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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
sHERsFF,s sALE-MCsEs.

Nathan w. Bass, vs.. John Moses n Clayrssa c. Mo-
SEES his wife.
Sherf7s Office, Grant County, Wisconsin. Grant Cir
cult Court August special FERN 1888. Foreclosure OF
Mortgage.
NToticu is hereby given that by virtue of judgement
rendered sand Court on the I'd dar of August AID
1855 in the wherein Nathan W. Bass is Pitt an,
John Moses and Clarrissa g. Moses defendants anc
authority aed by the direction of the PITTS Attorney
will sell at Public Vendue to the highest and best bid
der for cash in hand,
on the 18th day Of February, 4. d. 1859.
at o'clock afternoon of said day atahe door of th,
Cour House. in the village Of Lancasern Grant Coun
tv, Wisconsin, all the right, title, interest and claim,
which the said defendants had the date of said Mort
gage referred to in said Judgment, in and to the follow
ing described premises to wit.
The southeast quarter dissection II, and the eastha
of the southwest quarter of Section II, Town T. north
Range West in Grant county, Wisconsin The above
sale will be made to satisfy the of 1886 I3100 dol
lars, the adjudged to be due by said Det SAID
PPf, together with interest and costs and accruine
costs.
Dated Sheriff Office, Grant County, Wis, August 9Th
1858. DEXTER WARD, Sheriff
S. 0. PAINE, Pitts Atty. ftwoem limo
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Auction Sale
OF the Personal Estate Of James Nangle, decd

M I'LL be sold at Auction to the highest bidder at
w the house of the late James Nangle deceased in
Miii,ile, on Saturday the 25til of September SIS
the Personal Property of said deceased including large
amount of STOCK. FARM UTENSILS, HOUSE am
KITCHEN FURNITURE, interest in REAPER, and
various Other property.
TERls-All sums under SO, cash; over So credit
of months will be gwen approved note with legal
nterest.-Pateh Grove, s. ptember 10th, 1858. 2t12
P. ALBEE, 3Adminis-
g rH8s3 M TH0S. NAGLEs} traitors.
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IN PRODATE-EsT. OF BARTHOLOMEW

State Of Wisconsin, g County August Term 1898
County of Grant >" Present, Judge
In The atter of The estate of Jacob Bartholomew deed
|NN this day came L. NJ. Strong Administrator &c 90
ms noa OF the Estate of said deceased and tiled y
this Court his Administration account Tor hnai sst,i
ment of said estate And hereupon it is ordered, tha
said account be examined before the Judge OF this CQu
on the 9th day of September A. d. 1885, at one ocioci
PM of said dv at theCour- in Lancaster in SAFE
Grant County. And it is further ordered that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by publisas
this order for three successive weeks previous TO saa d
Of hearing in the Grant County Herald. weekly news
paper published at Lancaster i'll said County-Datpf
August 24th 1858 OIL
WILLIAM McG0NIGAL, County Judge,
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GOODs AT COST
will also say to all indebted to me- that they
LAYTON OR NEW HELLl
MA BERRY

TIME SUBSCRIBER has about 800 plants Of the abo.
c.eorated Blackberry, which are ready for sale Il.
al They are of his raising and he kaows th@ ~
- +ha cen,i,e article No one SHOULD be wiihon, = .
unerb fruit as from few bushes family an be sln,i IN
Price 10 cents per plants Is for extra nd plants
Tbav will be delivered free Of charge II Iancasfs,
PIaffeyille Those who xis tie best PANTS shoulc aha
der early z s. LOOMS e
Hazel 81 cen, August, 1855 lost
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Sherif's Sale-Clossen.
0xxOx III - 6SBXO OxVIOO1xs
John B. Calls, Sheritf's Office,
Ns VS.. Grant County. Wis

