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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
! a Grea.sMeas,es'.s f9r Fera'er
yTuuslrnds of al l,a ~ IN IN vrnfrd NJ

A Greatly ed &c inc for FeAascs.
Hundreds of stimnlantshav bccn ihvcnscd and
sod purporting to be specific in the various disea
ses and arrangements to which the delicate form
Of woman render her subject. The result OF all
these stimulants has been To impart monentary ee-
fvisy to the n~rrous sysem. and false vigor to the
muscles; but this relief has been succeeded by a
depression and prostraton greater than before and
the repeated attempts Of individuals TO build them
selves up by these false remedies, have finally end
ed in Destroying what little vital organization was
lefi. Butin using Bsrksce a, Holie,sd tBtfrr's,
you will find no such disastrous results. Ii is a
purely vegetable compound. prepared on strictly
scientific princ Piles. aftrrthe manaer of the ceie-
br,tcd HolIand <Prafessoe, B0rhaves Under its
influence. erery nerve and muscle receives new
strength and vieor appetite and sleep return, and
6ns,f, perfece health. See adver'semrnt 70 an-
sther column. III loctlSsim
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
The only Preparation
WORTHY OF
Universal c6yslsacs and Patrone,


For Stafcxmen Iudrcs Cfergvneu
ra;.. 80, nst1~,s q; an ,s~,. - a.. .iSS 80
r. es~ ~ ps n wi, H,r ns ~ ~ ss,ns ~
s,s - 49, pS..'.~ ~ =; Nom. =, a.. rr.,sr s
ss;,,onsis only can n here v;rrn. .sc rr,.;.r s,r rr
anu" ~" " ''"io'7 'n YOU "'u"'
sla-I-d - ~ tor AZ Wall ST.. n r., Der n less.
GESrIEsESsYcur note Of the isth inst. had been
c.,ed saying that Won had heard that had been ene.
nd sy d ID att q 81 % is ss ss sa sss H.
award ~ to YOU shscri.ys sceanss think su-
ny age about ~ years; sne ee'or 81 my hair an.
began turn gray and nc scalp on the crown Of my head
to lose is sensibiliiy and dandrun 20 ,n upon ~ Bach
four months since eartl ADDED 70 them, by har II
ing on ina top OF my head AL threatening to maze me
bald, = tiLQ 4 ~
In thu unpleasant prcdcament. was induced 70 Try
Wood Hair Restorative msin, to srsst tho falling % Of
eond ever Be sicred to s original color except from dyes
bottles only that not only ihe falling On arresfe
but the color was restored to the gray hairs and senseiliy
10 the scalp, and dandrun CEASED 70 f0rm on my head.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

RExovAL-Mr.s James Mitchell has re-
moved his Foundry to the building he has
recently erected Immediately opposite his
former location. The building he formerly
occupied has. been torn down.gto make
room. we hope. for aInumber of good. SUBJ
stantial .rbu;ldings. such as will b, a
credit to the place. II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

E1- If our friends in the country will
be so kind as to forward such items Of
local news IS frequently occnr il theirlres-
pective localities they will confer favor
on us that viii not be forgotten.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

EE Shesild any of our readers not find
cuongll fea,ling matter in the REPuDLlcAS
TO satisfy them from week to week, we
advise them. then. to call at the Literary
Depot Of DR. I. A.Lemon on Laporte st..
for anything FROM Dime Novel. Weekly
Journal Of Harper's Civilization. or Frank
Lcslie's Illustrated Newspaper, mp to Bon
vans Pilgrims Progress. and. in fact.
almost anything else that may be called
for. The Doctor
-"is gentle. AM is kind.
And never kicks up behind"
so give him call all you in search Of
knowledge.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
N. 70, Henry ce q, J"ly ID, Z, lbs !.

