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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
2 ~ = 2
an WaHv Com mapsa.

A gentleman, now in this city, MF,
Ambs, started from Council Bluffs = few
dayB since In the stage coach. There was
bat one csaaR@ aio@ wit ins . aaEi looking
man, with military appearance. who had
bean iourneyipg from Salt Lake 10 the
States. The salt Lake Soldier waa rather
unsoeial. His movements were frequently
restless and uneasy; ard after some hours
had passed away in, MleHes Be teaA1 n pls-
kol gHpga bic pocket, and, BY way OF amuae-
ment, pointed II at the head Of Mr.. Amhs
The latter gentleman was startled and in
quiz ed the reason Of aHch conduct.
81 know you," said the Older II say
you Ia Mexico, and I an veil aware Il H.
your intention to rob me. Now, sir, /
wiah 10 convince you that an armed y
Ar. Anbs, protested that be had revsi
seen the soldier, and that 1t was Tar from
his intsation 70 ofar sny violence. The
soldier appeared 10 be paeihsd and return
ed The pistol 70 his pocket, Twice after
wards, however, his morbid Suspicious were
excited, and the pistol were again used ia q
menaclng manner Mr.. Ambs, was IN
willing to permit this matter 10 progress
! fafthef, aad taking out his own pistol be
| threatened TO shoot the soldier unless he
ooald Be Induced to put Il up ard behzve
himself, WhsreuPQn ths goidier state d
that he was trying TO get to his home In
| the East, thai he had daughter whom he
| desired mach to see, and that If he was
| permitted to eonttnae his way without mo
| ioatation be would be willing to give up all
his money, jewels, sc. He intimated that
/ Mr.. Ambs was ieaguea with company Of
robbers.
| Ambs laughed at tbs eztEayagance OF
his companion, and assured him repeated
| ly that be Intended no harm. One or two
| other DEMONSTRATIONS were made BY the
| soldier, when were promptly rePeiled.-
Having arrived at WiRterset, the Salt Lake
gentleman apelogized foE his conduct, AID
stated that his extreme susPlciousne8 )
arosa from the circumstances that he had
| been drinking very freely, and that be had
become in consequence, rather delirious.
SINCE writing tie above, ths fearful Sc.
quel Of tits Rarrstiye was chtatRsd EraE
| the Meraszuna Republican, sGtTag OF ths
flIth iBat.--TG@a Otaze8.
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Z FsoFtsY
Sac Id alng 20
Wssa heE hpa apart,
Softly ! ~
She ia dying
Of 4 broken heart.
Whisper
She la going
To her hnal rest.
Whix srl
Life is growing
Dim within her breast.
Genllyi
She 10 sleeping;
She has breashed her last.
Gently
While you arg weeping,
She to Heaven has past
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23

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gnamear. ak ana gEsna gzgDsanams 81 Aa
i Few Yasks Died II go eas3g On - -
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
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Of Eunapaag under ths 1smAEAA
ratIon Law cf kha state ct ENHsk. eg&ls4
t. Uauaru BlnEs Ard u ye@sph MaiAgsM@
compaayN and animg Aslzaaass aazak -
Tihs principal pgsca - trausasss
naas Of said sompaay i q gsaaa
/ Iowa.
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| roaneA BIaAs q tha ~ sssassEs AsAaa
| ill such hranehaa ~ SUD 0
from tiuas To tina a8sm sErsaIaa
| T1a eauianI aseck af - ~ an
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a fe shras xmilIIoaS ID ~.
saas1ss q Ne DiEees@sw NsEN -
81 IKssa a@ssaa MmA uEdax9
saIlmenkg shall nox Be assz asaa
| assee q asve aseaakIaa sana saaM 81
cne simaa, sxsasa Evs peg eaMA
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Thla cnFnssE don eass 80
day AZ ngaS, ii. u. tasSas Is
vsaYs. ygssEk saAs gfwhs q ssszga
The basGnsms aaaiRa q
to Ii zaaagea ~ 49,
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4 vaea PxmBadaHk SD $3.50
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
CO. EEnsTEeam.