John B. Calls, Sherilf's Office
VS.. Grant County, Wis
Samuel A. Clossen. } Grant Circuit Court.
DY VIRTUE ola. III Fa execution issued out of the
ID Circuit court OF Grant county, Wisconsin, in favor
OF John B. Calls, PtG, and against the goods chatles
and real Estate of Samuel A. Clossen Deft to me d
rected and delivered, have seized and taken til
following property to wit: VIZ of NE1 and Ni34 OF
NW14 dissection T, Town 5, Range 3 and SEX of sW4
sec'lon o. Town ohahge = ai IN Grant county, Wis
shall sell at Public Auction, by law directed at the
door house. in the will of Lancaster in said
county, the 18th day of September, A. d. 1885, at one
o'clock afternoon ofsaid day TO satisfy said execution
and costs.-Lancaster August 10th, A. D. 1858. g
SGT D. WARD Sheriff, Grant co., Wis.
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Summons-Wo odworth.

State of Wisconsin, Grant County, S..
Caudace PhilbricS, VS.. Orlando Woodwork. Grant
Circuit Court.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN.
YgHO ORLANDO WOODWORTH, Defendant-YOU
l are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint OF said Plaintiff in this action which will bt
hled in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Grant County, Wisconsin, at Lancaster in said Gran
county, on the 18th day OF July, A. d. 1883. And t'
serve copy of your answer 10 said complaint on tht
subscribers at their Office in the village OF Lancaster, II
said county of Grant, within twenty days alter the ser
vice of this upon you exclusive of the day of
vice. And il you fail to answer said complaint within
the time aforesaid and hereby required the said plain
tiff will take judgment against you for the sum OF hv'
hundred dollars and interest thereon at the rate of tel
per cent. per from the fifth day of June, A.
1857, besides costs of this action.
BARBER & LOWRY, Att'ys
for PrG Lancaster, Grant Co., Wis.
Lancaster, 9th July, 1853 1-6t
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heir penetrating properties stimulate the vital actv
ties OF the body, the obstruction of its organs
purify the blood and expel disease They purge cut the
foul humors which breed and grow dStempeI, stimulate
sluggish dsordered organs into their natural action
and inpart healthy tone with str rngth to the whole
system. Not only do they the every day complaint
of every BODY but also formidable and dangerous diseas
that have baed the best of human skill. While they
produce powerful effects they at the time, in
diminished doses the safest best plysc that can DO
employed for children. Being sugar-coaed they are
pleasant lake and being purely vegetable free
surpass belief WEI they not substatated by men OF sch
exalted position ard character TO forbid the suspe-
ion of untruth. Many eminent clergymen and physic
ans have lent their to certify to the public the
reliability my remedies while others have sent me The
assurance of their conviction that my Preparations con
ribue immensely to the relief of my afflicted, suffering
fellnw-men.
Thu Agents blow named is pleased TO furnish gratis my
American Almanac, containing directions for their use
and certificates of their cures of the following COM
planis:-
Costveness biil'ors complaints rheunatism dropsy,
heartburn headache arising from foul stomach, nausea
indigestion, morbid nacon of the Bowels and pains,
arising therefrom, Elaulency Joss Of appetite, all Ulcer
GUS and Cutaneous Disease, which require eyacuan'
Medicine Seroa KINGS Evil. They also, by purity
ing th blood and stimulating the system, many
complaints which it would not be supposed they cond
reach, such as Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia
and Nervous fritahtv arrangements of the Liver ana
Kidneys Gou., and other kindred complaints arisiis
from low state of the body obstruction OF its iane
TORS.
Do not be put Off by unprincpled dealers with SONS
other pill they make profit on. Ask Tor ee<'S
You compares with this in it - kRs
powers. The sick want 5lltrnsc vans5 can give
and they the best aid theTa :: vi curative
PreDanIr 80 HionS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