~ NArofEoS, Henry Co. o., July z, 1883.
'-DR. @. W. Rcsxcx1-Deay Sir:nFsr shebeaeft
Of snifering humanity. permit US to announce,
through the columns OF yonr Circular. the surpri
sing propersiesef your Scandiraviap Hq1d $prlfer
and Blood Pills. which Is q sure cure for Indigcs-
ton and Liver Complaint We have several per-
sons in town, who have been suffering with Liver
Complaint and fndigestios, and Notwithstanding
that we have as good physicians can be found in
Northern Ohio yetthe disease baffied their skill.
Consequently rwe were in a state Of despondcney,
until We commenced using your Pills, through and
~ The advice Of our friend, Mr.. Brennan. We
used the medicine according tn direetoas, aud Are
now full of life and hiIarity. and gratitude Is
equal to our improvement IN, health, and spirits.
When We take into consideration what ne have
been. and, what we are AT present, we feel like
charging ourselves of the ain of inSratitude, if We
|didnot try to announce to the pubcthe great ben
efts OF your Medicine Therefore recommend
to the public at large. the expediency of having re-
course to your Medicine. aud consequently. as IN
duty bound, dschrarge what we ieel to be our duty
in advising persons vho are suffering as we have
suffered, to make use of the only true and sure
cure for the diseases already mentioned. ''-
80 - SO 1aisss Mas GwIN'
|o.s7s!s .rss Ia Mas. BRENNAN,
aeii-iis.e MISS HEAroS,
- q ..et -. - 80 &C SrEiMAN.
i See advertise ment., - 1n59mll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

~ Hereafter il is our intention to de-
vote coasi'1ersble space to market reports,
Pssticala<Iy eboss o. Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

q IN p.stc III y he SIR 'wherrf rs1Id.
94>49 ese1 ~ HYl8oeth< @ill seIl IN any duansfy
GoH1Q4 30 aunn8 suit puTchaserf The term, <so esey
particulars onquo ofthc undrrricncd on the premises
april sSafI RIcH4RRcoRBiLEY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

SALE or PEnsoSAL PaorERrr.-As will
he seen on referring to our advertising
columns, Mr.. Jacob III. Miller will sell at
his residence ia Polk township. eight miles
west of Plymouth. and one mile south Of
Tyncr City. on Tuesday. Nov. ID. all bis
personal property. consisting Of household
and kitchen furniture. farming utensils.
stock. DC. DE, MrTM, us determined to
sell. as he intends removing to California
Immediately after the sale. We are sorry
to lose so COOL citizen as Mr. NJ, but
cannot help it. we suppose. Our best
wishes go with him. =. " = ssm.il
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
, GIAAB 80 = - VV& I
$Tfftgt. Rottff1,
no COnsumptiVcs.

The advertiser having restored to health in few
erai with severe lung ascton, md that dread
disease, coshhption rs anxious "a MAKE known to bis
ellow-suncrcrs the means Of cure.
To all xho dcsif IT, hiH send copy the prescrir-
ton used free ehsrs,) With thsfiryfiyF frpraiig
and using the which they siil find sure CrRE FOR
CoSsrMrrfox AsrHNs BnoNcutxs, &c., The only object
ia sdix stl Prescription Is to tcseff
the afflicted and spread informaen which he enoiycs 10
cdy as 1t viii cost them may prove blessing,
Persons Wishing the preseriptiYn win pleass address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Hss1 1its'ie9 - . sshi a'st wnlinms5urfh
, cct1s1ynil > -'t7ie- % Kings County, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

PLYMOUTH MARkkTs.-Whe stszred 30
to %, white CSC 81. O5. according to quail
ity; Cora. arm at Soc pei bus.; Potatoes
Is, to zoe per bus; efinsyr;es 600 per
bus; Apples. best quality. Soc per bus;
Flour sS.OOIto saaS per auudvds Corn
Meal 4Oc per bus; Tallow 1oc per h.
Butter. good quality. 124c per h.: Eggs
10c. per doz-; Onions SOC per bus; Hides.
green SC. dry 1Oc PER lb.I + ID
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
MOFFAT'S
Life Pills and Phoenix Biiters.

yHESE MEICINES have now been
before the public br period Of THIRTY YEARS,
ana during that time have maintained high character
almost Of the Gio
Immediate power 81 restoring perfect health
surring under NEARLY erry Kind OF disease 10 which the
hunRb frame il liabR. 1fT17r
The following among the distressing xariefr of hs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22
Seward at Auburn.


