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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27
l-)iie0.


In Norwich, May 18th, Mrs. Martha Waterman wife of
Isaac Waterman, aged 81 years. Also May 10th, Clara
Annabell, youngest daughter of Harry H. and Emira B.
Waterman aged q months.
At Mortified Falls, May 10th, Mr.. Phylander Johnson
aged 81 years.
In Newbury, May 14tl Of Typhoid fever, Mr.. ~
Titus, aged "A years.
In Newbury, May 18th, Mr. Simeon Stevens, aged 81
years the day he died.
In Bethel May 14th ARENAS Ainsworth aged Is years
and months.
In Hartland May 10th, Mrs Rosina Marsh wife of Mr.
Jonathan RUSSELL agdd IS years.
In Barnard May 1Tth Elizabeth Frances, wife of Ma
thaniel Howe, aged 80 years.
In Gaysville, May 4th, Mr.. Israel Walker aged 81
years.
In West Rupert, May sth, jeremiah Youlen, aged Il
years. 10 months, days.
In Quechee village, May Sd, Mrs. Ruth, widow of the
late Isaiah Tinkham, of Pomfret, aged SO years.
In York, Dane Co.. Wis, on the 18th ut., William W.
Seaver, formerly of Glover, VT, aged 81 years.
In Clover May 12th of consumption, Miss Dorothy Ann
Ayers, aged 26 years.
In Huntington, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Avah Judson,
aged 60 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27
Cutlery.

JONATHAN CROOKE'S and other celebrated manufac.
j turers Pen and Pocket Knives, nice ivory balanced
handled Table Knives Shears and Scissors good socA
from the hest makers at PHIENEY,S.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27
FAIwRANKS a. BEARD,

xxrVoLESALE and Retail Dealers in Mineral and Soda
w Water, Congress Spring Water, also Porter, Cham
paigne Cider, Lager Beer, in barrels and bottles.
Howard Atheneum Buiidlng, Howard ST., Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27
S. g. ]. MYERS.

Importers OF
Matches, Watch Materials, Watch Glasses, Tools
AND JoBBERs OF JEwELRY,
No, I6 Hanover street, BOSTON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27
Wanted HsnunediafrIv.

0CAL and Travelling Agents. Salary $5O,O0to $50,
IL 90 per month Here is chance for few young
men to make large salary without investing capital
For an outfit, enclose stamps for return postage, and
address
HB CARTER h CO., Boston, Mass.
6y The above is /" three cent catch penny" or
humbug, to introduce Patent Medicines, Books, Lottery
swndles &c, &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27

THE TOILET of BEAUTY.---The perfection
of beauty in the most beautiful woman is gained
her toilet There the of Burnett's Kalliston ORR
ent Water, is indispensable it eradieates all unsghty
objects such as TAM reckles and pmpes, and gives the
complexion clear and blooming appearance. Prepared
by JOSEPH BURNETT & Co., Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27
Wri.e to H. b. CARTER & CO.. Boston, Mass,
DEAFNESS CURED,
HOWEVER CAUSED,

MO. 6S FREMONT ST. BOSTON, at the Sign of the
" Golden Eagle, has a large and extensive assortment
Of Trusses Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces Silk
Elastic Stockings Caps and apparatus for the
rection and of all kinds OF Physlca Deformitles
Also Manufacturer of Artificial Legs, Hands and Arms.
His Instruments are by the first surgeons,
in this country and in Europe and pronounced supe
rior to any that have been invented.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

