Oh
clause Of the " - AID vent 10 the next KIN
oaia paid out NJ the fund.
'thonss q hom4s. from ItodoiI Jgdsmsa'
affirmed
{ & Wheeler r y. u. Taylor Fqli'y Iron
Rowan Din disinisgcd with costs
Davidson & Davidson Blstkwood and s'A'
cr', from Meekleaburg No error ~ tho decree
below.
Shcri y Stafford from CaAeha All TO
exceptions ovnrrulcd and report confirmed. except
Z 7th and 9Th for s and sac -plainlid pays costs,
i rrAHa5v. William A. Wallace Thomas
7 Douglass. from Cabattus. Juaga;eas Fe'ef"a
ani yonira De novn
IN smith. TX, Of ] Smith T. Naomi Ice.
PSF, from Gaatoa Aonsuit set as,de, aud sehh'
do noso.
John Irwin and ". ". Ems d u. Ha''
~ and othora, 10 Eqady froai Mccklcnbufg Ia
tsioeu,ory decree affirmed with costs
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mill. where the road from Greensboro TO
ASHORE, on the bridge route crosses Deer
river. They had Just got up the founda.
ton Of brick building, l02 by "A feet,
which is to be three stories high with an
attic. The Company have commenced
with a capital Of S25, 900, which we PIE.
sumo will have to be increased before they
can 90 into full operation on the scale pro-
posed.
They have put up new grain mill,
driven by Howd's patent waterwheel,
which works under back water while there
is sufficient head above. IL is proposed
TO drive the machinery of the Factory with
the same kind Of wheel.
Two story frame houses for the opera
lives are going up, on plan of size and
convenience superior 10 any others on The
River. The Company's store is opened,
and apparently doing a thriving business.
In less than two years, We predict, there
will be over two hundred thousand dollars
of capital invested in manufactures along
Deep River in the county of Randol PHI
The enterprise here displayed deserves tho
most extensive public encouragement; this
is our excuse for the length and particular.
i,y of our observations touching these I'M
pEc,ements.
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couNrERrEIr $50 HILLS.

A gentleman from Rockingham eou1y
furnishes us a description Of coan'o''V"
$50 bills In circulation. They pufPo.'
be drawn by tho Bank Of the STATE o. ~
Carolina made payable TO /. L. Aver "
tho Branch vt Morganon letter ~
275 dated Raleigh, 4th May. lsloi w.
cd &. Dewey, Cashier, and ID. oa''' w..
PROSE- the engraving well dom, hu' o I'm,
eron's name badly executed. ! ." 49,
are we'll calculated TO deceive inc o'''
Judges. a,od 4
1. was only las, week that VIC noticed
counterfeit, SO bill which appears 10 'a ~
cmana.cd from tho sama direction Us v" vi
above. II is high time tho spurious Ou '"
which has been doing so extensive anu SUI
ccssIul business were broken up
there no possibility Of detecting the scO'"
drels l. Greensb0rough Patriot
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COPPER TYPES

An exhibition Of a machine for making
type. out Of copper, has recently been made
in London With much success. The 10.
yentor IS Mr.. Puii,. Instead Of the old
aud complicated processes by which types
are usually cast, strip Of copper wire, up
on revolving wheel, passes through a
series 81 wheels, levers, puilcys and crauk.,
Of The simplest description IN reality the
type Is struck or punched at the same mo-
mcn' that is SIZE is fundamentally deter.
mined; and alter passing two other simple
machines, ls ready for use. BY means oi
a small steam engine, applied to the type
making machine sixty per minute can be
struck, or thlrtysix thousand per dem
The clcarness and beauty ofthe impression
Of the types thus produced delight all con
noisseurs. Ia the new process instead o
iusing the metals, and pouring into mould
10 give the necessary form, the inventor
OF the apyrotype machine effects this by
mechanical operation at ordinary tempera
lures, chiefly by means Of powerful pres
snres and the use Of steel dies and nairI
ees. The type thus produced possesse
the utmost sharpness of outline and hard
ness, IN consequence Of the superiority q
the metal employed, and the pressure /
which II has been subjected.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-14