John Kick In Attachment
VS.. In Circuit Court OF Grant county,
Jacob A. MYERS. Wisconsin.
The Stateof Wisconsin to the above named defendant
VOU are are hereby summoned and required to an
I the complaint in this action, which was filed
In the office of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court in and Tor
the county of Grant and State of Wisconsinon the 18th
day of August A. D. 1858, and copy of your ans
me, my office in the village of Lancaster in
vice of this summons exclusive of the day OF such
service and if you fail the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff will take judg-
ment against for the OF eight hundred and three
and 72l0o dollars ($S03 72-i00) and interest thereon
from the 18th day OF June, D. 1855, besides COSTS
Dated at Lancaster, Wis. August 25th, 1885,
| IO-6w WAI E. CARTER, Pitts Atty.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

State of W isconsin, Grant County, ss.-
L. W Hall, Grant Circuit Court summons
Alfred NJ. Waterman. } August Sd, A. d. 1858.
THE STATE WISCONSIN,:
yENO ALFRED NJ. WATERMAN, Deft.:-YOU are here
l summoned and required TO answer the complaint o.
said Plaintiff in this action which viii be filed in the of
fee of the clerk this circuit court of and for Grant
County, State of Wisconsin, at Lancaster in said county
on the fifth day of August discs, and to copy
of your answer to said complaint the subscribers III
their Office in the village of Lancaster, in said Grant
within twenty days after the rvice of this
mons upon you exclusive of the day of such service:
and if YOU fail to said complaint within the time
aforesaid and hereby re uired the said Plaintiff viii
take Judgment against you for the sum of seventeen
hundred ard sixtytree dollars and thirty cents
with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from
the fifteenth day of March, A. D. 1858, besides costs
this action. BARBER Il LOWRY,
Att'ys. for Pif., Lancaster
August 3d. 1858. ct Grant Co.. Wis.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
II pI II TIE VII \.

TIME SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the very liberal
share of patronage heretofore received, would saw
instead of going lack to Germany, have re-opene
my Isguerrian Rooms in the hest and neatest style
cali attention to my work, ard viii spare no pains in
taking pictures with the latest improvements ary
kind syie-with plain magic back ground that nc
may have eay and life like expression and annea
tnce; fitted in frames eases, lockes. pins bracelets
By calling to their residences will take pcfnras -
sick diseased persons. Also. FARMS houses
reasonable terms Pictures taken from two 10 r. y
seconds in weather.. Sky-light Roo third aoor ~
Hoores Block, Main-Street, Plaiteviile s7SN y
Perfect satisfaction viii be given or no charge void
blue light dress Trims very mo.le ate Tor ros5
August ~, %. onlos 81. sL..VANDERBIE e
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a Word to the Wise.
LAND AGENT AT FENNIMoRE.

FE,HE subscriber, practical Surveyor and 70, man.
/ years resident at Fennmore, Grant County, Wis.
his services agent for seeing to the lands of non
residents, and selling landS surveying and reportIn;
upon the titles OF land paying taxes, and leasing
farms; conveyancing selecting lands for farms, buying
LANDS, &C.
Charges, reasonable and due promptness Observed
Address, Fennimore, Wis. H. A. W. McNAlR.
May 18TH, 1858, Att
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
Public Sale.

THE undersigned viii sell at public sale on at
ur'ay the 25th day of September 1855. at o'c ock
in the farenoon at her residence in Beetown rant
County. WIS.,, miles east of the village o. Bee:
town, the following described property, to wit -
cows and Calves 10 likely steers, toget Ter with
lot OF other cattle, all in good order. FERNS Of
sale, twelve months credit; the purchaser giving
note with approved security at the rate or ten Dc
cent. per anBum. MARY G OLDHAM.
Beetown, Sept. sih, 1858. l2-2ts
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N Office.