A CoLoRED LAwyER.-The Republic Of
Liberia is rapidly increasing in numbers,
and in the several clements which consii-
ute az intelligent and vigorous body po-
litic, Missionaries, teachers, PHYSICIANS,
printers and editors have gons. thitller
hut TX until the last voyage of the coloni-
zaiion ship. Mary Caroline Stevens, has a
regularly educated aud competent lawyer
embarked for that country. His name is
Edward Garrison Draper, son Of a highly
respectable colored resident OF Baltimore.
Young Draper received his primary educa,
zion in this State, took a four wears course
at Dartmouth College, N. H, stabbed law
Two years under Charles Gilman. Esq, a
retired member Of the Baltimore bar, and
To make himself particularly acquainted
with the routine Of professional practice, be
Isl ent several months in the office Of a dis
tinguished lawyer in Boston. He bear.
with him a crliiiea,e Of successful exami-
nation by Judge Lee, of the Superior
Court of Maryland. As Mr.. Draper is the
only regularly educated LAWYER in a com
mQnity Of several thousand people, he will
doubtless soon possess q large and lucra-
tive practice. "-TPhil Ledger.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
SheTiifs ~SaIe-Finlau.

chanceiy G. Skinner and Martin P Skinner, Plaintiffs,
VS..
John H.. Finley, Defendant.
tSheiiifs Office, Grant County, Wis.
virtue oftwo 81 Fla. executions issued out of ths
- once q theCiefk OF the CircuitCouftin and for Tho
county OF 6rani, State OF Wisconsin in favor of Chan
Gerry Z. skinner and Martin r. Skinner, pitfs.Y and a
gsinsf The goods, chattles aud real estate of Holm r
fllies, aeif, to me directed and delivered have seized
seu leSieu upon the following described properfv 10
w.t.: = OTIS " of section y, town I,ranre 2 west. All
IN the Comfy Of Grant. STATE OF Wisconsin, which nrsn.
as By Law directed at the outward door IF tIe $3.50
Rouse p the village Of Lancaster in said on the estb
gay o. January, A. D., 1853. at 2 O'Clock afternoon If
Lancaster, December 5, 1857. = law
p.,. o. WARD, Sheriff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
,,e.a werubacasa Paray.

EER ~sS tEsD s(s9-S . 80
The Nea York 11i6uae has the follow
inc pertinent remarks in reply to so' -
articles in Democratic papers to the effect
that The Republican qariy is deal
4ha Republican party is the organza-
ton Of the Free Labor sentiment Of thi-
county, AZ the Continentai Army was th4
oroapizs. ION Of the Revolutionary spirit OF
rs. The people did not rise TO light q
battle, but TO secufe q principle fof ~aici'
they might have to fight many hat9ies.-
Tiny carried lie coite7i tbfo gil seven
wears. from Concord bridge to Yorktown,
iv tho way Of Trenton, Monmouth, Lone
Island. the Covpens, Saratoga, and many
other fields Of mark: and they stopped a
Yorktown, moi because the enemy lost TIA
batt'e, Eait because tbeg were then wiling
to concsde ahe principle for which al Ia.
hat,scs rad been Fought.
Wonida't it have been a wise Tory whf
said. after 3lla Americans were victoFiou'
at NoEaioath, There. You've beat; We
awavs said you were making q great fn&-
a o,t ao;hiag-yov've gaiaet the day,and
there's tie end If voa.n' So a man tind
2 t...Iefiu lbs room, ~ith BIS hand Oh h
watch. lie kicks him auto the street, an,
Il ee-daoer turns round and cries,-.Go
yoar watch. | never expected TO hay,
it."
Except he had been kicked ont.he wo'
have >toien The ~watch-cxcept the Amer
leans had Conquered, we should BE provin-
ces stiil-except for the 100000 Repuh-
'ican votes in 1855, the 1900 Oxford
votes would have been received without 2
oualm in 1857; and it i as sagacious to
suppose The Republican party is at an end
because Kansas IS free, as it would be t.
suppo~e that the owner Of the watch would
hereafter leave his door unlocked because
his watch WAS not saelen. Wherever the
enemies of Free Labor mean to fight The
battle which their own repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise has engaged, there the
Republican parry will be found and ready
for the conflict.
1t is not a Kansas patty, not Il Nebras-
ka pnrly-nor a New Mexico party; it is
the party Of the rights of Free Labor
vhereyer they are a<Sailed; and who be-
Iieycs that the partiSans OF Slavery ale go
inc 10 confess that Kansas is their York
town? Until the question of Slavery is
finally driven out of national politics, o
by allowing the Slave party to have its
way, so long will there be a Republican
party,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Sheriff S~ale-Naugle.