A lady entered dry goods store in our
town the other day after lnqulring for a
variety Of articles, she requested the young
clerk to show her some cambria Of d happy
color.
The clerk inquired with some surprise,
what she meant by that color.
Why replied the lady, cambria the
color Of your drawers
You are mistaken, madam said the
clerk; | don't wear any,
1t was some time before the lady could
make him understand that she alluded &c
] some fixtures with knobs on them.
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sui there are some questions which you
cannot ask" Mr.. Campbell, however,
persisted, and Capt. Franklin states that
Gdrcia trembled with terror. lie answer
ed then that he came Voluntarily. The
Consul lief, the brig. Capt. Franklin states
that Gdrcid was in great terror ana OK
citement during the night after the inter
view, and wrote to the Consul Tor protac,
,,on. he was soon after imprisoned and
incommuncated, but wrote another letter
to the Consul. claiming the protection OF
The American Gag.
The Consul (Gen. CampbelD stated the
fact Of his receipt OF these letters TO tho
Captain General. and requested on inter
view with Garcia in the presence OF wit.
nesses. This was promptly and peremP'
torily refused by the Captain General. who
appeared to be indignant at tho request
About this time the sIoop Of war German
torn came into the harbor Of Havana ; but
il was soon asccrtsincd that she came al
that time on no mission connected with Ihe
prisoner. Garcia was called before the
Captain. General in presence OF an armed
guard to make q declaration Of the facts
denying his abduction, which he signed un.
der oath. After this no still remained IN
prison. The deposition was sent TO New
Orleans to absolye the Spanish Consul, and
Garcia's fate remained undecided until al.
ter the receipt OF the Sccretary's insifuc
lions. Two days after which, to wit, on
the 18th of August, by the prompt md de-
cisye action Of Mr. Campbell, mot IN his
official character as Con-ui, bat'ln obedl.
cnce TO his orders and IN virtue Of the ~.
structons he had received } The captive was
Delivered up, and Immediately sailed for
New Orleans. under the protection Of the
stars and stripes.
Thus in this case. and for the time, 'hc
Spanish Government has escaped the di!h
Guilty and embarrassment Of its own rule
refusing diplomatic Intercourse ut Cuba.
l. IL salc 10 continue that rule Had the
Captain General refused 10 hear The re.
presentations Of Mr.. Campbell, after NJ
had recsired his iairurfion', the issua OF
THIS affair might have really endangered
her peace; Tor lie American Government
aud People. after being convinced that Gar.
Ga had been abducted, would never have
been satisfied without bis return.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-14

THE PRESIDENT AMONG rus PEOPLE.
The spontcnt of the Philadelphia
.Nc,gs states tia, The journey Of the Pfesi.
dent ltom Bedford Springs TO somerset
was marked by continued demonstration.
Of public admiration. He says:
a" NJ every town, village, cross road,
hamlet, and tavern, they have turned ou'
N massc men, women, and children and
greeted him o. no man was ever before
greeted, al ieasl u this part Of the coun
ry."
The party stopped to dine at a small
roadside tavern IN the mountains. md, Of.
ter dinner, /, appears General Taylor co
tered into conversation with a rcd hot La.
cofoco, which Is thus reported
Loco i Walking up 10 the President.
Gincral. how dye do I'm glad To gee
sc. but | didn't vote for yc, cause I'm a
nlmocta,
Gen. Taylor. I'm Just as glad 10 soc
YOU f1r all that came here TO sec Wings
Democrats, and Natives, aud all, and all
glad to sec all.
Loco You snid you should be the Pres
lden, Of the people, and no, d patty, ans
tina, you would'n, b. pfoscripiiyc Lu
you've turned out the Dimocrats and no
body else
Gca. Taylo.-Who else could 'au
on, Nearly an the Office holders wotr
oI your party, md | Of course, dcsrc At
equalization. II should lci '"u' f'icnt
have on tho pieces, and The Whtg9 uonr
u would be prescribing the Wings
Laco.-Y cure right. G,ncral; | nevcl
r'oughl Of that b'hcyc tho Democral
did have all tie places That's n fac, =
rhey tie-' got item from Gi1eral Jlcl 1n
On. Iayl9r.-ics, my good friend
they've had possession Of ihcm iur nearly
twenty years; and they ought 10 be salts
fed With thar halt hereafter.
This arguman, sail.G'i tho Loco, mn
be owned up. The whole aGir cnI, 4 Il
a general laugh, aud, shaking the Gercr
al By tho hand, be exclaimed, +" YOUR
, right, Gineral,' and repeated il untll IL
carrllgc rolled away.
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EMANcIPArlox IN KENTUCKY


