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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
THE HERALD.
uH0 Will - KsaG or JEnusALEsll


'rh;sis one Of the two great exciting
questions Of the day ii Europe. The knot
tn Italiau complication il succeeded BY an
other equally interesting--the Syrian diff
Guilty aud tie journals are already begin.
MING 10 aebsae the question who will bc
King III Jerusalem From recent news re.
ceiged from Europe, It is probable the army
Of Loais Napoleon il already IN occupation
Of Palestine. including the Holy City
The Emperor Of the French Is the Warwick
who will give to king.
There ara FIVE millions Of Hebrews scat
tered over Europe AMI America, who, in
proportion to their 6aubcrs, hold greater
amount If smonesh' than any other race.
They excel all others in the quantity they
possess or old gold, old silver and old clothes.
Now the Jews have deep interest in the
question, and they are looking forward to
the day when they will be able to return
to the land Of their circumcised fathers, from
which they have been 50 long bani h ID
Lous Napoleon is about to solve the ques-
ton. BY lis advice young Baron Roth
child is here studying the institutions cf the
country, a study which is the main cause
of the Emperors own success in France
and which will probably be attended with
The same effect III the case Of the Prince 81
Wales, who is coming here for a similai
purpose, England having in recent year,
lost caste among first class nations, from
want Of ability in her statesmen. Roth
child will remain here till after the election,
watching the working of our Institutions
&ad it is in contemplation to give him a
public banquet in this city, in anticipation
Of greater honor that awaits Linn.
The moment Louis Napoleon gets Syria
under his thumb, as lie has got Italy, hs
will fetch out the Baron Rothchid, pre-
pared by his American training and cxpe-
rience, and he viii place The crown Of Je.
lusalem upon his bead. The wealth o.
the Jews from every country and cline
will soon be collected in the Holy Land
and railroads and hotels and civilization
Will be established in the wilderness, and
European ard American travellers will be
able to get something better than "locusts
and honey" the fare which John the Bap-
istfound there eighteen hundred years ago,
and which continues ihe food Of wanderers
10 the present day.-E r. Hcrayd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
SUMMONs-WIsE.

james Vance, Plaintiff, rs. John Wise, Defendant
ircuit Court in and for tho County Of Graft MIS-
In Vacation, June 10. The State of Wis, 10 he Def
here named. You are hereby summoned and req aireu
the complaint Of the plaintiff in this action
ecpy OF which is file in the office of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF said Grant County, and copy
of your to said complaint the Subscribers al
their Office in the village Of Lancaster, VS. within twenty
days after the of this on you exclusive
of the lay OF such service, and fyou fail the
said aint within tho time specified the plaintiff
in this action will take Judgment against you for the
Of six hundred and seventy six and l00ths dollars
besides costs.-Dated Lancaster, June III, 1850.
MILLS MCKEE, Pl';Hs Att'ys, Lancaster, Wis.
9-w6-ch NJ. 4 VI.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
WOOL-CARDING, SPINNING,
PULLING. cOLOalnG, WEAVING, cLoia-DREsSIa(
AT TIE MILLvIId.E FACTORY.

The Subscriber thankful for the liberal share OF pat
ronage heretofore received would say that he cord
AS fine wool, and DO it well any machine in the
county Those from distance favorng With their
patronage will be well treated; their work well done
and as possible.
Wool made into cloth, blsnkets, or sannels, on the
shares for money, low aacoIding to the time and IN
season If brought in June. Oar old customers who
work.
Our Spinnng il all done by hand and is acknowledge
ed to be better than Machine work Bring your wool
in good order aud we will warrant you good rolls
Weaving ofall kinds Done in the Fall and Wintor.
Millyille, May 81, 1860. JOSEPH H0RSFALL.
49-m3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS,
TfENNIMORE FARM FOR sALEigl