G. ", noTERs anaszaosa taaE BE wial b. ean-
daaAta for ths oes II Cisy TseaTuE, al sss 81 aEsea
Nsars4aa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23

-; Hon. q. III Ssaphsna, Ne aasAla
guisaea nsmbsr 81 Isaeress gsOa Aasas4
ria. has wrisas u - cord ssepaa -
glInsng ] - 20 IL EpaFa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
Land Entered

Amount Of Land Entered at she Land
Oesce ia ssis City during tbs week en-"
ding FEB. 10, 1889, xssaa
vita Cash, &.......,s.rsrs's.,ss - RsfFs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
rmm0 WAMns A MILLER Z

" AU " ANAH n HAAAhA@&@SNS
1Ths undersigned offers his ssEgiess AZ 2
MILLER. The beat and most saatstaSto-
~ recommendations given as 20 sSP& eti'ty
of taking shAxgs Of . FIGURING mil;
shsfbyvlIls, Shelby Co.. Iowa:
Auezsss 4, 1858 .s 4@~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
srERT.TNG MILLS,

ST. JOSEPH, ss..,' .s.' 's's''' '''' AO.
We have On hand q large lot Of BsetiRsa
Whisksy, q superior article, free sroEa
gtrvehuIns, tobacco or any poisonous drugs
a. Adulteration. which we advances TIE
psiee Of from this day, yet continue to Of:
Fer to Wholesale dealers at rates that viii
render the purchase Of the article in any
other market, a loss to the importer.
We will HeIl at prices, aid on such res "
enable terms aa viii enable those who
satronlre our establishment to aSfy all
competition g.~xrr~g,xy ro
Nov. 3, 1858. Gs Ian
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
Lamd warrants.

Land Warrants are now selling In New
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23

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LEwxa axgs ssaysss fusly anaaaasss thsA Be via
Be- sAndiaaas for lbs osca Of cIsy Marshal, 81 tha
sAazlRE CITY kaectiea. ....... ........ lila
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
GEORGE DOUGHTY.

Ceumc1E HEuRgs~sxe&lear Il pwsaY
Hanaera BALDWIN A. nsdgas 10 Cas@@@
: Test, Do, ~. G, Eats i CO., ae.
SAIsT. LoUEs, No .---Doan, alag q - ]
SaaIFa & Reed, Shspleagh, Dag II Gsuss NJ
@. Davis q Co, Howard = ain3ama&
Sr. IosxxH, Ao.-~4Tookles u KazAAaga
IoM C. Hall. PFeass ST. 10. zns. Co. n.
L. BE Doaald. J. q j. Gard, Maze, Ms-
Cord = Co., ]. D. Jsunlags d Gee D.
| Bsaktie O. Co.
SAINT. 5-sSS 9&
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
Yours most FegPe stEuiiy,
J. B. ROANE,
AIh Artillery.

Last evening about ) o'clock, Mr.. J. B.
Roane, B. n. laws, and MIR. Putnam
were in the Bar-rOom Of the CoRRoway
Honas Together. AiT. RoGps was walking
the aoUr, while hi. HAYES aud Putnam
we're setting Bv. Mr. Roaue, before .Rng
one was aware OF his designs. pulled from
his pocket a pistol AMI shot Mr.. HAYES
lad; the ball entering his left breast, aIld
penetrating the As@gs. We believe the
deceased uttered but one sentence after he
was shot, which was-"my Codp' Nj
Putnam, who feared that he too, might
nest With similar Fate, caught Roane and
! endeagored 10 Eoid him, During the time
! they were struggling together koaRs al
smpted to shoot Putnam, and plead to Dc
released that be might shoot himself
Watching an opportunity, MIR. Putnam
showed him cat Of the door, when he
goaue--dsliberateIy shot himself thFoagi
| The hsaa ana expired upon the spot. Til
affair has east gloom over TIE entire coia
uraafty-a gloom that will not soon be dls
perssd Mr.. Halves leaves a wife and Oh
child, together With many friends to mou'
Ibis sad fate. Re will be buried on To- moI
row by the Odd FelloYa
1t may be that the above ts not eEaeti
. correct In every particular item. We o6i
give ii a. it has come TO u.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23