The result Of the rtccu, election for
members of the Convention to form new
Constitution for the state Of Kentucky, by
which Il appears that, on the great qlrs.
lion winch has recently agltnicd and Iyl.
ded that stotc, the question Of prospective
Emancipation. not ono suslc candidate
favorable 10 Emancipation has becu as
yet, returned, furnishes n lesson and war.
n'ng to those who are n this time un1isc.
" md improperly stirring up subjects con
nccted with slavery. Backed by the great
name and commanding influence Of Nh,
Clay tho friends Of Emancipation hayn
been defeated and their rfijrts have not
only failed, but they have los, ground by
their failure. The people Of the South,
when tie movements Of abolItluni.ls and
Tree soil Nllmot prnylslunists, are exciting
and irritating them, aud converting uhdt
hoDh be qqestioas ef philanthropy and
pIiascat economy, into foyic3 Of party uar.
fare, cannot be expected calmly TO consid
er 50 great n measure. They ough, no,
and they viii mol coun.euance, al this time
any further agitation. Whilst they a,
engaged IN minimizing md defending thci
fl2hts against the threatened encroach
nen'a OF others, they desire peace md har
uouy within lhelr own borders. The,
vii consult together about their own do
meolic affairs, II they should be so iuclned
only when they are "lo, alone, and whcr
the dl4'racting topics which are now OF
hnnd, shall have been settled ciIec,uall,
! and permanently. Gdzeife.
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{ otiou.

Il viii be secn. by reference to The iofc's" =.
telligoncc IN another column, That cotton ~
advancing 10 Europe. Tbls is caused NANNY y
tho reported unfavorabIe yield OF the p''"'"'
crop. In our own country the price - ''OA''
up. la Columbia tho new crop rs sr'h'"g
lo4. 10 Camden 81 10 TO- Ia Charleston "
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The Presidents Movements

The President and suit arrived a, New io'H
on Tho 7th instant. lie is said TO look iee6e ln'
conaidorably fa,,susd, bat is in good spirits Nv
reception vas truly nalteTing and oomPlme"''
~ Thousands called to pay their respects
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HORNS LAST.

Ona recent rainy day this wng was heard
10 exclaim-
We'll mynmbrella is a regular Catholic.
How so 7 inquired friend.
because II always keeps lent
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GDarlntGR:
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1910.

" WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq. !, on,
agent in Baltimore. authorized to obtain advs,
tisemenls and subscriptions, and TO grant roceir,.
GTE. w. CARR, Esq., ia our Ogcn, in Phil.
delphia. authorized TO obtain advertisements ,rd
procure subscriptions.
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lJwo will notice the remarks of the Lneo,
Republican next week.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-10
PiatteyilIe and Prairie du Chen
REG UL.dR--
TRT-WEEkLY LINE OF STAGES.

HNIIE subscriber having obtained the contract
IL for carrying the mail from Patteville, Grant
county, TO Prairie du Chen, Crawford county,
Wisconsin, would inform the public that he has
fitted up his coaches in superior style, and
stocked the road with good horses, to meet tho
wants of the travelling public.
The stage leaves Prairie du Chen every Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock, A.
NJ, Of said days, and arrives at Lancaster same
day, at =. NJ Leaves Lancaster, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at o A. NJ. and arrives
at Platteville at 10 1-2 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Leaves Platteville every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, after the arrival Of the mail
Fom Galena, at r. NJ, and arrive at Lancaster
same day at T.. NJ. Leaves Lancaster Tues
days, Thursdays s. Saturdays, at o'clock A. NJ,
and arrives at Prairie du Chen same day at 4
o'clock p NJ,
This stage intcrsccts with Frink & Walkers
Galena and Madison line, ut Platteyille.
+. BORETTS.
Oct ober y, 1913.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-10

| hereby certify that one Of my children, when
naked, fell into large fire of live Goals, and was
burned severely from head TO feet. The best of
medical aid and attention was given to the child
for four or FIVE days without any relief-each day 5
suffering increased till its groans could be heard
great distance, at which critical period one of my
neighbors recommended and presented 10 me a
box of SLOAN'S OINTMENT, and in less than
fifteen minutes after the application Of the Oint-
ment to the aggravated sores of the suffering child,
the pain ceased entirely, and he speedily began to
recover. My residence isis Holt Township, Yer
million County, and State Of Indiana.
THEODORE l.. TAYLOR.
Dated at Chicago, August "A, 1913.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-10
EXTRAORDINARY cURE.