b
The property known as the Old Fenrinore Farm.
situated eight miles west of Wingyle, in Grant Coun
~ and owned by ME, Is offered sale, reside At
distance thererom, too great 10 give it proper attcn
tipn
In tie tract $50 acres II under cultivation,
300 acres OF the best timber in this county, balance
brush nr OAK openings. The improved part Is situated
on both sides Of the old military road, whic road
iends from Madison west to the Mississippi DlStane,
to the & NJ Railroad at l,oscobe, Is .niiss.
Near the house in aie spring aud tiere are son Is
other springs the land. II il therefore we'll wat rec
and tnbered. On the premises is good orchardt OF
300 bearing The farm is in toleIabe repair I'D
the buildings good enough The dwelling being new,
rs by "a story aud haFL ca the east and west are
sthe Pfonson aud Stewart prairie andsfor sale very
low being also among the handsomest the military
road The lands all equal to the best in Wisconsin
II cannot sell the hall all the property, then
ri. II most Of the timber in 10 TO 20 tracts,
Nv II sell the property 10 to 20 per cent cheaper
uniting improvements than spectators in that vci
ty offering their lands 81 equal quality and location
TER fs--Tmber land, cash. Hall the whole tract, Or
all ~I be sold for ha cash, residue IN three at
pere mt interest payable annually refer to II. A. w
Men FOR particulars and who viii show the lands.
Title perfect. THOMAS FLEMING.
Fennimere Aug l, 1860. -m3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
IMPROVED FARM
For Positive Sale

will sell at the lowest price, 200 lcres OF land of
acres thereof under cultivation and fence; we'll timber
ed and waered; good dwellings, barn. various out build
ings, orchard, &C. The farm situated miles south
east Of Boscobe and the Rslroaa Terms, part cash
balance line.
Also several other tracts DC land about the same dis
lance from Boseohel viii be sold lower than any lane
in the county. Also one improved farm If half Sec
ton, miles southwest of Boscobel, good dwelling
small orchard lq0 acres under fence, 70 acre pillow ed
well 4tered AMI tinibered am ia debt and eteftfn
ed to leave Tor new country, Terms part cash. bal.
ance aa time. Inquire of tie SubSe ibcr at oscobel
ApFlh 24ih, A. D., 1850. 45-u 81. 3. BUTTON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
COMPLAINT FOR PARTITION.

Circuit Court for Grant County, Wisconsin.
john G. clark, Guardian ad hfem Of James jeffrey,
George jeffrey, Eliza jeffrey ard Edward jeffrey,
minor heirs OF Edward jeffrey, deceased, plaintiff,
Henrietta Bothwe formerly jeffrey and Henry Both
well, her husband for partition,
The State Of Wisconsin 10 The ADORE named defendants:
The complaint OF the above named plaintiffs having
been duly hled in tis curtpra ing for ttion OF the
following described lands premises situate lying
an Il being i'll said Grant County:
Inc east half OF the " OF the 3 q Of section No
l}2) tlirty-twO OF town iabeT three ~ north Of
range lumber three l3) west; also the following des
crbed tract in the northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter oil ~ ction 70 OF said town and rapgecOmmen
cling I've chains east Of The northwest OF north
west quarter OF southeast quarter Of said section 20
thence south 21s we 1850 links, variation . 45na
east; thence north Com = east z05 links; thonce
Z1z east lilo links thence 100 links to the place
Of beginning, containing 5-lo0 acres Also the fol-
lowing described piec. parcel Of land, commencing
chains and SO links east OF the northwest Of the
northwest quarter OF the So heast quarter Of said
ton 70; thence soath 21am vest, variation 45m j.
I1l0 links; thence north 6514 east chains and
links; thence ~ east 10 chains and 80 links.
thence st chain and ~ links to the place Of begin
defendant, Henrietta Boutwell,, formerly jeffrey is
titled to dover estate in said land. Now, therefore,
you hereby required to appear and 10 the
said complaint on before tie first day Of October
1860, the said complaint will be taken confessed
ri. N. CoTHREN, Judge.
State Of Wisconsin,
County Of Grant.
CLEgKs OFFICE CIRCUIT CoURT-I, John G. Clark,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court in said county, DO hereby
certify that have compared the foregoing with the
original order in the above emitted aud that il
Ia true transcript therefroni.
In testimony thereof hereuRto set my band and az
fix the seal Of sand Court, at Lancaster, in said
Ae'I county, this 9th day OF August, 1860.
JOHN q. CLARK, Clerk.
wM. E. CARTER, Plaintiffs Atty 8tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
CARL sCHURz ON THE BELL-EyERETg
PLATFORM.

