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The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

EUsT RECEIVED
ioD do do Soda; 100 boxes Tomato Ca.sup. for
sale by mhl3 TESNEY & SORENS0N.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

sN4a BBLS !. H. Molasses; 20 half Dbl Molssses;
AZ ~ bbl Loaf and 20 wdsr Sugars
10 hhis prims y. =" Sagar: Is bhls large size Tar;
100 boxesMR Raisins in - aud boxas;
Figs received per stesmer Antslooe and for
sule by f.2S z. K n. HETMA>N.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

- BRIS Cherry Brardyi 6qr cqsk pure Port Wine
- bbis ,iraPs Brandyi 10 half bills iirandy;
bbls Nus Wine Is 5hlsOid RYE whisky;
Received by railroad and for sale by
novt l. & d. HEIMANS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
GRANT COUNTY HERALD
Gvane GUTHRIE.

In answer 10 numerous inquiries res2ec-
lino the cultivation of the Grape In this
section of the country, have the pleasure
of reporting favorbiy-at least on behalf
of the native varieties, all Of which may
Be gtown with perfect success. have
The Catawba, the Isabella, and the Chm
ton. The two former need to be taken OF
the treilis and laid on the ground late In
the autumn; the Clinton is hardy rs
Black Oak, aud needs no other attention
than vigorous pruning, of which Will
saw something hereafter. My plan is to
prepare soil expressly for them. Ill
was about to plant either of the above va
rieties, | should dig a trench, say sly feet
long, 4 feet wide, and three feet deep;
then pat a quantity of bones, chunks OF
wood, and some few stones in the bottom,
covering with entirely decompcsed man
ire and good black loan; and, if near q
lake, las it is my fortune to be,) l would
add some of that black sand, always easily
ohtainanle in such localities. Let the sur,
face be slightly elevated and then set the
vine in the center, being very careful
to place the roots just as nature arranged
then. Nothing is more obnoxious to the
feots Of mos. plants than being crowded
into a cfamped and unnatural position
nor will they submit to it with a very gooo
grace. This done, spread partly decom
posed manure on them little beyond
the extension of the roots and TO the
depth of three or four inches. This vii
keep up an even temperatures flfghl,
important, if not necessary, to the forma
ton of new roots. An occasional water
ing with soap suds will be Of great service
With The above mode have secured :;
growth of fifteen feet the fist year, and
considerable crop of grapes The next.
With regard 10 the kind of trellis, tn
fancy of the cultiyator may decide. The
can be made to form beautiful bower, G
more cleaply BY setting up poles firmly
and Mailing cross-pieces to them.
4 word about pruning. Do not h
afraid 10 use the knife. ] heard som
say you must be careful not let the vim
bleed. Be not at all concerned abcu
this, however, but cut off all superfluou
branches, at any time. If you fail to d
This the son and ait esnaot get at the frui
and the consequence is rni!dew, or som
other disease.
Should any readers of this wish plan
Of the Clinton variety,E can aecomoda,
them, as | nave some which fruited la
year, and, consequently will come ini
bearing Immediately. HENRY TuRv1l.
Madison, Feb, 1857.
Wisconsin Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

THs GREAT Bn1Duz. The construction
,of the towers for The suspension bridge
over the Ohio at Cincinnati is progressing
The towers arc eighry-six by thirty two
feet at the base, will be two hundred and
thirty feet high, and one thousand and
six feet apart. The cables will be anchor.
led three hundred feet back on each side
OF the river, pass over the tops Of the tow
ers,and thus be made to sustain the WEIGHT
OF !, Inc bridge. The entire SPAN. therefore,
VIII De sixteen' hundred and six feet-a
little short of one third Of mile The
elevation of the floor at the middle above
low-water mark, will be one huntlr.ll ana
twenty-five feet. The great flood Of 1aaa
the highest on record, rose sixty-two fac,
above low water; and making allowances
even for this, there will remain ,;rtv g.,
Life Illustrated w.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

