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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16

NECESSITY OF SIMPLlclrY.-A PROPOSE
ton mus, be plain to be adopted by the
understanding of a people. A false no
ton, which is clear and precise, will al
ways meet with a greater nanlber of adj
herents in the world then a true principle
which Is obscure or involved. Hence il
arises chat parties, which are like small
communities in the heart of the nation,
invariably adopt some principle, or some
name as a symbol, which very inadequate
~ represents the end they have in view,
and the means which are at their disposal,
but without which they could neither act
nor subsist. The governments which are
founded upoa a single principle or a single
feeling which is easily defined, are per-
haps not the best, but they are unques-
tionably the strongest and the most dara-
bic in the world.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
goaA EvIA and E7Esaaz3a.

Ed. NORTHWESTERN FARMEk:--I here
with send you a receipt for curing the q
bove complaint. It is truly said to be a
certain cure; [ have trisi it to my
satisfaction. o4.e@
Take half an ounce gum camp her, lrslf
ounce sugar Of lead, three onneos spirits
turpentipe, three ounces aqua ammonia,add
,hree gills alcohol; mix all together; lot
it stand a day or two, when it will be Il tfof
use. fs##- IrttH
Rub the part affected, and warm and
dry 1t in with a hot iron every morning til
it disappears. j. Il. SrAHDLEY.
Piatteyille, iowa, Nov, 1857.
Northwestern Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
In Pr0hatA-Zerba.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant, 50: County Court,
January Term, 1858. Present, William McGonigai
Judge.
In the matter Of the Estate of Samuel Zerha, deceased
nN this asv came Abigail Zers q, the widow oil SAT-
deceased, and filed in this Court her petition Tor
administration on the estate Of said deceased, and there
upon it is ordered that the matter of said petition be
heard before the Judge of this Court'at the Coars-hoassc
in Lancaster in said County, on the first Molfday o.
February, A. d. 1858, and that notice thereof be given 70
ali persons concerned by publishing this order for three
successive weeks previous to said day of hearing IN the
ssGrant County Herald a weekly newspaper published
in Iancanter in sail County. Dated January 9TH, 1898.
29-3t WILLIAM MoGONIGAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
Guardian Notice-Adkins.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant. So: County court,
January Term, 1858. Present, William Mc6ohlgai,
Judge. r. ,at;,s
In the matter of the Guardianship of Minerva Aukins,
Sampson Adkins, Dolly Adkins and Richard oaswei.
Adkins. minor heirs of Caswell Adkins anu 'larsaie'
Adkins. deceased. r. 40 4
I'M tl.is day was filed in this Court the petition o.
J Henry Connolly praying that he may be appointed
the eneral(uardia of said minors: and II IS ofdefsu
ftbat the mat ter Of said petition be heard before the
JUDGE Of said court ON the frst Monday OF Eetruary,
A. d. 1853, and that notice thereof be given TO ali per
cessive weeks previous to said day of hearing IN ths
aGrant County Herald a weekly newspaper published
in Lancaster in said county. 81 81
Dated January 4th, a. D. 1855
2e-3t WILLIAM McGoNTGAI, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
Sheriffs' ~Sale-Finlev.

Chatcery q. Skinner and Martin P Skinner, Plaintiffs.
"a vs..
y ohm ii. Finley. Defendant.
sherids Office, Grant County, Wis.
} \ virtue ftwo Fl. Ia. executions issued out of the
IL Office of theClerk Of the CircuitCourt in and for the
county ofGrant, State OF Wisconson in favor of Cham
Gerry G. Skinner and Martin P.Skinner, PITTS. and a
gsinst the goods, chattles and real estate of John n
FiIiey, dett., to me directed and delivered, have seized
and levied upon the following described property. 10
vii: S1a offs W Il of section 9, town range Z veat,all
IN the County OF Grant, state of Wisconsin, which prop
as BY law directed st the outwafd door of the court
house IN the village of Lancaster in said on the 25th
nay OF January, A. d., 1858, at O'Clock Afternoon Of
sald day TO satisfy said execution and costs as the law
Lancaster, December s, 1857.
D. WARD, Sheriff.
eAAAkk : LoNxRy, PHI s. attcrneys- 25-6t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
Cattle t:aaa .ssks s,0t q HAY OF
(Nrn.