The folly Of the union party platfognl
was fairly and eloquenty exhibited in Carl
Schurz's speech at St. Louis:
"Here we encounter the union party,
with Bell aud Everett, who tell us the best
way to settle the conflict is to ignore it
laughter. ignore it. Ignore it, when
attempts are made to plunge the country
into war and disgrace, for the purpose Of
slavery extension. ignore it. when slavery
and free labor wage their fierce war about
the possession Of the national domain -
Ignore il, when the Liberties Of speech and
The press arc attacked Ignore it, when
the actual settler Claims the virgin soil, and
the .iayeholdiRg capitalists claim it also ~
Ignore It, when the planting interest seeks
to establish and maintain its extensive su-
premaey in our economical policyi Ignore
ii, indeed Ignore the fire that consumes
the corner posts Of the house, Ignore the
storm that breaks the rudder and tears to
tatters the sails Of your ship Coniure the
reYolted elements with meek Mount Yer
non lecture. Pour upon the furious waves
TIC llesCiQ Oil 81 a 4HCttttiOI liOili " tSIi~
ington's Farewell Address. Cheers and
laughter. 1t is true, they tell us, they
will enforce The laws and the constitu-
ton. Well enough! But what laws -
Those that free labor demand, or,thosc that
slavery give usg What constitution -
That Of Washington or Madison, or that Of
Slidel, Douglas and fancy Loud and
loud continued cheering. The conflict
stands there with the stubborn, brutal force
Of reality. However severely it may dis
tmb the nerves of tinaid gentlemen, thereit
stands and speaks the hard, stern language
of fact / understand well that great prob
lens and responsibilities should beapproach-
ed with care and caution. But times like
these demand the firm action Of men who
know what they viii, and mW 1t, not that
eunuch policy, which, conscious Of its own
unproductireness, invites us blandly to set
tie down into the imbecle contentment Of
general impotency. They cmsnqt ignore
the conflict if they would, but haye not
nerve TO decide il if they could
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
PATTON
COLLEGIATE SEMINARY.

/ TIE Fall Term will commence the second Tuesday in
September and continue twelve weeks.
by this arrangement teachers will be enabled to at
tend The seminary the whole term, before they will be
required to commence theii winter schools. Teach
ter's Department for The especial purpose of drilling
teachers in the art and sciohce OF teaching, will be u-
der the immediate charge of the Principal.
THE DEPARTMENT OF Music, will be under the super
vision OF Miss Alma M. Graves who is prepared teach
Melodeon and Piano Music. Miss Graves comes from
the East highly recommended and her Iabors with US
during the past term have given universal satisfaction
COMMERCIAL COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. The course
in this, is thorough and PRACTICAL embracing le and
Double Entry Keeping, and its COLLATERAL branches
such as Commercial Calculation, Banking, Commission
Compound, Company, shipping, Railroad, Exchange \
Manufacturing Business.
SPENCEl's SYSTEM or PENMANsHIP. is thoroughly
taught without extra CHARGE by experienced ana
accomplished in the business 10 all vino pass an ex
animation in Keeping there will be granted unel
the Seal of the institution an elegant Diploma, which
will be found to be passport TO the confidence of every
business house in every part OF the Union. This de-
parnent will be under the charge Of who was fof
years PRESIDENT Of one OF The most furnishing CONNER
cia Colleges at the East, and who is himself practices
BoGk-k Keeper.
PnoNoGRApIIc REPORTING viii constitute a branch Of
the Commercial Department, and be taught by yegl.
rapid speakers even those that speak two hundred
per minute
DRAWING & PAlSTIyG.-This department viii be un-
der the charge Of an experienced Artist one OF whose
pupis "a laiating took premium AZ me County Fair,
upon picture painted when Tile lessons were being y.
en-, and before the pupil bad completed her cours.
without further iai ticuarizng it is proper state
that ~ the above named Institution all the branches
usual pursued IN Common Schools, Academies and
many Colleges, viii receive the attention experience
ed and practicai teachers.
For further information the readers are referred to
ihe Offering, o. TO circulars found every Post Office
Tafton, August g. 1860 g.t4I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