AN INCIDENT OF THE FUEL FAMINE A.
CHlcAGo-The Chicago Democratic Pres
tells the following story, and vouches for it
truth: -y
There was crowd in the Office of ihs
City Marshal yesterday, where that good
natured officer was selling wood to the poor
'.Stand aside all Of you, and let the woman
with baby have chance" The crowd
complied and again and again. woman after
woman each with q babe in her arms, KEEP.
passing forward to the desk. The Mar
sha. took it coolly for while, but fnally
the infant began 10 assume familiar look.
and an examination YVES had, when il tam
ed out that tie mother was lend;uo her
ba6y to aer Gcq@Fsnso1sces, 10 secure fo,
them the inaslMnities whies she herself on
joyed. There was a laugh all around and
fresh start. Jim AYERS that the last bor.
rover of the baby pinchea It to excite al
ditional sympathy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
In Probate-Browning.

State Of Wisconsin, County of Grant, County Court
February 25th, 1857. Present, S. O. Paine, Judge.
In the matter Of the Estate of Joseph Browning, decd
ON this day came Mrs. Aurora Browning the widow
~ Of SAID deceaed and represented that he died in.
estate Of said deceased be granted her and William A
Barnes, of said County.
And thereupon it is ordered that the matter Of said
petition be heard before tie Judge OF this his
office in Platteville, in said County the goth day
March, A. D. 1857 and that notice thereof be given to
all persons concerned by publishing this order for three
successive weeks previous TO said day of hearing in the
Grant County Herafd, weekly newspaper published
in Lancaster in said County. STEPHEN O. PAINE
36-3t rouptv I.dge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
In Probate--JoiSes.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant, County Court
February Term, 1857. Present, Stephen 0. Paine
Judge
In the matter of the Guardianship of George W. Jones
ON this day came Polly Jones, the general guardian
" OF said minor and filed in this Court her petition
for license TO sell the real estate of her ward the sad
minor, for reasons in said petition named.
And hereupon it is ordered that the matter Of said
petition be heard before the Judge of this Coz rt at the
Office OF said Judge in the town of Lancaster, in said
County, on the 10th day of April A. d. 1857; and that
notice thereof be given to all persons interested by pub
fishing this order for four successive weeks previous to
sad day Of hearing in the "crant County Herald" a
tv. STEPHEN o PAINE
Dated, Feb. 2Sth, 1857. 36-4t County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Soap Making.

If we are not mistaken, this rs the
month usually allotted to- sach work, for
Which several reasons may be suggested.
The extra quantity needed for household
purposes, as cleaning, washing up winter
bedding, clothing, DC. Then the ashes
are fresh, and IN such abundance as to in
sure speecier result and larger quantity
than when deferred to a later period
Bat the most important reason is, to have
such work off your hands as will allow you
time to attend to early gardening, besides
leaving at your disposal barrels of other
wise worthless ashes, which YOU should no,
fail to spread rpon this garden plat, and
around the roots Of fruit and rose bushes
If your soap does not come directly up
on boiling, it is probably from one or two
causes: too much carbonic acki in the lye
or too much I've and too strong. To rem
edy the first, it lis always well, as precau-
tionary step, to put little freshly Stacked
hHae in the bottom Of the leeeh., Then, j,
case OF an excess of acid, it will unite witt
the lime. forming an insoluble compound
the lie passing off prepared for its office
IF the lie is too strong, soft water and
fresh grease may be added, according te
judgement.
1t is safest, however. to test the I've be
fore boiling iii. will bear quite up Oh
float 4 plump egg, it Is too strong, and
should be reduced with soft water. If the
grease is old and in the rough state, strong
er I've may be used, and handful of sal,
added.-[Wisconsi Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
G.. LAMS SON
Of Bcetown, Wis.