T HEREBY give notice that Ihave appointed VIM. Pitt
L Dewey, Esq, my general Agent and Attorney for
inc State of Wisconsin, in whose hands have placed all
demands due owing me, either upon Land Contracts
Notes or otherwise have also vested Mr.. Dewey with
full power to sell and convey absolutely amy and all
Lands in Grant County, Wis, including my improved
Farm, containing $50 A. C. MURRAY.
November LIST, 1857.
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pp,cs y =. ~. aalytical Chemist, Lowell, T..
! Ai'1 q User Box. FIVE Ro. 81 e Mass
SOLD BY 81.
s snanoar Llancastr; j. H. Barnett Ell.oboro
L, t. GoodeIi c. C. Skinner Bro. FaiaIa1
dler YORK Aa1a, D. Stewart Beetown: Chan
Fl Nsw leger cassye E. p Kellosg Bosen ,ngs'n'
sais and dW IL Gaiena; LII Reed &Co, chesgo whole
~ W Agents in eery town in fI1as II { NV
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CASH FOR WHEAT

AT PoTOSI-
RSHE undersigned viii pay Cash for $4,000 bushels
II Wheat, delivered at his Warehouse at Potosi ~
GOODS AT COST. lIa
will also sell my entire stock of Goods at Cont FL
Ready Pay, at either Wholesale or Retail You ma
want Ba gains come soon. my Goods ba sold
will also say to all indebted to me, that theylntt
Pay Up, on or before the 18th of March,
they will find TER Notes and Accounts in the Ian
of p Darcy for collection for must have money!
ry on my business. Remember, mean ALL. WI ~
spcct ncne, but must have my money. Sc
Feb 18th, 1858. g. LEE ANDERSON
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

The science of Chemistry ard
Medicine have been taxed their
utmost to produce the best, most
perfect purgative known to man.
lpnumerable proofs are shown
that these PILLS have virtues
which surpass in excellence the
ordinary medicines, and that they
win unprecede IDENTIFY upon the es-
TEEN of all men. They are pleas
-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18

StHlUlIIR.
and Misrepresentation, is it intended that ia
present popularity shall be sustained by any medium but
its merits and the appreciation of the public.
, 1858-01-01

he will land at Blue6elds Others think
he has gone to Cnmpeachy, and some i'm
agine that his destination is Tehuantepec.
At any Of these points be may await the
arrival of reinforcements from San Francis
co, Galveston, and other places, and joint
.ly proceed to Nicaragua.
Another civil war may arise in Nicara'
qua, and Walker will be prepared to take
part in it. 1t is supposed that be has a
strong party, who have invited him to re-
turn. This Government will not interfere
with him after his landing. With the civ
il wars in which Costa Rica and Nicara,
qua and other Central American States
may engage, this Government will have
nothing to do, except so far as to protect
the transit from further interruption from
any quarter.
Should Walker, or any other power
blockade the transit, or undertake to con
troll it, or violate the rights Of the transit
the United States Government will inter
fere, under the provisions OF the new treaty
, 1858-01-01

Therefore, l, Brigham Young, Governor
and Superintendent of Indian Affairs for
the Territory of Utah, in the name of the
people of the United States,
lst. Forbid all armed forces Of every
description from coming into the territory,
under any pretensions whatever.
2nd. That all the force in said territory
hold themselves in readiness to march, at a
moments notice, to repel any and all such
invasion.
Sd. Martial law is hereby declared to
exist in the territory, on and after the pub
lication of this proclamation; and no person
shall be allowed to pass and repass, into or
from this territory, without permit from
the proper ofiic r.
Given under my hand aud seal, at Great
Salt Lake City, Territory of Utah, the Is
day Of September, A. d. 1851, and Of the
Independence Of the United States the
cigh'y-second year.
BRIGHAM YOUNG.
, 1858-01-01
From Mexico.