THE FAcruriEs or AIsGsEGoR- That
our friends "out west may know that We
can take care Of their grain, theirteams and
themselves, we beg 70 report g this a'isPf
cioqs nine that at Mearegof there aFe now
not less than % grain warehouses; that Il
steam tug viii constantly ply with barges
70 the depot II the grain trade exclusively;
that orr Bluff street Is now So wjdened ana
the warehouses So improved, that it will
be almost impossible TO "choke up With
teams, rs was doae last fall, that we have
nine hotels in operation, many Of them Of
the very largest class II. Accommodation for
man and team. we have (alreadyl about
20 produce buyers, As sharp attel each 9th
er As members q opposite politicl parties
Nc Gysqor Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
SHERIFFaS SALE-FRY-

STATE OF Wsconsin--Circuit Court of Graft County
Aug. Term, ls50: Judgment OF Foreclosure and ale
john kemser, PlH. VS.. Isaiah Fry, Deft
BY virtue Of decree of foreclosure aud sale issaee
bearing date August 7tF, IS 0, hall on the 24th a.,
5f November Alb 1860, at the front door Of the Cou
House in the village of Lancaster Grant county wis
at the hour of = Pm. of said day offer for sale at pu-
c auction and will sell to the highest and best bisr
for cash in hand, the following described real estate
viz; The west bali OF the northeast quarter OF Section
No. eleven III in Town No. four [4l North Of Range
No. tive IN VEST, containing SO acres more or less
Said premises ordered sold in satisfacon of he
judgement in this ca-s amounting to the $3.50 SO
TO- ether with cost interest ssccruine m
Sheriiis Office, Lancaster, aug. 225, 1866
VA. II. FOSTER, Sheriff
Mills 4 MCKEE, Pins Att'ys. iona
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
LEGAL.
cHERIFF SALE--S1uMoNs, 81 al.

Grant-Circut Court, August Torn, A. D. 1900
LYMAN Little Hiram r. Little and Ell N. Reyes, pitts,
rs qhos. simmons, Susan y. Simmons and Wiiiiam r.
Sherwin defendants Foreclosure Of Mortgage BY
virtue Of decree c foreclosure sale IN the above eu-
titled caase rendered August 9Th 1869 and By direction
of the Plaintiffs Attorneys, SHALT on the llth dy q
on sad day at the ifonl door Of tho court house in
the village Of Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin, Offer
for sale public auction and viii sail TO the highest
and best bddes, COR cash in land, the following des-
scribed real eiets, VIZ:
Tets numbers oge two three. T., 81 In section
thirteen, (i3)and also the southeast quarter o. me
ttheast quarter Of same section in TOW asp numar
lsy 90 north Of range six 90 west, IN Grant County,
Wisconin The above sale will TO r.aae tosatsfy the
Judgment in this action. being the Of two hundred
land twenty three and 64-l00ths dollars t$z364) 70.
lQeher with interest, costs and aecrning costs
lSheriIfs Office, Lancaster. August 1860.
WM. II. F0SFEE. Sheriff, Grant Go.
By GKo b. CARTER Under sheriff. gy13
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
NEW STOREl NEW GOODS!
AT GLEN HAVEN.
Spring Stock arrived. Tremendops Excitement on ar
count Of
Extraordinary Low Prices!