s I1 OF BcetOWn, WEI
HAS TAKEN A FRESH START with Fresh So Z
Ii OF Goods, in The Store formerly occupied, g ,
Barr, one door below the old place and is selling
Prices Satisfactory to GU his numerous patrons y
sell entirely to good paying customers and at Cash X
es,-not having to make up for bad debts by chafA
high prices TO honest men,
WE KEEP am
Farm T0ols--Hav Scythes, Forks, Cradles fatsF
Hay Rakes, Shovels and Hoes, Galena Plows, &C. m.
House Furniture-Co0k and ParlorStoyes an %.
Chairs, Bedsteads, Stands, Baby Cribss Esee S ~
Lounges; Tin Ware. Crockery-Were, Hard Ware
a general assortment of -
Dry-Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Books anu
per. In short, we have almost everything THAI Y
red in any community; and shall be happy to ATE
the demands of all who favor us with their pa'Fo
We call particular attention to our large STOCK o
tools. Grain Cradles Wholesale and Retailchesshy
Beetown, July I; 1885, 54sIy G. LAasV.55
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
rake Notice--Dealers at Lancaster.

TIME undersigned, hstsng one, Of the Largest and
I best Stocks of MERCHANDISE ever brought to
the country invites general call or the pubIc anu
generous share Of patronage.
DIR Stofk Embraces
full and perfect assortment Of all IN the line OF Dr
Goods Groceries, Hardware Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Cans Clothing; ALSO Furniture and furnishings for hou-
SEES and an endless quantity Of marketable articles oI
every kind of use.
SAT-, Sugar, -Molasses,
Rice and other heavy Groceries of every kind and al
prices as low as can be had in the co1nsfy
Produce.
We want All kinds of produce wheat, OATS beans, BAR
lev &C., in payment st cash prices
N. B. The highest price will be paid for Hides
10 GEO. w. RYLAND Co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
New Goods at P0tosi.
caAH vEyuSnN

rs now in receipt of his new Stock OF summer
Of all articles generally kept BY hnnore especiaE In
staple and dry goods ladies' dress goods OF all
fashions and fabrics--sunamer lawns and SILKS.
Also mems bows and misses boots b06tees Shoes &C:
Ladies' and misses straws, laces bonnets and bonnet
trimmings. 49,.
hats. -
Parasols sats vevets and other rich wares as hne
an asrortinent as can be found in the country. I;
Clothing for men and boys of every quality and style
House and table hardware, cutlery and crockery.
Farm implements and family groceries, nails, glass;
&c., &c.
To all of which he invites the purchasing community
to take look being fully convinced tlat for cash. ne
can and is disposed to sell low be had in this
or tho adjoining counties. -.
~ continue to take in exchange all saeable arsies
! of farm produce for goods SAM WHISKY. !.
| Potosi May 14th, 1856, 4'-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you cured
already.
Take this best of all Purgayes and scrofua Indiges-
tion Weakness, Headache Backache Sideache, Jaund-
ice, Rheumatism, arrangements of the Liver Kidneys
and Bowels, all arrangements and all diseases which
pugative remedy reach, fly before them like dark
ness before the sun. SIS 5eum
Reader il you suffering from any of the numerous
complaints they eure-suffer no more-the remedy has
been provided for you, and IT is criminal to neglect it.
That Ayers Cherry Pcctorot is the best medicine for
Pills the best of all pills. is known those who have
used Them.
Prepared BY DIR. j. G. A9ER, Lowell, Mass-And sold
Eiienboro', John Barnett; Hazel Green, Chandler &
York; Museoda, J. B. Moore s Co.; Cassse, RaGauf
Geiger; Mville J, W. DeLap & Co.; Patch Grove l. g.
Try; Tafton. Benham l. Osborne; Highland D. Tim
mons; Potosi, William Miner;H. Newhall, Wholesal,
agent Galena. II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
to Cows after Cal@fus