The following singular fac!s are disclos
ed i'll the recent efforts made to introduce
beef cattle from Yenezula into the Allan
tic States, in order to break up the mon,
opoly enjoyed by droyers and butchers
The Evansville 0ndiaua) Journal, says:
The cattle raised upon the savannas OF
Verezula never eat any hay, nor can thet
be made to eat it by any degree of hun
ger; they are frightened at the sight OF
an ear of corn, nor will they drink water
except from a .habhlipg brook They
will die of thirst aud starvation before
they will touch either on board a vessel
The attempts to overcome these Difficult,
ties with the wild cattle in the bordering
States of Mexico and in Texas, have prov
en- that they are not ~transportable in any
VOYAGES longer than they can be kept
without food or water. The cattle brought
from Texas TO New Orleans neither drink
nor eat fiom the time thew are put on
board the ship till they are landed: and
in a passage Of ,hirty-six hours from Malta
eorda to the Mississippi, large numbers
die. The idea Of bringing the wild cattle
ofyenezula toNewY ork ~alive,is one oil the
widest projects ever debated BY sensible
men The pastoral regions OF our own
country. between the Mississippi and the
Rio Grande. are the regions from which
We must draw cur beef and mutton 10, the
future,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
Guardians sase-G. w. Ess,sce. sss;.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to an order
IN anu deciee OF the probate court Of Graut county.
state OF t'sconsin, made The 18th Gay OF August, AID
~. Bruce, late of Grant county, deceased, The he'll be-
ing lula ann Bruce, Andrew Jackson Bruce and Anna
Sellastean Brecp, viii, Oh Saturday tte Esd day Of Jal-
uafE, Al 400, at I ocloca in the afternoon on ihU4ie-
isNs,near taa village OF Fairfiay in said county, EXPOSE TO
sale at pntllc a0enoh The ioilowing laEds: tile easi-half
of the southwest quarter OF Section number tairty-fyea
il Township No, Que, north OF Range 40. two, west
iefins--haif cash IN lHatd.aGd halfin onta year with inter
est a; 10 pf cent. and approved security.
81 q SEld1ESFEGN HILLlAMS, Guardian Of
December I'D. 1857. 23-3t : said minor heirs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
In probate-Colige.

State of Wisconsin. County Of Grant. -: County Court,
January Term, 1858. Present, William Mcfsonigal,
Judge.
In the matter of the Estate OF Emanuel College, decd.
an this day came James A. Heath and fled in this
" Court his petition for Administration OF the estate
of said deceased; and tliereupon it is ordered that the
matter of said petition be heard before the Judge OF THIS
Court Il at the court house in Lancaster in said cpunty,on
the second day of February, ~. d. 1853, and that notice
thereof bo given 10 all persons concerned By publishing
this order for three successive weeks previous 10 saia
.day Of hearing in the "Grant County Herald" q weekly
newspaper published in Lancaster in said county.
i Dated January zth, 1858. WILLIAM MoiONlGAL,
east County Nudge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
Sheriff -Sale-Newcom5.

Joseph Walker, @1@fG Sheriff o1ace,
Vs. GRAFT Co. Wis.
Newcomb, his wife. Foreclosure If Martrasa
NOTICES hereby given thatsby virtue ia judgement
~ rendered by the CircuitCourt of Grar tCoants. state
OF WISCONSIN,. on the 10Th day of 0ctobe ~ A. d. 1857 At
the October Term of said court, begun lad held at the
Court House in the village OF Lancaster in said county.
on the fTstMonday ofoeiober, A. D.l857 in the causewhre
inJosephW alker bP laintitf, & JamesNe seomb sndMassA.
Neweoinb ms WIFI ,afeDeiendan ;and on authority there.
IN given, | Will sell at public ysnduf to the highest bid
Der for cash in hand, on tile 9th da of February. A. d.
seas, at one o clock il the afternt on Of said day. at the
outward door Of the court house in the village of Ian
@easterin said county, all The risht, title ami interest
which ihe said James Newcomi aud Mary A.. Newconbe
lhis wife, had at the date Of this mortgage referred to in
said Juaselnent.in and to the FLOWING described nre,n,s.
e. and real estate, with all Ia appurtenances therennto
to wit: The south east quarter Of fha sontl,-
vast quarterof Section tween y-six la6), flown seven "a.
aordl OF Range three ~ sest, containing forty acres
more orisss, ala the Cou ity Of Grant, State Of Wis.
IcoIsin. 1@' 49,"
The above sale viii be made to satisfy the sum of one
hundred seventeen and 94-I00 dollars fSll7.94): the
-una aoJudged by the 50 ID court to be due at the date ~
suis Judgement by saif, def't to said complainant. and
ior principal and int rest on said mortgage and ali ae-
cfllng costs ana iEterest.-Dated at Lancaster. Grant
20, Wis, this Eth day of December, A.. b. 1857.
DAkBER VI JWRY, d. WARD
iaalAuIs Attys. Post SheriG.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN Probate-Willlaz1s.