Goods must be sold before the frst Of August Ny sock
consists Of Dry Goods Groceries, Boots AMI Shoes, in
numberless varieties Parasois Hats and Gaps, Ready
Made Clothing, Yankee Notions, Crockery Glassware
and Cutlery. Tin aHd Sheet Iron, Nails BY the keg at
81 25 Wooden Ware, cordage, ETC., etc.
Very thankful to my numerous friends and patrons
for the liberal in which they have sustained me
IN my efforts to do largely increased business, hope
be able TO Ieciproeate that kindness BY spaibg 10
pains do them Justice for hejrliberality. am ready
CIV with of the finest and test selected stocks Of
goods that has been exhibited in Glen Haven, and
would respectfully invite examination Of the
In addition, it Is well known that tho market, being
condition OF stagnation, prices have reached lower
point for many styles of goods than before ia many
years Feeling confident that my stock of goods viii
please both old and voung solicit early call, as
am determined close by before the lst Of Aug
IT, Beef Hides and Cotton Rags Wanted.
Nay 49, 1S60.-4stf r COY AN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
A ENACTMENT. FLASHER.

Grant County, Town Of Wingville ss In justice COURT
To ilenjamn Flasher: va hereby notified that
warrant Of attehsP.t has issued against YOU
and yonr credits attached, TO sasfy the deald ii S.
b. Green Robert Chandler persons doing business
,lnde- the name and style Of S. u. Green 4 Co..
accounting sixteen dollars. Now unless you shall
appear before A d. Mills justice OF the peace Ii and
fof said County, al bis office SAID town. ON the 18Th
day Of September A. 1885, at ten O'CLOCK in the fore,
noon haai Judgment viii be rendered against sou,
Dated this 18th day Of August A. D. 1860.
). ~ GREEN
ROBERT CHANDLER
lows p.aintiIs'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

Eg-"So you are going to keep house are
your said an elderly maiden to young
woman recently married.
Eyes," was the reply
"Going to have girl, ! suppose was
queried.
The newly made wife coIorcl, and then
quietly responded that "she did not really
know whether it would be a boy or girl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

WALwoRrH CouSTY HARVEST Wheat
through this county will average over thir-
" bushels e the acre. Those who have
threshel have been astonished III the yield.
Many fields will average forty bushels "a
the acre, We know Of some farmers who
have raised and secuted twenty fiye hum
arod bushels. Dclaeu2 J0ur8Qk
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
IN PROBATE WELSH.

county court, Grant coppty Wisconsin, IN the matter
Of lie Hast viii aud Testament OF John Welsh, deceas-
cd. In Probate, september Torn, 1860. Pesent VIM.
McGonigal, Judge
On reading and ding an instrument in writing pnr-
porting to be the viii and testament Of John Welsh
late of the of Little Grant, County of Grant and
State of Wisconsin, deceased wherein Wood 4. Beach
of said Grant County, is ed Eecutor Thercupon it
il ordered ropf Of said inst be heard before
the Judge of this court, at the court house, in ncas
ter In said county, Monday the first day OF October,
A. d. 1860, at o'clock in tue afternoon Of said day.
Order ~ further, that notice thereof be given TO all per-
sons interested in said estate, by publishing this order
three go successive weeks previous to said day of
paper published at Lancaster, Is said Grant County
isated September 3. 1860
I2-w3 WA. McG0NlGAL., County JUDI.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
SHERIFFs sALE,-CAupnEIL, q a


State Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court Of Grant County
August Term, AID. 1850.
William Fitch plainti1, Daniel Campbell and Sarah
Campbell his vile, aud d. w. q. Dunwe defendants.
judgment Of fore closure and sale.
BY virtue Of decree Of foreclosure & sale, issuee
from the Circuit Court OF Grant County, Wisconsin,
the above entitled cause, tearing date the 9TH Gay
August A. ID. 1860, and By direction Of plaintiffs Al
torney, shall, and will sell the 18th day Of
NGs et1ber a. ID. lo60at the hour OF two 'cloch
r. NJ of said day the Front door ofthe Codft Houss
in the village OF Lancaster, Grant Co., Wis., offer fol
e at pubic auction to the highest and best bidder foi
cash ia band, the following described real estate:
Th- northeast quarter OF secti number twenty one
town six ~ range fye, 10 ard forty two and cue
hall on tile north end Of the halt the norti-
west quarter of section number twenty t22 ia town
six Co north OF range Use, west Of the iourt priacipa
meridian, said premises ordered sold satisfaction
Of the above mentioned judgment, amounting 10 the
Of S5S525 besides Interest aud costsDated Sher-
i'll i office, Lancaster, Aug. s 1860
Nm. II. FOSTER, Sheriff
MILLs MCKEE, ITlFs Atty. gwl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
pITTS' SEPARATORS 4
HORSE POWERS,
Manufactured by Cummings And Remington,
Dubuque, Iowa

The undersigned Agents for the above celebrated
Fhreshing Machine at Cassyille, Wisconsin,.
We have sample Machine OF the shove kind on
exhibition here and would call the attention ofai those
in want of No. threhing machine, to the fact, that
this machine costs about 800 less than the Canton Ohio
Machine. ami will do the amount of work. Price
of Machine complete, with Trunk Wagon on time 500,
Cash $685. Messrs. Bale Johnston OF Blakes Prai-
RTE, run one OF these Machines last fall; er you
about merits of this Machine to these practical threshers
Machines finished within days after order given For
terms of payment general information, apply to
K. BklNKMAN, Co, Agents,
Cassville, Wisconsin.
Cassvi'le, July a. 1860. 6m2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

GsE-T The following story il told Of boy
who was asked to take a Jug and get some
beer for bis father, who had spent all his
money for strong drink: "Give me the
MONEY, then, father replied the son.
"My son, anybody can Get the beer with
money, but to get beer without moneys that
is trick
So the boy took The JUG and went out .--s.-
Shortly he returned, aud placing the jug be-
fore his father, said, Drink
GLOW can ] drink, wheu there is no beer
III the iugg7
80 drink beer cut Of a Jug" says the
boy, .'where there is beer, anybody could
do that, but to drink beer ont ola JUG where
there is 20 heag that is a tfickw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
pIKE'S PEAK.
Stevens Pass, California r!
To Mill or Meeting, or any other Place by Land
with your own Boat.


TAKE SOTICE,-Taat an easy running wagon Is 4 very
dne thing in this respect, offer the testimony OF
those who are using my wagons that my fou-wIeeled
carriages can't be beat for easy runnngrequirg less
power and friction than any other west Of Chicsgo.
Persons having wagons Of other make bringing them
10 rue for re-moaeling.
am making any style of catdage that is in use for
all parts, being familiar wii
both the iron and wood work OF a wagon
endeavor to keep as good workmen as can be fopAo
in the country.
few very fine Patent Thimbleskcin Wagons for ale
"a terms at the Premium Wagon Shop Lanes -ter
Having permanently established myself and bushes
in Lancaster, epend my reputation for substantial
support in time to come.
Cash Paid for go0d seasoned Spokes
Lancaster, Wis 81 II. BUDD.
Wagon Painting at Lancaster. I
Painting done in good style at Badd's shop in Ian
caster.
Paints kept constantly hand ready prepared for re-
painting wagons and other work.
Re-painiing OF .sag0ns re-pays treble OUTLAY
Lancaster, Feb. %, 1852 So D. ii BUDD
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

Eg Oregon adyices to July 31st state
that the opinion prevailed that larger crops
the State would be harvested
this year than ever before.