DY virtue OF a execution issued out OF the Circuit
81 Court in and tor the County of Grant. State OF
Wisconsin,, in favor of James Humphrey and A!niira
Humphrey his wife, Plaintiffs, and against The goods and
chastels and real estate Of james Nangle, Defendant, to
me directed and delivered, | have seized and levied upoa
the following described real estate, to wit:
Wv Il offs W "a ofSec. 2t,T. 8, r. 4.
" x offs E u of Sec. 10, 7. 8, So.
NE Il offs w u ofSee. Is, T. 8, r. 5.
s cfS " 4 ofSec. Is. I. 6, K 5.
NV ii eli Il 14ofSec. IS, To-, RS
II x Of T. y OF Sec. IS, T 6, K 5.
I All in the County OF Grant, State of Wisconsin ~ hieh
above property ] s.sall expose for sale and Sell al pubic
auction. as by law directed. at the outward door of the
Court ltoase, in the village of Lancaster. in said Con,ttv
on the 25tn day OF January, A. D.. 1858, betNe cen the
hours Of enc and two oescck, ~P3iofsaid day, to satisf, said
execution AID costs as the law directs.
Lancaster, December I'd, A. D. 1857 WARD.
2o-ot Sheriff, Grant Co, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Guardian sase-G. w. Bruce, EST,

NOTICE il hereby given that, pursuant to an o. der
~ and decree OF the probate court OF Grant eous y
state nf Wisconsin, made the 18th gay or august, q, -
1857, the undersigned guardian OF the minor heirs oitfTeeA
~. Bruce, late OF Grant county, deceased, the helfs pe-
ing Julia Ann Bruce, Andrew Jackson Bruce add Anna
Seilestoen Bruce. viii, on Saturday the sd day OF yal-
vary. A. u, 1853. ut / O'Clock in the afternoon ON the pre-
is4s. aear the village of Fairflay in said county, exPoae1o
sale at pubic aucti9n The following ands: tae EASTMAN
OF tie aeuth-west quarter Of section number Unit i've
IN Township No. one, north At Range No. two, vest
re: .,s-halr cash in ~hand,and halt in enc year with inter
est 81 10 Der cent. and approved security.
SELLESTEEN WILLIAMS, Guardian OF
nscamhar 22d. 1857. 28-3t said minor heirs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

SAIERArus ~ BREAp-Why viii house
wives persist in using salAratus, sodo,eream
OF tarter, Yeast powders, and such delese
rious drugs in the manufacture of tn il
bread! Much better bread can be made
withou; any Of them. The lightest anc
sweetest bread ever eaten can be made
with siaply ~emptyings alone. Much o
the Ill health Of many families we coaid
pa:ne is caused by eating hot soda or sale
raips bread. Ne once knew a man who
lost the use ofone of his hands by o
%stanty using bread in which a largo guam
tlty Of saiaratus was used to sweeIen the
'sourings by which it vas made 10 risc.
Portland Transcript.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

The PIsroL.-An Iris man, driven to
desperation by the stringcncy Of the mon
ey market, and the high price of provis-
ions, procured q pistol and took to the
road.
Meeting a traveller he stoppcdh him, with,
your money Or Your life!
Seeing that Pat was green, he said:
"Ill tell yoh what III do. I'll give you
all my money for that pistol"
agreed"
Pat received the money and handed O.
yer the pistol.
Now" said the traveller, 'hand back
that money, OF III blow Your trains out
"Blaze away, my hearty" said Pat
"diyiI tho dhrop of powder there's in il
shure."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

PnILaNrHRoPic MovEMESTs IN Cox.
GBEss-Dating Washington, Dec. 22d,
we have the following items: Mr.. vii
son introduced a bill to secure actual set.
tiers The alternate sections of the public
lands received in The grants to States foI
railroads purposes atsl,25 per acre.
"Mr. sokuson. OF Tennessee, introduced
a bill to grant every head of a family l6o
%eultivation.s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