Parturition having been accomplished,
the COW should be left quietly with the
calf; the licking and cleaning Of which, if
lit be soon discharged, will employ and
arnuse her. 1t is cruel thing to seperatc
the mother from the Young SO soon; the
cow will pine, and Will be deprived of the
medicine which nature designed for her in
the moisture which hangs about the calf;
and the calf will loose shat gentle friction
and motion which helps 10 give it the i'm
mediate use of all it's limbs, and which in
creases the languid circulation Of the blood
and produces a genial warmth in the half
Eexhausted and chilled little animal A
warm mash should be put before her, and
warm Cruel, or wafer from which some of
the GOODNESS had been taken of. Two
hours afterwards it Will be prudent to give
an asperient drink consisting of pound
of EPSON salts and two drachms of ginger.
This may tcnl TO prevent milk fever and
garget in the udder. Attention should
likewise be paid to the state of the udder
If the teats are sore, and the bag generally
hard and tender she should be gently bu,
carefully MIXED three or four times every
day. The natura! and the effective pre-
tentative of this, however, is to let the
calf suck her at least three time day if
it be tied up in she cow house, or rup with
her to the pasture, and take the teal when
il pleases. The cendency to- inflammation
of the udder Is much dinsnishcd by the
calf freqnrntly sucking; or should the COW
be feverish, notl.ihg soothes or qniets her
50 much as the presence of tie little one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
Formation Of New Towns.

Formation Of New Towns.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, aa.
COUNTY OF GRANT,
OGce Of CLERK of Board Of Sapsrr.sors'
November 14th, 1000.
rI,he Bdard Of Supervisors OF Grant Co9n's'
L Wis do order anu determine Ms follows, 10 Wit.
RruE RIyER-PLACE or FIRST MEETING
SECTION l. That all of the district OF country enpiu
ced in Township No. Seven % North OF Range NO uS
(l) West. BE- and the same is hereby iormeo; :,
and constituted is sepgrate Town, 10 De Aho"" gu"
called BY the name of Blue River: Ina. Hold
SECTION 2: yhat the First IomR MeefanS snai p nm =;
at the House of THOMAS WALKER, on sec1ion w. 40
said Town.
HICKORY eRovE--PLACE OF FIRST MEETING;
SECTION g. That all the district Oh country r. ~
in Township No. Seven (7} Morrill, OF Range NO. $50
and constituted as separate Town, to be known anu
called by the name Of Hickory Grove: .uhs
SECTION A. That the First Tora Meetsng sha.l Is
held at the EeN House, on Section w. " ''''
Town.
wArxRsruwv-PLAcE FIRsr MEETING.
SECTION s. That all the district OF country
in Township No. Eight (S) North, of Range NO. iwot1
West be- and the is hereby formed, ORGANIZED AZ.
constituted as separate Town, to be known anu cao
by the name Of Waterst0wn:
SECTION s. That the First Iora Meeting shall ss N.Y.
at the School House between the houses of 5onn rye
and Henry Morgan.
WHEN TO TAKE EFFECT !,
SECTION Z. That this order and DISCRIMINATION sai
take effect and be in force from and after the fst
day in april, 1867.
WOOD R. BEACH,
atas Clerk Board Supsrtts0rs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Estate of Clark-Notice.

State of wisconsin, County of Grant,
February 4th, 1857. Present, s. o. PANE, Judge
In the matter of the estate of Moses Clark, deceased
nN this day Daniel Perry, Administrator o. the
estate of said deceased, and on his motion 1t IS Or
dered tht Ell claims and demands against sara aeceaseu
be proven and es.ab SHED before the Judge OF
and that the FIRST Mondays Of March, May and August
v be and are hereby amounted the times and place
where proof of all such claims will be heard SIN moths
from the hereof allowed and limited for all ere
ditors of said deceased to establish their claims
and further ordered that notice be gwen
to all persons concerned by publishing this order for SIX
successive weeks in the Grant County Herald week.
y newspaper pulshcd in Lancaster in easd count com.
rmar. a., " Jsh- ~ 6t3l
STEPHEN O. PAINE, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
NEW STORE AT
PLEASANT VALLEY.