A1& 2E $8ss szzzz
8 q. RETTENaaEx. a. cos
Advertising Agemev,
ito Nassau St. ". =. = 10 stats q. Bosson
o. III Passsm9asl d Co, sge ne AaeMss for shs
Aaaa am6 the nsasS nnmafIz1 azA ssxWn9 eFxnlaltng
Maxaxa9exs In - Gasssa aksasz AzsA rs CAmaAas
as - 80 10 u tsssA 81 e@r ii Fl i
n - hass aswsyseeasaaaeea AnvEn1as1me.
azH@ ilbaralay ana aaags 10 be- sAa a@&A9 mKs
pTuM on sUCoRSs n RuSERxss, anA sakxgnn
re- wxArxks aAas hass shsds saa taE asaaass
ruae, too, - Advertise, In sea puELEsT rEmEa
lsaa sxpeFsanes hassn@ sassht ms sAas Enonex sAaa
spent Is wssrTaIa satf u ~ ksspsas NJ RustxEaa
camsrAmTLF ngyoAg Tng suaIEe. n HAS So
ruaxn ME- MAwx aAExs THAT i wsuLp oxmxAs
wsaa SAYS Loss s-~aaegasa Glgsra.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23

Ths passhs Railroad Bill was kilIsa In
- ssasa lass wssk b. aseislvs vots.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
Murder and suicide a. Brook
Eym. poVgeshiek County.

One Of the nost heart-rending and la
msusabla tragedies thai was eVeyer recor-
ded, was enacted al Brooklyn, in the north
east part Of this county last evening
tragedy By which two persons M. B. n.
Hays, Of thar plass, and man calling
himself T. B. Roaaa, we're Instantly Killed,
The ctreaa ssaaees, as nsaF as we can
learn them, are a. soilews;
On the argivai Of the atAxs at Brooklyn
from Dea Moiasa on w Wednesday evening
3 gentleman got cut Oh 1t and stated thai
/ be was an afArer In the U. s. Army, and
| hat he was pursued by several persons wh-
| designed numbering him for his money
| He asked if there weE& anY present " hS
! would hssrisnd him and see that he W al
not FouIy dealt with. Mr.. B. N. haws-
| one Of the hestaeiEixsRa Of tae county
| who happened to be SHADING By at the imt
remarked Lhut he wDad ace that be was
not hurt, aud took hin under his ea&rg'
for the night,
/ OA yesGsrday, Mf. HAVE, MIR. Bake
and other citizens speat a part OF the ia,
with him at Dr., Coauoway's hotel. L
was noticed during the day, that he wa
laboging under ssas peculiar disease Q
the brain, and that & part Of the tune
was delirioas, while at other times he wa
perfectly sane. lie stated that be ha'
been au drinking spree about week age
and the probabiityls that be was labortn
aader 4 hs Of desiFzm tremeaa.
SEX stine daring the day-yestsrdAy--h
sent the following Eote, post haste, TO u
Couaty Clark, whose oiics Is at this Pl2.e'
We give Ii usrbgtiaR, With the remark TIA
. the hsnd writing is excellent:
The Clerk Of he Csart Of Posskisk:
Dear SiT:-An officer Of the army IroI
/ Fort Keavney is here, and has been foI!o's
/ / Ia by assassIns who intend at the hrst 81
; peFlaaity to kill him. | an the individual
. and overheard the arrange ments. TheI
i, is no Joke In This, AMI any assistance u
can reuds r me, will be thankfully receive
Tie bearer can give you all information
: / In laStS,
e Yours most FesPe EtEuiiy,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
GE0RRE D0g@MTXs@
General Collecting Agemcy /.

COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
Tue undersigned haylA@ rsosatlT retired
from the msFcantiis kaazMsss, aegs leave
TO OFFER his services TO Merchants mma %
ginass Mka Of all siaaasss an 6easgaI
Collecting AgsnA, he Rgnge@ss 70 give
his entire akksmsIuu 10 tAaa haaineswS aaa
hts lnAg rssiasnea, and extensive asaaain-
tanea In shs West, viii, he tsnaksy enable
him to give aatiEe aakiasaekioa To al waao
may employ hLm. $50
Notes. Accounts and CtalmseE aA kisds,
NAV he aoxwardad "a the wnasTalaned, hw@
NAH. q clhagwlsas fgE FxassnEat aEa 81
uidafion or Collectaoa. PEo1aFa aktmmkAaA
| will be givsn, and TIM asaaas ismaaaaaaEsay
rsmiEte1 When II mAy hsenxae nsssmaaTv
| 10 nlass eiaaaaa In sazSs ssa hesk PROF.
/ al services will ha a@eaed, and EAs laNAa
/ proceedings urged goggara as rapidly -
! r0ssible. Daahtfal claims viii b ss8aSad
| and secured on tha best tsKzmS akkMlMasA
/ and tAs title to Resl Ratats, whaa saAaa
either a. paymaat o. security caFsssalag -
vsssigatsd,
The undersigned VIA, alse Pay Xasma@ -
ali uarks Oe Western Iowa ahA MsawasAA 1
and will also Sell, panrhass 90 lMvsss MaaA2
ey In Real Estate
Letters Of InqplEy win be pgnaElgly -
1 al ~
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g AnYKm YlaERm,

VEDNEsD AT, RRBgU AR =, 1859.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

stalds before the public in the huaniliasing
attitude of deliberately refusing 10 say one
word against the coDcubinage, woman.
whipping, child-selling, the mobbing and
Imprisonment Of outppoken teachers and
preachers, and all the wrongs and crueties
SO often the concomitant of slavery, while
Iit is loud in the condemnation of far less
sins, refusing to exhort even Christian mas
tiers to give to their servants that which is
just and equal,to provide for enlightening
their ignorance, aud teaching them how to
read Gods word and TO worship him intel.
Iligen'ly; and this lest it interfere with the
plejadices Of Southern Shareholders and
50 with the pockets -of New York mer.
chants; and worse than this, of refusing
10 publish even a protest against the re-
Inewal Of the horrid trade which the laws
Of Chrlstendom pronounce piracy.
With one or two of the managers of the
Tract Society we have the pleasure Of a
personal acquaintance, and have learned
to greatly love and respect them, especial
Ily one who has devoted the energies of a
Ilaborions life and has perhaps done more
for it than any other man. We know
that they abhor slavery and desire its oy-
erthrow, anil at the same time believe that
lthe course taken by the society is best
but we deeply regret that they should be
50 blinded and warped by the influences
surrounding them that they cannot UNI
ldefstand the almost unanimous feeling of
the West against this action, which brought
about in the midst of such scenes as char.
acterzed the last meeting of the society.
llt seems 10 US is calculated to do infinite
mischief more than can be undone in
long time, both by the moral support
given to the advocates of slavery, and by
the utter disregard of principle, for the
sake OF presume dexpediency ofwhlch it in
wolves.
| The action of last year was generally
condemned in the West and elsewhere,
and it bahooves all religious organizations
Of the North to protest against the still
worse position taken now, and to make
other societies, such as that at Boston and
Cincinnati, the channel of their efforts 10
this cause, until that Of New York shall be
returned to nobler and more christian
ground. The true friends of the society
should also endeavor to secure the passage
If law bv the New York Legislature
which shall permit voting by proxy,
and SO take the management Of the socie.
ty out oftLe hands of 300or40O pe rsons liy-
ing in or about New York, by ENABLING. its
members and directors scattered through
the country without subjecting themselves
to heavy expense, to have voice and
rescue the society from the pit into which
it has fallel.
This article is longer than we intended,
but we have endeavorsd to state the case
as briefly as possible, and the Importance
Of the subject and the interest felt by ma.
ny in this section, demanded as we thought,
an expression. p.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