PEETY, UNDER DIFFICULTIES. = The
Granville, IN. y Herald relates the fol
lowing incident:
H4Last Friday eveningjust rs the church
services Were comnencing,Gur foreman, ac-
~companied by bis shadow, the devil, en-
lered and took their seats, no doubt pious-
" inclined as usual. Accidentally our
foreman took a seat somewhat apart, when
IN i%nevita lie wag, sitting IN the crowd,uu-
able to resist his mirth provoking propen.
sites, pointed towards him and audibly re-
marked, 'Sloall pox!' A hurried glance,
and the stampede commenced, and in the
twif,kling of an eye The sacred edifice was
deserted, save by our heroic unconscious
foreman, who, ike Alexander Selkirk, re-
NAMED monarch Of all he survey d.
One poor serl, in her nnspe&kahle alarm,
declared that she was willing to go to
heaven if tbe Lord wanted her, bus she
didn't want her child to g.. Another
looked for u soft place to faint, while a
third commenced hunting for brickbats to
punish the intruders." IF printers are
treated in this way upon going to church,
how can we be expected to be good?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
A CLauD in TIE NonrH- WEsr.-Tt

A CLoup in L NoRrH-W Esr.-It is
rumored that an edict has been or is abou;
10 he issued BY the Emperor of Russia.for.
bidding foreign whalers to exercise their
calling in the 0chkotch Sea and osher wa
tefs on the Russian coasts. If such an al
tempt Is made by Russia, it will, Of course.
he resisted by our government. The whal-
ing interest amounts 10 over 100000 600,
and has thus far c%ruiset in these seas with
out question.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

WHERE DID THAI Man GO To.-In a
certain hotel n this village, there is en-
PIoyed a hm tender, who is in The haeit
Of taking his tod" pretty freely, but al
ways makes ii point never to drink in he
presence Of his employer. y few days a.
GO, while he was in he act of drawing his
tod" preparatory to taking a drink, bis
emp'oYer came into the bar room rather
Unexpectedly. Finding himself caught in
the aca, as he set tuubler. and It's contents
on the counter, and casting his eyes around
with a look of surprise exclaimed: .Where
in thunder did that mar that ordered tia.
drink go to l'-[Newburg Telegraph.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

'RreHfaaLL PREsAL."-To these mar.
ties who are won to declare the %an,;isl.
very spiit of America is on the wane ~
following figures from an admimstra,ie !,
paper may prove suggestive: In 1874
$4,000 anti slavery votes we're east. !,
1913, it gave 100000; and in 1855 !;
had reached 100000 votes, AMI this !,
Ia spite Of nsoassfoHs frauds. Who dar.
say " ant-slayery party will not sweet
the political horizon IN ls8oa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

RE- Holland has Published y prnelama-
ton emanciratHoe the slaves in her West
India posSesslsps. an! providing tn paying
the owners according to u gwen schedule.
Al eInancipstcd slaves are obliged to con
tribute te the formation Of a fana destined
TO pay back 10 the State the expenses o.
their emancipation. They are 10 ENJOY
Religious instruction, ami schools vii
he provided for their children by the Gov
erAment,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
SheriG's sale-Wanneaaker &
EowGn.