April Is, 1913. -Four miles north Of Chicago
ION the road to Aiiwankee) Cook county, Ill.
Mr. Sloan-Dear Sir: One Of my horses had a
large bony tumor on his breast bone, Immediately
undes the collar, which lamed him ana rendered
his services of very little value. faithfully APP
piled several bottles of DIR. Taylor's Nerve and
Bone Liniment, without the least benefit. | then
procured Wiider's celebrated Horse Ointment,
and used that until became fully satisfied that it
would never relieve the animal. Finally, !! OBJ
tanned box of your truly valuable Ointment, and
in less than 60 days from the first application the
tumor entirely disappeared, and the horse was
well. Yours, EDWARD ARMSTRONG.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-10
THE nALr HAS Nor rEEN -roLD.

7 OK ItINtF, JuIIt Il, 10.
DIR. Sloan-Sir: Please send by the bearer
new supply cf ycur Horse Medicines. they are
the best articles of the kind that have ever used,
never having been disappointed in their effect,
/ have been in the use Of other, even the most
celebrated 0intnenis, Iirnnenis &c., Of the day.
l like very much this feature in them, viz : that
they do all ihat is promised and upon thorough
trial is constrained TO add, that . half has not
been told.'' Respect'y, H. DUDLEY. :
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-10
PoPuLAR OPINION.

IF popular opicion is any criterion of the vo.h
of an article, we invite the increducas to read a.
least few Of the many voluntary certificates tina.
appear in columns respecting the great variety
of remarkable cures effected by the use of ''Soan 5
Celebrated Ointment and Condition Powders
These remedies no longer remain among those
of doubtful utility, they have passed from the tide
of experiment, and now stand higher IN reputation
and are becoming more extensively used than all
other articles eff the kind.-Alichigln City News.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-10

The ordinary ointments and iaments it is well
known, severe and partial in their operation.
Sloan's Ointment is mild, yet thcrough--it reaches
and removes the cause, hence it gives real and
permanent relief
For purity, mildness, safety, certainty, and
thoroughness, Soan's Ointment excels, and is
rapidly superceding all other Omtmen.s and Lini-
ments now in use.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-10

Jas. L. Freeman--for ii maps Grant co. 8 l6
Amount interest paid r. Welsh on note
against Grant county Is 90
amount note in possession Of X. Welsh
against Grant county $50 90
Amount special school house tax due
Ray school district, No 2 80 10
tax due Redwood school district 81 35
Ireasurer's fees--for collect'g, receiv'g
and paying out county revenue 620 81
making duplicate tax roll 40 90
advertising 900
extra services in collecting SO 90
Hill & Prtcheu-for work sinking public
well rs 90
Amount interest--allowed on county or
ders 49S Is
Outstanding orders, up1o close of Jan.
session, is4e 4l92 30
Amount of road tax--retnrned by treas
urer as paid TO supervisors Of roads So II
Amount tax for county purposes, return
ed by by treasu'r as enormously listed n 50
Amount State tax-to be paid into State
Treasury 4206 IS
Amount of tax on co'ty lands p'd by CO. 1872 So
Amount of tax certificates, sold to the
county l.s2l g.
Total amour. of Expenditures, Expenses
and Liabilities Of Grant county from
January 2i, iS4S, TO close Of January
session--Jan. 81, ls49: S25,30l 80
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-10
We cAN,r &c ALova w1rHorr ID.

Beebe's Grove, VIII. co, III, Oct. "a, '48
Mr.. SIoan--Sir: have tested The virtue ofyosr
Ointment, in the cure Of rattlesnake bites, sore
throat, burns, and many other injuries, and in
every case it has surpassed our expectations. As
a Family Ointment | have never seen its equal,
and for beasts we can't get along without If.
Yours &c, MILES II. JOHNSON.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-10
THE PROOF.

Extract from the Galeaa NORTH Wesiern
Gazette:
sCJe By the use of Soan's Ointment and Con-
dtion Powder, have entirely cured a fstula on
my horse, and otherwise improved his condition
more than 500 per cent on the cost of the medi-
cine; and Il COW which was so feeble as to be
sidered worthless by myself and neighbors, was
restored to good health and strength by the nse of
less than half package of the powder, and is
now. doing better than any other cow have
Small Pox, May 10, AS VIM. VINCENT.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-10
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