State Of Wisconsin, - County Court May Term.
County of Grant, 1852 Present, William IA
Gonigal Judge.
In the matter Of the estate ofSamuel Pineck deceased
ON this day came Jesse Brooks, the administrator 4,
the estate of said deceased, and his motion II d
ordered that proof Of all claims and deandsofa
against the said deceased and all CLANS demands in os
thereto be heard before the Judge OF this court at the
court house in Lancaster In said Grant county, the
first Mondays Of July and December, A. D. 1889, OF
before which latter day all creditors Of said deceased
required present their claims for adjustment and al
owance and six months from and after the hrst day Of
june A. d. 1852 being limited and allowed for such pre-
sentaiion and adjustment.
And h Il further ordered that notice thereof be given
to an such creditors aud all others concerned by publish
ing this order for four successive weeks in the Grant
County Herald weekly newspaper published at Ian.
caster IN eaid county, commencing within twenty
savs from the date hereof--Dated May 9th, 1852
4t4o MILLIAM McGONIGAI, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
Sherif's Sale-Miller &c.

Collins, kellogg 4 Kirby, plaintiffs, lGrant cr'T 81
Charles Miller & James Moore, DeftsS 1859.
DY virtue of al execution issued out of the Cirs9N
ID Court in and for the county Of Grant, state o. VIZ
consn, in favor Of Collins kellogg and Kirby Plainnls
aus partners doing business under the name, hfn -
style Of Collins, kellogg Kirby, and against the gy
ana cbattess lands and tenemenis Of Charles Mile, ~
James Moore deftl have this day levied upon the
ing described real estate, to wit =
The northwest quarter of the southeast quart@ n
Sec No. -, and the southeast quarter and refr -
OF southwest quarter Of Sector number foufteen ~
ane the east half Of the northeast quarter OF
No % Town eight (S) Range oAh d) west conla,los
three hundred and sixty more or less an ~ -
aads lying and being in Grant count Wisconsin -,
All Of said property shall expose for sale A. rss y
Aceaon, and shall sell all the rgbt title and
claim which said defendants or either Of Them here
the 9th day Of March, A. ID. 1859, at any TINS
after as BY law directedn and to said land at the
door OF the courthouse in the village OF Lanes = 1850
said county, on the Goth day of Nay a. p.tioa
a. one O'Clock b. of said day to satisfy said Nsr
and interest and costs and accruiDg costs.-Ds1eu
~ 5 Office April the 9th, A. d. 1859. LIZ
st42 Of Grant t. coa 4, ro :. Wisconsin
The shove sale Is hereby adjourned for want o. o
until The 9Th day Of June, 1859. WIN. II: FootwTis
As Sheriff. Grant CO., We
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
ADMINISTRATORS, SALE

Probate Grant County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Fre.ck Erdman, decd
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue aud in punu
Of an order Of license made in said matteron the
23d da ofMay AID 1S59by the sid court The undersign
ed administrator of theestatc Of said deceased will on
the 10Th day of June, A. D. .ls59,
at O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, on
the property hereinafter described in the village oae
ve in the county of Grant and State OF Wisconsin Of
fer for sale at public venduc the following land to Wit
The southhalfof Lot No eight(S) and the north-hai
Of the northhalf of otNo. eghS 81 except Eve reeton
the north side thereof in said village Of Pateville
Terms of sale, third cash in hand at sale and bal.
anee in two equal annual payments with interest at the
rate Of twelve per cent. per annum. S. 0. PAINE,
40 Administrator aforesaid
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