TGNHE subscriber offers new stock of Goods III ~
at Pleasant Valley, in the Room formerly oScuya
by Hper & Visscher.
He will sell cheaper for ready pay than can b ha'
those who credit
general invitaton is given to all the country, 10Y
ii. Lancaster, Waterloo, Harrison, Fennmore and b.
town-al that want cheap goods Ready Made CiosSE
Fancy Goods Dress Wares, &C.. that goods can Be D
right at my Store in Pleasant Valley.
June 18th, 1856. 1-tf. S. BL0CA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
ENGLISH PHYSICIAN

.,,, AT NEW 7CALIFOKN1A.
subscriber begs leave to acquiint the sick and af
\ ncted OF Grant County and the public at large
that he has located in the village of New California o
the practice oil his profession in the of diseases com
mon to all iesh--hunian aidibeaat.
Having obtained his iRetkes osptactce from tho Vet
Urinary College OF London and from eminent pb yscian,
in England as also from long experience and research
ne reels prepared to offer his services in the belief that
ne Will be well rewarded The various diseases
among women and children, with their md de-
veopments he processes to understand and
fully.
Worms in Children, cancers scurvys evil inflammation
lung diseases, piles, &C.. he will cure, if durable
thusapenscurebs, guers splints fever innc Of soht
and other diseases incident horses also castraon III
colts OF every age upon the most improved pan also
the pole-evii will be cured -''''
full satisfaction win be rendered in all cases.
JOSEPH A. WILSON, Pkvs;cian
New California, Nav 23d 1856. aS -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
General Merchandise.

"OLL Il VANCE will continue the General Merc
IL tile business at the old stand of Hol Vance y
at Potos, where will be found every thing usually c
Hard, Crcckery, Glass and Queens Ware, Ready Nh
Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Yankee Notions, Ean.
Goods, &C., &c. Articles of luxury and utility, WI
Found always on hand all at prices low as can D
: loft Hohh. vASeE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
GALENA g. BEETOWN
Regular u. S. Mail Stage Linz

1E3N Sa1aMSsA ing received the contrat
<ShM SstS zs{E from Uncie Sam, for tri
tx sszssszss1 r,yfhg tie Mail from g.
lena to Beetown, and having stocked the rOi
with good horses, viii run his coach as ID,
lows:
Leave BEETowN Mondays, Wednesday
and Fridays, at O'clock, A. M, drumming \
way OF Lancaster and Potosi,) and arrr.'
GaIena at 5 O'Clock, P. M.
Returning, Leave GALEEA - Tuesday
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 9 O'Clock, A. N
arriving at Lancaster at O'Clock and BeeiOv
at I O'Clock, P. NJ, same evening.
Passengers from the North will find this Il
cheapest and quickest route to Galena; an
passengers at Galena will find it the best roa
fnorthWesfward.
WOOD, s. WESTENHAvEK;
comtrdttus.
E7Trayelefs viii find tte coach in G.Ien
at the City Hotel, Main-street. VIZ W.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
MERCHANDISE.
Great Excitement
AT THE
RIADY- PAY STORE IN LANCASTER.

Trowe & Barber, thankful for the very general
and Hattering patronage OF their % IT.
disaster, they are now prepared with seavy stock o.
Merchandise purchased in NewY York and Boston upon
favorabe terms for Cheep Retail Prices They promise
to sell exceeding low Ready as they maze
no bad debts they able sell lower than II they has
IN make mn losses hv high charges. They hope By fan
dealirg and large assortment of goods to make lar
ger run into the public patronage than before.
Our Stock consists of large quantity OF Glotning
wo"lien Goods for Gentlemen and Ladies-also, Boots
Shoes Hats Caps, &c. =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

To MAKE GRATING CEMEs7.-Takt
one ounce of Ta!low, two Beeswax, and
three Rosin--first melt the Rosin then
add the Beeswax and lastly the Tallow,
stir 1t well, then SET u in some place tc
cool very slowly to prevent the particles Of
Rosin running together-then it may be
worked the same as:.shoe wax. j. D. H.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRME
AND SUMMER GOODS