= Ss
County Of Grant, .
Circuit Court of Grant County. March
Term, A. ID. IS49.
Tabitha Ann AlcOrn,)
vs.. PETI'N FOR DIVORCE.
Andrew Acorn.
DUBIiC notice is hereby given to the said
IL defendant, Andrew AIcorn, that the petition
for divorce from the bonds of matrimony. of the
said petitioner, Tabitha Ann Alcorn, was this day
filed In the Clerks office of the said Circuit Court
together with the following order of the Hon. NJ
NJ. jackson, Judge Of the 9Th Judicial Circuit of
the State of Wisconsin, thereon endorsed, to-wit:
g On reading and fling the petition Of Tabitha
Ann Alcorn, praying for divorce from the bonds
OF matrimony with her husband, Andrew Alcorn.
and on motion of j. Allen Barber, Esq, solicitor
for the petitioner il is ordered that the said petit
ton be brought TO hearing before this Court, ON
the second Wednesday of the next ensuing March
term Of the Circuit Court in and for Grant county,
in the said State of Wisconsin, 10 be begun and
holden al the Court House in Lancaster, in said
county, ON the third Monday in the said month of
March next; on like motion, it is further ordered,
that both or either of said parties may take testi-
mony to be used on the hearing of said petition
before H. L. Liseum, Esq, a Justice of the Peace,
at his office, in Lancaster, in said county, the
26th day of March, A. ID. 1919, between the
hours of 8 A. NJ. and 8, p. NJ, of said day, and
also before the Court at the hearing Ordered
further, that copy of this @der be published for
FIVE weeks successfully in the Wisconsin Herald,
a public newspaper prinled at Lancaster IN SAID
county of Grant, before the said 2Sth day of
March next. and proof thereof furnished 10 this
Court at the hearing aforesaid . a true copy
Attest: l.. O. SIiRADER, Clerk.
Dated Clerks Office, Feb. l4ih, 1919.
j. A. BARBER, Sol'r for Petitioner. 50-5t
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w ~
]. N. Goodhue-amount paid for profess
sonal services as atty u the ca ses U.
s vs. Morris & Adams, before District
CT Sept. term, Is4G two indictments 80 90
Wood for Clcrk's oilicc-am't paid for % 30
Asa Cole--for making ballot boxes 90
G.. samon--for road scraper for road
district No 20 ~
Dbl. Budd-for bringing pamphlet laws
from Madison 90
T. sn.itl--C,r making ballot boxes 30 90
Conrad Fritz = mixing ballot boxes 90
J. r. Lewis-locks, &c. foF bait boxes ID
Sundry persons--lor stationery and use
Of rooms for elections IL 90
u. Ward--iOr services rs constable ON
days Of elections 20
P.I. Adams, III. Liscum and others, for
assisting Clerk canvass elcc'n returns 10 30
Repairing court house and jaL-amount
laid for 20 Is
fepairing chairs belonging 10 10
Abner Nichols--board'g Kennedy pris-
OgeF, Iowa county u 10
Lewis Rood--amOunt paid 10 for services
a. CO. comm er Jan ls49, regular and
special sessions, including mileage As II
Thos. Cruson-for serves as co. conner
Jan. 40, regular and special sessions
including miiegge 80 70
Charles l.. Lsgraye--for services as co.
comm'r Jan. 40, regular and special
sessions, including mileage 81 go
~ Dewey--fOr perfecting tax deeds 70
lands belong 10 the county, for taxes
in 1913, ~ and rs, By order Board Is 90
commission for receiy'g and pay g out
money a. Fiscal Ag't Of the county Fl IS
$40 10
L. o. shrader-for buying county lands
endorsing certificates, &c. for 1s4s 90
commission for recei'g and paying out
moneys az Fiscal Agent for eoaniy 2s n
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-10
STATE OF WIscoNsIN,
County of Crawford.
Circuit Court, November Term, 1913,
i'll Chancery.


' BILL PETITIoNING
Frederick Teas, FOR DIVORCE
Am the 9th day of said term, the same being
" the 18th day of the same month, came the
said complainant by +. A, X. Brace, Esq, his So
licitor, and it being proven to the satisfaction of
said Court that the said defendant is not resi-
dent of this State Ordered that the said defend
ant do enter her appearance herein and plead,
answer or demur TO the bill of the said COM
plainant on or before the first day of The next
term Of this Court, or the said bill will be ta-
ken as confessed and decree entered according
": And it is further ordered, that testimony
TO be used ON the trial of this may be taken
by either party, on the first Monday in May next,
1919, before Joseph Brisbois, Esq, a Justice Of
the Peace in and for said county OF Crawford and
State Of Wisconsin: And il is further ordered,
that copy Of the above order be published six
weeks successfully in the Wisconsin Herald, a
public newspaper printed at Lancaster, Grant co.,
Wisconsin, the first insertion to be at leas, sixty
days before the said first day Of the said next
term And further ordered, that this cause be
continued until the next term Of tits Court
Attest: liEAiAN BALDWIN, Clerk
6t-50 Circuit Court, Crawford CO., Wis.