Mr.. Seward lives in two story brick
house Of the old style, much less snowy
than several other houses on adjoining
streets. He is unostentatious anc. cordial,
and lives among his nc;ghbors, respected
by ali ana beloved BY the humblest. Here
Mr.. Seward settled in 1923, when he be-
came the law partner Of Hon. iiah Miller.
Here he built bis fame as a lawyer at the
Cayuga County Bar.
The home OF William Fl. Seva, d, though
three Or four times the age of tiubuque,
and a seat Of justice besides, is not SO large
as the metropolis Of Northern Iowa. Its
population, including 864 convicts, prob
ably falls short Of / {, 900 sous | mention
this fact as solemn warning to the people
Of the three hundred IIawk-Eye villages,
aspiring to be county seats. The impress
sion prevails, ssout vest that shire-town
is sure to be some "pumpkius" some day :
vet ii is melancholy fact that in some
parts of the United States of America,
county towns, with fifty or a hundred years
growth, fail Of becoming great cities ]
make this statement in order to moderate
seasonably the ambition Of rising young
+, Western hamlets Dubuque Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22
Paying His Bet.


Our friend VIM Z. Parish, Esq, of this
place, one of the strongest Democrats in the
world, was so unfortunate before election
as to make wager with Mr.. Thomas A.
Savage, one Of our staunchest Republicans,
that Lincoln would not carry New York.
The wager was in this wise: If Lincoln
carried New York, Parish was to saw q
cord of wood for Savage; if Lincoln did
not carry New York, Savage was to saw a
cord of wood for Parish. Ii is needless to
say that Parish lost, and last Friday he
drove up in his buggy to the wood pile,
pulled off his coat, spit on his hands, and
let into It in merry style. BY night be had
the last stick sawed, and went home with a
clear conscience and a good appetite. Dur
ing the operation he was called on by sew
eral hundred people, who said $50 it,
When we called around, he was swearing
that it was hard enough to saw good wood,
but to be forced to saw the d--dest
knottiest, biggest, hardest chunks that the
bluffs could turn out, was adding "insult to
Prairie du Chen Leader.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22
FARM FOR SALE Ar AUCTION.

The estate of the late C,thbert Bra dwell deceased
comprising hundred and twenty acres o. valuable
farm and mineral Lands 90 fenced in pasture
Dwelling House excellent stone Milk House on n
large aud never-ailing spring Stables AMI other
situated mile south Falrpay, Grant
county, Wisconsin, on the upper G.lefa anu Dubuque
Road eleven miles from the former, from The
Ater--w be sold ut putiic auction, the premises,
to the highest bidder, Monday, the 24th day OF
December next, at O'Clock, T. A. Terms, one thin d
cash. onethird in year. and third in years,
with per cent interest per annu.n. For further
particulars apply to GEO. LIDDLE, Fairplay, almnis
traitor.
Jamestown, December 8, 1860 st
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22
:, HERIFF'S SALE-PARKER.

Stats If Wisconsin, Grant County, Grant Count.
r,,slit Colrt. Judgement of foreclosure and sale
800 ,rlyert naintiH, vs.. James Parker and Eei
Parker. his vie, Defen Nants'
y virtue Of decree Of fore.osur and SAFE mace q
the 18Th day of October A. 1862 nv the ABOVE name
Court in favor of the above named PIT uu az ast ~
above named Defts, and By directions OF n :, =
ney shall the Goth day Of January, A. u. los-; =
the hour OF ] o'clock, p. N. of said day at the IRON
door OF the Court House in the village Of Lacastr
Grant Co., Wis., offer for sale atpubc auction ana WI
sell highest and best bidder for cash ia hand Che
following described real estate, viz:
The half of the northeast quarter OF seetlon no
tw nt) mine (z9) OF township No. -four ~ north o
tangs No five (5) vest ard the east hall OF the south
east quarter, OF section 10. (2) of township NO
three (3} north Of range No six 6) west, in the Coun
Nv of Grant, Wisconsin.
Said premises ordered sold in satisfaction OF IN
judgement in this case amounting to the sum Of thr
Teen hundred and eighty-eight dollars (Sl,3ee q 2
IO0ths) together with interest costs and &C
crung coss.-Dated Sherin-s Office, Lancaster, Gan
- 80 WM. II. FOSTER, Sheriff.
WV. p. DSwEy, Pit'ifs Attorney
l9-wf3 BY GEORGE u. carter, Under SnefiH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22
SHERIFFs SALE. boutwell,. a. al