s,ota ~ WISCONSIN Comfy of Grant, "a. County Court,
January Term, 1858. Present. William Mcdonigai,
Judge. -.
~ Y tI,;s dsv csne William Lig1tfoot and filed in this
Court tie petition of Hester 4. Williams, widow OF
said deceased, prayirg to be appointed Adninistrat1N o.
fhat the matter ef said petition be heard before ire
Judge e this court at the Court House in the village 81
in said County on thesIrst Monday OF Feofu,
lpersons concerned by publishing this order for three slc-
decisive weeks previous to said day of hearing IN tas
InGrant COUNTY Heaald," " a weekly newspaper published
lin Lancaster, in said County.
Dated January Tth, 1858. aaYy 80
l2e-3t WILLIAM MCGON1GAL, county JuoSe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
In Justices ~Cougt-Block.

State Of Wisconsin. Grant couny, sa. In Justices
TOWN OF MUSConA, s" Court
sSna Uei Bi0ck:-Y0U are hereby notified that
q wit ofattachment has been issued against YOU,
and Your property attached to satisfy the demand q
Peter Smith, amounting to sixty dollars and tw eniy Ave
cents, Now unless you shall appear before Geo. X.
Frank, a Justice of the Peace, in and for said county, at
his Office in said town, on the sixteenth day OF January,
A. D. 1858, at ten O'clock in the forenoon, Judgment will
be rendered against you, ard yollr property sold TO pay
the debt. 26-6t PETER SMITH, Plaintiff.
Dated This 10Th day of Dee, Al 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
Guardian Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that |, Peter Gray, guardian
n OF Jacob CARRIER, Simeon Garbaf,S Samuel tiarb8r aad
Christopher Carbon, ninorlheifs of Elizabeth, Wood flor.
ineriy Elizabeth Gaibef,) tate of the County OF 3ran:, in
hes tat to Of Wisconsin, sdeceased, will by. Tiriue OF n III
judge of said Count ofG Grant, ~e1-ofcio Judge Of Pro-
bate Of said county, offer for sale al Public Auction on
the premises, in said county, about four miles west of
Wingville, on the Military Road, on the twontv-second
day Of January next Qs58s) between the hours of one
and foel o'clock. r Nj. Of s,id day, the following desert
northwest quarter dissection No. nineteen. in township
No. six north Oh Range No. one west, colt, ming one
hundred ard Fifty three act ss and thirty-seyen hun
dledths of an acre, more or less, witil appurteriances and
improvements. consisting Of log dwelling house, one
story high, with two rooms, and about twenty acres of
improved land, lnder fence. TEaMs-one- half cash
down, the other half in twelve months, with seven per
cent. per annum interest, secured by 1ote! and mortgage
on. the land, at the. expense of the purcfaser-Dated
18th Cay ofDecelnber, 1885, PETER FRA
2S-3t og4 Guardian of said heirs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
In PrahaEa-MeichIar.

State OF Wisconsin,, County Of Grant, sa:-Grant Circuit
Court.
In henlatter of the estate of ernardhfeichle ,deceaaed.
4 lNthis day application was made TO this court 10 hea1
SFtfle proof OF tho nun eupative will of said deceased: &
it is thereupen ordered that proof thereof be heard be-
fore the Judge of this court at the court house III Ian
caster, on tile 18th day of January, A. D. 1888, and
that notice thereof be given to all persons concerned Ly
publishing this order for three successive weeks resiops
to raid day OF hearing in the "Grant County Herald" q
weekly newspaper published inLancaster in said county,
Dec. 23d, 1857. 81 STEPHEN 0. PAINE,
County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
Tiae LLAMA.