VS..
Charles Z. Wannemaker & Ethan A. Bowen.
Sherifs 0iice, Grant County, WAS fofsciosuis %
Mortgage.
NOTICE Is hereby given that BY virtue OF q ie'.senen.
rendered by the Circuit Couft Fl Graht 1ouh1h'
State of Wisconsin,, on the 18th day of OetooeF, 4 =;
1857, and ut the October Term of sald lsiFt, ue-si -
,held at the court house in the yiLisge o. AangaS's : -
isaid cout ty on the first MONDAY OF GctoueT, 4 4. teos'
in The case of Jared Waraer, plf. and against otaEes =.
lNannemaker & Ethan A. Bowen. dei ts- ahIan ~
iity therein given l viii sell nj fnbiIc Nehdae 70 sne
highest and best bidder for cash IN lana en- tae ~ aas
of February, 4. D. 1858, at one O'Clock I: .ol sala uas,
lat tie outward door of tie Court House IN me vliiAge %
Lancaster in aaid county, all the night, tIiie
and interest which the sad Charles =. Aahac-
inemHker and Ethan A. Bowen had az e.e
dafe al this Mortgage referred to in said Jndginehl, ~
and 10 the oilowiug-desegibed premises asi real ss4
with ali the appuftenances tnert unto belonging, 9 WI
The southeast quater of tie southwest 4lattef' aou
lsouth-west Quarter of southeast quarter OF section 70.
80 in township 5, north OF range 2 west, ana the soaan.
west quarter OF northeast quarter ana the noTth-tast
ieuaYter ofthe northwest quarter ana northeast qualI
ter Of southwest quarter a4d northwest qua 'St "
southeast guarter of Section 81 in Town . noun ~
irange ! west ri the 4ti principal meTiuean, all IN tHe
County of Gfaut, State of y iscoEsin.
The above sale will be made to satisfy the sum ..
$685. 58-l09 isliars, the sum adjudget ny the s'ia cen!I
to be d Q ~ said def 3udants 20 sad cafnpla'hait On sa'a
Mortgage, together with interest and ali accIuing COST
Dated Lancaster, December l0tI, A.I'.1857:
D. WARD iloiff. GrantGo. Wis,
Barber & Lowry, piIs atfvs. I1-ot'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

EcL1PsEs There will be four eclipses
during the wear 1853, two of The sun and
two Of the noon
Ist, A partial eclipse of the moon Feb.
ruaty p, only partly visitie iii the United
States. The noe will rise patty eclipsci,
which viii take place generally after the
time ofthe greatest phase.
90. An annuiar eclipse Of, the sun
March Is. The sun will he centrally
eclipsed on the Meridian in longitude 8.45
west of Greenwich, latitude 45.44 north.
In sorre parts Of the United States the
sun will he partially eelipsed.
81. Apartial eclipse Of the noon An
gn>t q. Al some places the first contact
wuh the ~peurmbla viii not be visible;
but to MIST Iaces in the United States
the whole eclipse viii be visible.
Ath. A total eclipse Of the s@n Septom-
Der 7, The eclipse will be total on the
meridian. The sun will lie centrally {
cllrsed on the southern hemisphere oply.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

* The Sew FORK Day Book, one o.
the Northern organs Of President Buchan
a.. has taken grouud as boldly as the
Washington Union for the maintenance o
tile o%l.nion SO eIabora'ely set forth by the
Supreme Court in The bred Scott decis.
ion. The IDEA Of making slagery the
corner stoue of Freedom, may seem sou.e
what r~aradoNieal, bat it is now til,
Democratic doctrine. The Day Boo.
says:
'Negro subordina'ien, or SO called sla
very is the basis, The foundation, the .cor
uer-stone of our republican ediice," ant
the time has come when this must be open
" avowed and boldly proclaimed as til
distinctive badge of Democracy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
In PTobate-Meichier.

State Of Wisconsin,, County Of Grant, ss:-Grant Ciicul'
Court. :,
ANthis day application was n1ade to this court TO hea'
Pthe proof Of the nun cupative will OF said deceased :
i is therenpon ordered that proof thereof he heafq ne
fore the Judge of this court at the court house IN Ian
caster, on the 18th day of January, A. d. 1858, and
th&t notice thereof be given TO all persons concerned hy
publishing this order Tor three successive weeks precious
10 said day of hearing in the 'Grant County Heraid,' 8
weekly newspaper published iTl,ancaster in sad county
Dec. 23d, 1857. q STEPHEN o. FAME.
County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

Eyf he ST. Albans Bank 3 va,,n.
ana ranqu'olae Bank Of Connecticut, are
ags'n IN good credit IN New York. =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
n Justices Cougt-Blook.