late Of Wisconsin, Grant County. Circuit Court.
order of sale. John q. Clark, Guardian I'D Ltfcm
Of James jeffrey, George Jeffrey, Eliza Ann jeffrey,
and Edward Jeffrey. minor heirs o Edward jeffrey,
decca~ed Pm ys.Henrietta Boutwell, formerly Jeeyl
and lienry Boutwell,. her husband, Defendants.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale OF the hereinafter
toned lands issued from the above named court to me
oirecte and delivered shall expose 70 sale at Public
Auction in pursuance said decree at the outer door
Of the court house the village Of Lancaster, Grant
County Wsco nsn, the 10Th day of December, A. j.
500, o'clock p. M. said day. The same viii
be sold for the immediate and benefit Oh said minor
heirs, to the highest and best BIDDER Tor cash in hand
The following is d correct description OF the Lands TO
be solu, to wit: The + x OF the W x ofthe NJ q OF
Sec. 81, Town No. 3, II No. 3 w. Also the following
described tracts ia NV u Of Sc Il ofSec. 70, I
merchandising chains East Of NV corner of n
4 of 4of said Section No ~, thence South "a deg.
West 1870 links, variation deg 40 minutes thence
65A deg. + 205 links, thence "a deg, + lilo links,
thence $50 links TO the place Of beginning contain
ing 5-f00ths Also commencing chains and
40 links of wv corner of n q of ) q ofsad sec
26 thence "a deg. variation deg 45ln IlI0nks
thence G54 deg. 4 : chains and - links, thence
ia deg: 10 CHAINS and 80 links theme W chain
and 81 links TO place Of beginning, containing acres
all in Cram County, Wisce nsin Dated Sheis Office
Lancaster October I'D 1860.
W. II. FOSTER, Sheriff.
WA. =, CARTER, Risintias Attorney. lo-ws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given thai the UNDERSIGNED. adj
minstrois of the estate of James Aange late Of The
tawn Ct Patch Grove deceased, by virtue of icenss
from the County Court of Grant County, will sell ~
Public Auction at his late residence ia the town 81
Patch Grove, Thursday The 10Th day Of Decernber
A. H. lS6o, at 10 o'clock a. M the following DIES, rbsd
Deal estate 70 wit: the west half northeast quar-
ter and northwest quarter 81 southeast Quarter IA
section thrty.iy 35l, also west bali II soutll-easl
quarter and northeast quar- ter of south west
and soalh half Of outh vest quarter and est
quarter of northeast quarter aud northeast quarter
of south east quarter of section fifteen (l5l ana north
half of south quarter OF section fourteen n II
and norwes. quarter of south quarter and north
quarter Of s. W quarter Of section twenty
tho above ards all in tUwnshpsix ran &c i've west
add also the west half of south west quarter Of sec-
lion sixteen 6l 10 Township dive g. north OF range
hive west, ais lot Of land beginning rods and four
feet from the southwest Of west half Of
southeast quarter of SECTION four in township i've
t5) north % rngc fvest5} west running north forty
lne feel thence east ten rods thence south
let, thence west 70 the place 81 beginning, with hss
and barn. also part OF the east half of the south.
4aartsr ii SAID section four az town aud range
oeg ginning at point west the north lire 4 chans
and ~ Inks from the northeast Of said tract
q land, thence south chains, thence west chans
ana hfsy Inks thence north chains, thence east
ehaps and nifty INKS "a The place Of beginning will
al The Improvements the All the above lands IL
ing and being in lie q unity ofGrant. ana State Wis
sonsia---Dated Patch Grove, Nov 20 1850.
pRESFRyED ALB ss,,,....~..
S-s4 THOMAS EAGLEs 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22