Our dates from the City of Mexico are
to Nov 4th, via New York. The accounts
show most distressing condition Of affairs.
The country appears to be crumbling to
ruins, aud approaching a certain dissolution.
The report that Commonfort had been de-
clared Dictator has been confirmed, but his
position is assailed at all points. DiScon-
tent in every quarter three cities of the
Republic-Campeachy, Cuernavaca and
Queretaro-in the hands of revolutionists;
the Indians ruling and running in Yucatan,
Durango, Chihuahua, Sonora and in parts
of Zacatecas, Jalisco, Coahuila and Nuevo
Leon ; the high roads abandoned to rob-
bers commerce checked, and in many
parts entirely ruined the post rootes bro
ken up, and the nation beggarly poor,
without the power to remedy any one Of
the existing evils. On all sides we hear
the same cries against the existing state Of
things but no one can devise plans for
remedies
Within the past five days, the Govern
ment troops have been twice signally de-
feated. On Saturday last, the troops Of
the Government that were sent in pursuit
of the revolutionists who had taken posses
sion of Cuernavaca, under command Of
Cobos and Moreno, two revolutionary lead
ers, were decoyed into q pursuit from Gu
ernavaca into the south. The revolution
lists kept up show Of retreat until the
Government troops had passed into dan
gerous position Of pass called Platanillos,
two leagues this side of Iguala, when they
fell upon them with great vigor and killed
and dispersed the entire Government force,
and killed their leader, Gen. Gonaliz, one
of the most true and devoted officers of the
Government, and made prisoner Of Gen.
Buenrostro.
At Queretaro, similar mishap has be-
fallen the Government Mejia, the bandit,
fell upOl that place on Sunday last, the lst
inst, and on Monday morning, at three
o'clock, commenced an assault The battle
lasted about seven hours, at the end of
which time the Government troops uncon-
ditioually surrendered. In this affair,
Gen. Astraga was dangerously wounded.
There are dscontents in all quarters,
but tie most threatening is that in Yucca
tan, where the revOlutionists are in great
strength. 1t is reported here that they
have sent 5000, 900 to the United States
to buy ships with, to take possession Of the
entire coast.
The Congress is coOlly debating and
splitting straws as If their nation was in a
most Hourishing condition. Although rev.
olutions rule on all sides, and the robbers
and Indians have what territory is not in
civil war, still Congress cannot see where
the, nation is drifting to. That body has
given extraordinary powers to ComonfOrt,
but they are still debating on the subject ;
and, should things look as though peace
could exist for week, l think the power
would be withdrawn.
, 1858-01-01
Exploration Of l0s tpOOr.

We find the following sintexesting account
of the exploration of the AMOR, in the
San Francisco Herald of the sth December !:
The valley of the Amoor covers from
west to east about 40 deg. of longitude and
l3 deg. Of latitude from north to south,
having for its northern and western bound
aries the mountains of Altai and Toblonoy,
which divide the waters of Siberia proper
from it 4; all of the Siberian waters falling
into the Frozen Ocean. The head branch.
es of the Amoor interlocking with the land,
with Lake Baikal, the feeder of the Anga-
ra and Yenisaisk, and with the head
branches of the Yenisaisk west and south
of Baikal, far into Mongolia On the
south, the head waters Of the Hon-gah-ree,
the Ou-su-ree, the Son-gah-ree, the Albasin
and the Argoon pushing in different direc-
tions reach towards Corca and Seotoong,
including nearly the whole Of southern
Mandshuria, and westward and southwest
q large slice OF Mongolia, being, in fact,
situated relatively to southern Asia as the
st. Lawrence and its waters is to southern
North America admitting that the Hud
son, the Ohio with its tributaries, the
Wabash and the Illinois emptied into the
lakes instead\of running up to the south
and west.
Within this vast area, sufficient for one
of the first empires on the globe, will be
found every natural requisite for the habi-
tation Of fifty millions of human beings,
with climate. soil, productions, minerals and
forests proper to their wants. Game is
found in the greatest abundance, and the
most valuable Of fur animals are found amid
its wilds the rivers TEEN with fish and
fowl, while its mountains yield silver, gold,
copper and iron.
The whole course Of the Amoor with its
, 1858-01-01
Territorial LegiSIature-Vth Session.
THURSDAY, Dec. "a, 1851