State of WISCONSIN, Grant couny, IS. In Justices
TOWN OF MUSCODA, court.
a writ of attachment has been issued against you,
and your property attached to satisfy the deniana OF
Peter Smith, amounting to sixty dollars ana twenfy-nye
cents. Now unless YOU shall appear before SEQ. X.
Frank, a Justice Of the Peace, in aud fer sait County, al
his Office in said town, on the sixteenth day q January
A. y. 1858, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. judgment WIZ
be rendered against you, and your property SOLD g "
The deht. 26-5t PETER SMITH, Plaintiff.
Dated this 10Th day of Dec, A. d. 1851.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Sheriff Sale Blanchard

YsY virtue Of al execution issued out of tho Circu't
, Court, in and for the County OF Grant, state ofWis-
cousin, in favor OF Elijah I3syley, Pm, and against The
Goods, Chatteis and Real Estate Of William W Bianeh-
taken the following described property, to wit; NJ Of
s E,4 n f u OFFS w Il, and n e of S " Il of s w Il Of
Sec Il also, N Z OFFS + d of s f d and y w u of S
E Il, and n E Il offs W a and S f a of w a ofSec-
ton II; also, % acres on the north side OF the S " u Of
s Il 4 Of Section IL, all in Town Z, north of Range 8
sest, Grant Countv, state of Wisconsin, which afore-
said property | STALL expose for sale, and sell at Public
Auction, as by law directed, ct the outward door of the
Court House, in the village of Lancaster, in said connty,
on Monday the twenty-ffth day OF January, A. ID. 1858,
between The hours OF one and two o'clock, in The after
noon of that day. 20 satisfy said execution ard costs Of
sale as the law directs Dated, Sheyilf's Office, Lancas-
ter, December I'd, 1851. ID. WARD.
M.6t Sheriff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Sheriff sale-Newconb.

Joseph Walker, Sheriff Office.
Grant Co. Wis.
Newcomb, his wife. Foreclosure of Mortr,so
NOTICES hereby given that by virtue of iudcement
IN rendered by the CireuitCourt of Grant Count State
OF Wisconsin. on the 18th day of October. a. n. 1s57 ~
the October Term of said court, begun and held az tl,a
Court House in the village Of Lancaster. in said comnty
on the trstMonday of0ctober. AID 1881, in the canss,brss
nieseph Walker isPiaintif, 81 aGesN en- comb andliarvAS
Neweotnb. his .. e,areIiefendants;and on authority there.
IN given, viii sell at public gendue to the flighesf hid
der tor cash IN iiaid, on the 9Th day of February. A.. n
1895, al one O'Clock in the afternoon OF said dat. at IL.
outward door Of the court house. in the village Of Ian
caster in said county, all the rigat, title ami Interest
winch he said james Newconb and Nary A. Negcnmh.
ms vile, had as the 5sate of this mortgage referred to in
sad Jas.eeinent,in and 70 the following described nrpmts
; ana real estate. with all the appurtenanccs sharsunto
Belonging, to wit: The south east quarter of Inc sou,h-
at quarter OF Section twenty-six (2s). Town seven ~
north OF hange Three {3) west, containing forty acres
more orless, all IN the County of Grant, State Of Wis.
iconsin. ""
me ABOVE sale will be made to satisfy the spm Of n
hundred seventeen and 94-i00 dollars (sli79tl. tha
sum aeJadgsd by the said court to be due 1T he ,ia+a nf
ms Judgement by said de-t to said complainant. and
iof ptinelpai and interest on said mortgage and All ac-
eTulng costs and interest.-Dated at L,epcasf.r Govt
co, WIS, this 18th day Of December, A. D. 1857.
BAXTER & Lowry. n Wapn
Plaintiffs Att'ys. 26-6t 1Sba,;7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

The CORNER STONE FOR A NATIoNtL
BAN5.-The Eeepipp Past sass shat the
rsssage Of the Treasury Note BiI has laid
the cornerstone for another gigantic Ma
'ioaa. Back. 1t was supported by a strict
Administration vote, and opposed By the
united forces Of ihe opposition.