A PREcocIoUs CHILD.-In 1871 chill
was born at Lubec, named Henri Henad
KEN, whose precocity was miraculous. Al
ten months Of age he spoke distinctly; at
twelve learned the Pentateuch by rote;
and at fourteen months was perfectly ac-
quanted with the Old and New Testa-
ments. At two years Of age he was as
familiar with ancient history as the most
erudite authors Of antiquity. Cicero
would have thought him an alter ego on
hearing him converse in Latin; and in mod
ern languages he was equally proficient.
This wonderful child was unfortunately
carried off-to the grave-in his fourth
year. According to the old proverb, the
sword wore out the sheath"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22
SHERIFFS ,SALE-Ausrrs, EFT AL.

|SHERIFF'S.. SALE-AUsTIN, EFT AL.
State Of Wisconsin, Grant Circuit Court Judgement
of Foreclosure and SAFE o. z. Wetmora, Pl'rG, vs.
VIM. Austin, Henry n. Young and Jared Warner, De
PENDANTS.
By virtue Of decree of foreclosure and sale issued
from the above court in the above entitled
bearing date 18th OF Oct, 1860, and by directions
Plaintiffs Attorneys shall the 10Th day of March,
d. 1861 at the hour OF ~ o'clock of said day at the
front door Of the Courthouse in the village of Iancas
ter Wisconsin, offer for sale at public auction and will
sell to the highest and best bidder for hand this
following described real estate viz: The east half
the north east quarter and the northwest quarter 81
the northeast quarter Of section four ~, township
No four a., north Of range five (5) west contain
ing 12S acres less Also the undivided one
half Of the south east quarter Of the south east quarter
OF section No. two (21 Of town No four ~, north Of
range No six (6) west. containing 20 OF
lesss in Grant IoNrtv. Wis
Said premises orde ed sold in satisfaction of th'
judgement in this amounting to the of SS3t
and &C 100th, together wi interest and costs.
WM. II. FOSTER, Sheriff.
Dated SherifTs Office Lancaster, Dec. 18th, 1860.
MILLS 1 MCKEE, Pitts Atfys. 25-I3w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22

county court, Grant county, Wisconsin. In the matte
of the last viii and Testament OF Edward Jewel
deceased. la Probate, December Term, 1860 Pres
ent William NcGonigai, Judge.
On reading aud ding an Instrument in writing par
porting to be the last viii and testament of Edwar,
Jewell late OF the Town OF jamestown. la the Count'
Of Grant aud State Of Wisconsin deceased wherein "a,
Rev David Hiatus OF the town Of Hazel Green In sal,
county, il ramed sole executor thereupon it orere'
that prof OF said instrument be beard bord the Jnig
OF this courtat the curt house, ia Lancaster, in
county Tuesday the Sth, day Of Jancsv A. d. Isl
one O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day: ordeIes
ested hesei by publishing this order for three3)
eessive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in ~,
Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper published a
Lancaster, in said Grant CountyDated December 5ti
1860.
25-w3 WM. McGONlGAL. County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22

SUNLIGHT IN HoUsEs.-The following
fact has been established by careful obser-
walton: That where sunlight penetratvs all
the rooms Of q dwelling, the inmates are
less liable to sickness, than in house where
the apartments lose its notwithstanding
inhuenc S. Basement rooms are the nur-
series of indisposition. 1t is gross mis-
take to compel human beings to reside par
italy underground. There is a defective
cond ion of the air in such rooms, connect
ed with dampness, besides the decomposing
paint on the walls, and the escape of nox-
ious gases from pipes and drains. All
school-rooms, especially, should be open to
the sunlight, yet, as general thing, they
are darkened like parlor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale in lots to suit purchasers
and the most liberal terms TO pas ens aud time, the
following lands all lying and either side of the
Military road, in the Town of Wingville Grant County
Wisconsin
See. Q, Town 6, N Range West--640 acres.
"a OF Sec. II, Town O. n Range West--320 acres.
VIZ ofsec. Is, Town &, N. Range Vest 80 acres.
Ss14 of Sec. -, Town q, N Range Wet-loU acres
h II ofnw1z of Sec. q, +, 6, N. H. W.-S0 acres.
particulars inquire of fhos. j. Green IL Co., al
Wnsviie, A. d. stills the premises, agents for
Miles White Baltimore, Md
The property is situated two miles west of Wingvilie
fairly divided between praire and timber, per-
eciy adopted Tor taru ing. These lands in
the highest parts OF tile county, but contain y-
ing springs and may had an. by digging
Wisgviile, June 18th, 1860. Eff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22
CHERIFFs sALE-BoLITHE.