THURSDAY, Dec. "a, 1851.
House met at 10 o'clock, AN
Council reported their concurrence in the
House amendment to G. B. No. 2.
The committee on Claims reported the
petition of Messrs. Kendallsand Anderson
back by BILL
II. M. No. read second time and
On motion of Mr.. Irby,
Referred to committee on Memorials.
H. NJ. No. read second time; and
On motion of Mr. Meeker,
Referred to committee on Memories.
II. NJ. No. 6 read second time; and
On motion of Mr.. Baker,
Laid on the table and ordered printed
c. NJ. No. read second time; and
On motion of Mr.. Balch,
Referred to committee on Memorials.
II. B. No. was taken up, and
On motion Of Mr.. Shaw,
Now was assigned as the time for the
third reading Of the bill.
The bill was read third time and passed
by vote of 20 in the affirmative to 8 in
the negative.
On motion Of Mr.. Shaw,
Now was assigned as the time for the
third reading of the bill, by vote of 81
in the affirmative to 6 in the negative.
The bill was read third time and passed
by vote Of "a in the affirmative to 3 in
the negative.
House adjourned until Monday, the 4th
day of January, 1858.
, 1858-01-01

Steamer Constitution, Hunt, Bellingham
Bay and intermediate ports
Vessels left at Port Gamble before re-
ported, Dutch bark, from San Francisco
to load lumber at Port Orchard, was of
Scadget Head, under double reefed topsails
on Wednesday, but the gale was so severe
as to oblige her to bear up.
, 1858-01-01
EXplaniIOry.

In our absence during the past fevd.
the following letter was handed int :r
Office by B..P. ANDERSON, Esq, and on '
turning, we found it in type. Wemp,t s,
we never supposed, in noticing his apro;n.
ment as clerk of the U. s. Supreme Con-.
that Chief Justice LANDER had anytbrr :.
do with it; but that the position was -.
dered to him by Judges MuFApprS and
CHENowErH at the late term of the SpDron.
Court. As to the balance of Mr. A vr,n
SONS letter we would say, that corresnoDd
ents, generally, do not aecessarily errro..
the views Of editors. We cheerfullv ,ir.
place to the following explanation or NJ.
A. in relation to his appointment as clo,L
Of the Supreme Court, and certainly rejoice
at his selection for that position.
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRTroRY.1
December 28th, 1857.
My DEAR FRIEND Your very flatteriD.
notice of my appointment as Clerk Of tbe
Supreme Court does injustice to Judro
Lander, by an insinuation. As feel that
you would not knowingly wrong any one
it is my duty to correct you as to the facts
in this reyy small matter And am mora
anxious that these facts should be known
because the Office of Chief Justice is now
being sought by one whose life has been
spent in villifying and abusing the demo.
cratic party, and who has, within the short
space Of two years. become so enamored Of
this party that he now asks this high, dig.
nifed and responsible position in its ranks
| would by no means attempt to defend or
apologize for Judge Lander's political
course in this Territory, but must ask that
justice be done him in this instance. The
facts are as follows:
In October last, Judge Lander requested
me to accept the Office of Clerk of the Su-
preme Court. declined, but remarked
that would perform the duties of the Office
at the late term of the court, if he could
find no other suitable person who would
accept the appointment. When he left for
the States he forwarded me an appoint
ment from Port Townsend, which of course
was the first intimaton Of the fact II
If, then, credit is due to any one for con.
ferring upon me an appointment which no
other competent man would accept, and
which l accepted with reluctance only be-
cause tie three Judges desired it, that
credit is due first to the Chief Justice him
self.
l hope you will publish this note.
Your friend,
B. p. ANDERSON.
j. W. WILEY, Esq, Editor Pioneer and