A herd of some hundred and fifty Of
these animals are being imported into the
United States. and are believed 10 be well
adapted 10 the Northern States. 'ihey
are not suited TO a warm ciimate--oftea
perishing from excess of heat when driven
10 the coast in uinmcr in Peru, South
America. The animal is used as a heasf
of burthen in its native country, though
not to the extent now as formerly. Ihf
mule has, IN a great measure, superseded
them for this purpose. They ave still used
for carrying burthens in the difficult and
rugged mountain passes, where 10 other
animal can besGsed." They are ga; able Of
carrying from one TO two hundred pounds
weight over mecipiees, and viii find foot
ing among the most craggy rocks, where
man eau scarcely accompany them
They are gentle, and do everything with
the greatest leisure and caution. When
they stop gu their journeys. they bend
theior knees cautiously, in order to lower
their bodies, without disarrangino thei,
load, and rise with the same precaation at
the whistle of their driver, and proceed
on their journey. When over loaded, or
the Llama falls on. its belly, and
will not rise until rested or relieved,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
Sher;ng

} virtue OF a execution issued out OF the Circuit
ID Coaft in and tor the County of Grant, State of
Y iscolsin, in favor of James Humphrey and Almisa
II humphrey his wife, Plaintiffs, andagainst the goods and
entttgls and real estate ofJamos Naitgge,, Dcfe ndant. TO
thesioiiowiRg described real estate. 10 wit: -
- = NV OFFS VIZ Of Sec. a, 7. 8, I. 4.
W. s Of Sec. IS, 7. 6, Il. 5.
NE 4 ofSW = ofsec. 10, T. 8, RS.
S AofS " u ofSec. IS, TIC, r. S. ~.
NV a els Z 1lofsec. IS, T6,R5
W = OF \ f "a OF See. 80, T G., II S. IS
in the County Of Grant, State Of Wisconsin. which
above property | shall expose for sale and sell at public
Suction, as By law directed, at the outward door Of the
Court House, in the village of Lancaster, in said COUNTY.
on the 18th day of January, AID. 1858, between tie
hours OF one and two o'ciock, PMQf said day,to satisfy said
execution and costs as the law ditects.
Lancaster, December I'd, a.. d. 1857. d. WARD r.
2o-ot Sheriff, Grant Co., Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
Apple Seeds Wanted.

ME WILL PAY a high price for Apple 0's"'
wv in Wisconsin. ,rs
Little boys and ci.ls can save us halfarpia M M
Apples they eat. COVER & OOHD
Lancaster, Oct. 9th, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16

A "FREE-MARrIN" GIVING MrlK.-W.c
believe that it is a settled fact in cov
physiology that where a heifer aud bull
are both twins, the heifer will seldom. if
ever, breed. They are called free-marlins."
But here is one that will give milk, if she
Toes not breed. Mr.. Edward Henshaw,
of West WateryilIe, has n heifer which
was a twin calf bull. He works her with
her steer mate--she never had a calf, but
she has given milk a y~ear--ggises now,
eight quarts per day. She is three years
DID, Me. Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
Sheriff'a gale-Waternlan.

James McAindley, George Church and Charles W..
Church, partners in trade under the name and style OF
Mc.inaley, Church Il Co.,
rs.
William B. Waterman.
sherifrs oace, Grant County, Wis. Grsnt Circuit
Court.
Wy virtue 2fan execution issued out OF the office OF
: the (lerg of the Circuit Court OF GraHt County,
Wisconsin,, in favor Of McKinGiey, Church Il Co., pfts,
and aeainst the goods, chattels and real estate of VIII
liam Is. Watel usn, delft. to me directed and delivered,
ard by the direction of The above named pffs, J have
seized and levied upon, this 23d day of November, A. D.
Ils57, the following described property, real estate, to
wit: 40 II & 9yt4.Z n H..
Mat of BoscobeI. and the S. f. 4 Of S. w. u of Sec
lion 81, Town s north Of range 3 west, and S. w. d SoI
N, f. il OF Section 20, town 6 north of range 2 west OF
the halincipal m~oyidian, containing 50 acres flofe7or
less. with al, the appultenances tl!eTeunto belonging ell
in Grant County, WISCONSIN,, Which property | will ex-
nose for.aale at Pubic Auction al the door Of the Court
House in the village Of Lancaster in said County on the
LIST dav OF March. A. D 1855, at one O'Clock p. n. of said
day to satisfy said execution. interests and costs as the
law directs. Dated, Lancaster. January 9Th, AID. 1888.
D, WARD, SheriD Grant Co, Wis.
). ALLEN BARRIER, PITS Atty. 13-6t