We publish this week the Constitution,
Regulations and Officers of our County
Agricultural Society, with list of the
premiums to be awarded at their fair in
September next, and take this occasion to
say word or two as to what the society
has done and to solicit in its behalf the
hearty support of the citizens of the Conn
ty.
The Executive Committee have purchas-
ed 10 acres Of land on a'.beautiful and COM
manding location east Of Lancaster on the
farm Of J. G. HOLLOWAY, few rods east
of his house.
Ia thus providing a permanent location
for the annual Fair and Exhibition the gen
eral opinion viii be that the committee
have done wisely. 1t is far better 10 haze
lit regularly held in some central place,
where the needful fixtures can be accumu-
lated from year to year, and the experience
gained made useful in the arrangement
of matters connected with the Fair, than
to have it going about from place to place
like travelling managerie, with no suita-
bic conyeniences, and always more or less
bupgling in the preparations and arrange
ments.
The grounds have been put into grass,
are to be enclosed with close board fence
and an admission fee will be charged to
those not members of the society, BY which
a considerable amount will doubtless be re-
allied for the objects of she association
1t is designed if possible to erect good sheds
for horses and cattle and to have all the
arrangements Of a better and more COM
plete character than heretofore. 1t will
be observed that number Of articles have
been added to those for which premiums
will be given, and in some cases the am
cunt increased. Every encouragement and
advantage possible will be afforded to ex-
ibitors.
The time is past when it is necessary to
urge the advantage Of these Fairs 10 the
opportunities afforded for mutual aid and
encouragement, for the stimulus given to
farmers, mechanics and others, for The OPP
porlunity Of disposing Of valuable articles,
aud the various good resulting. Let all
our readers begin preparation now to be
present and compete for the honors and
prizes afforded, to see who can show the
best stock, grain, vegetables and other
farm produce, the best specimens Of me-
Ichanieal genius, and let The ladies be ready
to show their skill in the dairy and the va
rious departments for which they have a
special vocation. p.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
iNowv t1,pr,x M P.eE known ia

NoTE. HARLAN NJ. PACE, known to
our readers, will have charge Of the Herald
columns for some time, perhaps several
weeks, as we expect TO be absent much Of
time, visiting neighboring towns and cities
We have been kept at home SO closely
and 50 long that we must travel in order
to replenish our store house with a better
knowledge Of what is going on around
US,
The Office business will be promptly at
tended to during our absence. Leading
articles by Mr.. PAGE will be distinguished
BY his initial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
N PROBATE-HUGILL.

State Of Wisconsin, County Court, May Term.
County Of Grant, 1859. Present. William Nc
Gonigal, Judge.
In us matter Of the Guardianship of George W. Hus
minor heir Of Thomas HugilI Deceased
n Nreaa,g Cling the petition ofMaryM Owens general
Guardian Of said minor wing for license to sell hs
real estate of said minor for the purpose Of paving ina
debts against said wards eaae and for the support and
education Of said minor Thefeup6n it is ordered that
the matter Of sad petition be heard before the Judge Of
this lrt. at the courthouse In Lancaster said Grant
p. NJ. of said day.
And it is further ordered that notice thereo.
be given to all persons interested by publishing this or
der for four successye weeks previous to said CAV
hearing in the Grant County Herald, weekly newspa.
per published at Lancaster in said Grant COUNT
Dated Nay 23d, 1859. WILLIAM McGONIGAL
40 1t Comfy Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
Sheriffs SaIe--Walkeri

State o. Wisconsin, county. Of Grant, ss-- -
Circuit Court, Grant county, March Term y i''s
NOTICES herebygiven that by virtue Of an
IN issued out of the Circuit Court Of GrsnI pqsin.
State Of wisconsin, favor of Elizabeth G. tsue
t and against the goods and chattels, linds 81
ments Of Isaac W. Walker, defendant TO me ois az
delivered, have this day levied upon the tolomso ub
scribed real estate to Wit The south half Of
east quarter and the southeast quarter Of sns Of
west quarter and the south-nan . Sec.
southwest quarter Of the southwest quarter est
til No. twelve I2), and the south -ff o, Clever
quarter of the southeast quarter dissection no cant
fl1), Town (7), Range three CD west, AZ ~
county and State OF Wisconsin,. hlle
All Of which property shall expose for sac q sd
auction and shall sell all the right title
claim which said defendant had On the Sd day q x
D 1852 at amy time thereafter as BY law difsssof
the outside door Of the ccurt-house in the yhIs D.
Lancaster in said county on The 21st day Of May az
1859, at two o'clock P NJ Of said day 70 satisfy ~"
ecutiOn and COSTS and accruing costs and interest,"
Dated, Sherif's Office, April 18th, A. .: lSSs.
WM III. FOSTER, Sherln ,r
42-6w OfGrant County, WheoDs'H'
The above sale Is hereby adjourned for want q fss9
until the 1lth day Of June, A. ID. 1859 NAY sas'
WI H. FOSTER, snerlns Wis.
40 Grant County, W"