TIME SUBSCRIBERS have just received thtr. Sp f
Il Stock of Goods, to which they would respectnlg
vte the attention Of the public in general Our w.
composed in part Of the following, viz: Lady NV
Goods.
All weol, Beraze, ard common delaiue Beraze, IA
and figured Briilantines Lawns, Lawn Robes, fiens
Debaize, Ginghans, bard muslin, Dinity Mansoos
Also fine lot of Linen Cambfit Ekns kerchie s XII,
hosiery embrodeies Bonnets, ribbons in fact every
necessary to complete Ladies' Toilet.
Our Stock of Boys Childrens' wear, is compe.e. s
stock of Gentlemon's furnishing goods is the most
plete of any brought to this market, besi as We
complete lot of Boots 81 oes Hats, Caps, Go.s
&c. Also large assortment OF Groceries, hard pi
Carpenters Tools, Iron, Nails, Glass; Putty, Ot Tx ss
Lamp Black, Rosin, Dye Stuns and in fact every as
that is usually kept in country store, and whicGr a
be sold on reasonable terms any house in the
ty.
- GEO. W. RfLAND 50
Lancaster, April 25th, 1856. 43-n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Take Notice !!

SNHERAS, my wife Catharino having left my bed
Nv and board without any just cause, hereby eau
non and forbid am and all persons for harboring or
be responsible for Of her Gets nor paw any debts Inv
her contracted my from and after this sfe
WateEioo Feb. 23d, 1851. 35-ft* PETER FAETER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
NEW GOODS

p a T CHI GROV E..A
TINE undersigned are now receiving their secons n
i stalment ofEail l. Winter Goods; CONSISTING .'a
large and well selected assortment of Dry Goods '
Made Clothing Hats Caps. r,..,s
Asplendid assortment Of the latest style OF boIS.a
Boots Shoes, Crockery, Groceries, and Wooden ~
Hardw areAlso good assortmentof Parlor BOZ ID III
ing Stoves, Stove Trimmings, Pipe Tin MARI
Putty Glass, SaltFish, Nails, &C., &C., which w
Ter to the citizens Of Grant County, as favorsos
Is can be bought in the County. ncb
All kinds Of Produce reeeived in exchange Iof SO
Patch crovs, Oct 18th. 1851 lT-sno ,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

PRoposED REcoGSlTIoS OF LIBERIA
We clip the following from the Chicago
Democrat Press ofthc 18th:
'.In the Senate, on The 10th, Mr. Jones
of Iowa, presented joint resolution Of IN.
Legislature of Iowa.. instraeting their Sen
ators andrequesring their Representative,
to use their influence 10 have the indepen
denceof Liberia, in Africa, acknowledge.
BY tie United States"
What action was taken With the resols,
aoa our exchange informant does not state
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
nChancery-tO 6fliuMTfif9.

In Circuit Court of Grant County, State Of Wisconsin,
In Chancery to Af1tr Title.
Chlistana Schsling Henry Schlisting.
TT APPEARING from the affidavit made on behalf of
the Complainant in aboye-entited cause, that Henry
Schlisng the defendant in said is not resident
of and cannot enquiry be found in the State of Wis
consin; and further appearing that subpoena issued
in said has been duly returned fsad defendant not
found and said defendant having failed to enter his APP
pearance in said causeI is ordered that the said Hen
ry Schiistng be taken and deemed to be absent de-
fendant and it is thereupon fafter ordered that said
Henry Schlisng do appear aAu plead, demur
to the said conpasnanfs bin of complaint, before
the first day of May, D. 1857 said bill will be taken
pro confessO.
And it is further ordered that notice of this and Of the
tendency of this suit be given to said Henry Sesting
by publication of copy of this order in the Grant Coun
y Herald, weekly newspaper printed and published in
Lancaster in said county for six weeks
first publication to be within twenty days from the date
of this order.-Dated 18th january, 1857. 6t3a
L. j. WOOLLEY, Circuit Court Commissioner
Of Grant County, Wis.
BARRIER L. LOWRY, Solicitors for Complainant.