OF viSconsin, GRANT county Grant Circuit court
Judgement of Foreclosure 4 Sale Ferdinand Schnea-
der. Pltn. vs. Susan Bolithe, Dept.
By virtue of decree of foreclosure and sale issuee
from the above named Court bearing dat the Sd DAY
October A. D. 1850 in favor OF the above named Plain
tilt and against the above named Defendant and BY d
reetion Of Plaintiffs Attorney shall on the 14th iay
OF January, n D 1861 the hour Of clock, .. NJ d
said day, at the front door Of the house. in the vii
iage OF Lancaster, 6rantCo, Wis., offer for sale pub
Tic auction, and will sell 70 The highest and bidder
for cash in hand the following described real estate
viz: Beginning twenty (29) rods south OF the north
east corner Of the west haf Of The quarter
section one I'D township ID north OF range tive
~ west, and at the southeast corner OF lana
by Woods and Mathews eompany, thence west eight
Isl rods thence south four ~ rods thence east eg,
90 rods thence north four a. rods u The place Of be-
ginning containing thirty two t2) rods of land
less. Said premises ordered sold in satisfaction OF
the judgement in this amounting to the sum oil
500 30I00ths. together with in crest and COSTS
Dated ShertHs Office Lancaster, Oct. 9Th, $50.
WIN. II. FOSTER, Sheriff
WARDEN ANDERSON Pitts. Attorney I7wl3esw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22
LEGAL.
IrSTATE OF THOMPSON.

.s,snty Court, Grant cornty, Wisconsin-In Probate
November Term. 1907 Present. VIM. Mct5onigal
Judge. In Tue msttef OF the estate Of John Thomp
son, deceased.
ON -eading and fling the petition of Sarilda Jane
nhomuson aud Charles Thompson, administrators oil
flowed them for the settlement of the estate of said
Thereupen it Is ordered that the matter OF
i'd petition be heard before the Judge OF this Court,
ioray the 9th day Of December, A. u. 1860, at one
clock in the afternoon Of said day. Ordered further
at notice thereof be giten TO all persons interested IL
aid estate bypublisbing this order for three (5) sue
eessive weeks previous to said day Of hearing, IN the
Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper published al
l.anca ter, in said Grant county.
Dated November 18th. 1860.
WI. NeG0NIG1L.
2t3w County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22
ESTATE OF DAVID RICH, Dnc'D.

county Court Grant County, Wisconsin. In Probate
December Term, 1860 Present VIM. McGoniga
Judge. In the matter of the estate Of David Rim,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of thomas r.
Chesebro of the executors of the last viii and tes
lament of David Rich, late of the town OF Lima, iD til,
county Of Grant, and State OF Wisconsin, d ceased
praying extension OF time far the purpose OF setlin.
said Thereupon it is ordered, that matter
said petition BE- heard before the Judge OF this Court
at the court house in Lancaster, in said COUNTY,
shs first Monday of January, A. u. 1851, at ococ
in afternoon of said day, Ordered further that
tice thereof be given to aR persons interested in
estate, by publishing this order for three % successive
weeks previous to said day OF hearing in the Grant
County Herald, weekly newspaper published at Ian
caster, in said Grant county.
Dated December } 1860.
WM. McGONIGAI.
25.w3 County Judge.