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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25
YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1876

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25
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ADRlATIC,

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

TyHURCH MUsIC-A SOPRANO SINGER WHO Is AC.
" quAined Win church music washes situation 10 church
Of any denominAtn address l. s, Herald olcs stsinx
salary and location Of church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

OvFICE or THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD 90
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bsvs svHea themselves Of me prvless q extesd.T IL
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Bonds for extsnsion possble 10 order that TIE
may be completed before L6sh OF next
q. q. CLABK1 treasure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

AsrRoLoeIsr rHAf KvszS ONE oAH DxrInI
q or fg ssamG ssersNoo Iron .sase 49,. 49,. y
r,cu- An Sboujd corsn th,s sn'ura glued lady nsh
tbem many nisfortunes The speedy
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hcy every Who ccusul hsr fes fnr lssc
bAkary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

NJIBLo'B GARDEN. .f
NlXOst Sou sSraiAN rRoUPs
Fro. Asssy.s soys! Amp By Ioadoa
Tbe bM IN will closed Monday nsxt for one week. IN
or o. 70 ns ~ ihs o., nlsss the spproa Mag
GRAND suNwck CAMPAIGN,
which opens the eth June.
The company Win perform In their spacious tent,
In TIE OlTr OF BhOOKLYk. on AJsuAY. MAY -.
remaining ak days Civ ng ave mstinoea and
IN br ant evening" entertainments sad
IN WILL sBUR0. ON MORDAx AND TURBDAY,
JUNE And5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

DuBrIo NOTICE n BBxKBY GIVEN TO ALL rn
II spns having eAtns sEsna ~ sssAs az Edmond an
Aan suggest his q ~ ss0 q .es Yut dsssss.d prs
seus ne GENE 9Th proDer voueheu heSof un1sr
vyusd snss n 9osssysit sveel, bsere Jsss
l66c. OHA1k4n6 hURRAr, kxeouw.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
rnE STRENGTH or TIE UNION.


The Century, an independent and able
Journal published ii New York city thus
replies to some Of the threats Of disunion,
which haze been 50 ripe il the Democratic
organs:
"The Union Of the American States con
sists III everything bit sla0ery; that j., IN
common race, language, laws and social
destiny ia fertile soil, and commerce; IN
rigeis and railroads that penetrate all, and
cover all Ikea network in oui mail routes
ia consangu;nitv Of families; in the same
literature aud religion; in the same history
for have we not Travelled and fought to-
gether all the way from Magma Chata to
1850! Our Union consists even IL its an
tagonisms; III its opposite climate and varl-
Gus productions; inthe long established
mutual dependence Of its parts on each 9TH
er for the necessities Of civilized life; ia the
growth Of cotton in the South, and is
manufactures III the Moth; and finally IN
The impossibiiity IF pulling up all these
things by the roots, and scattering then
ashes to the winds. We might as well talk
lof dividing the atmosphere as Of dividing
lthe States i'll the sense now signiiied-un
Hess, indeed, some philosopher will invent q
movable boundary which to day shall b
1.-The Ohio river, tomorrow the southern line
of Virginia and the next day the latitude q
Howell III Massachusetts.
The word Disuuion should haze been IT.
vented beforewe learned the habit Of check
ling our baggage from Boston to New Or
leans, on 81 Flier yet-befoge slavery existed
for even then, curse and crime asst Is, vii
hold us united by the necessity Of strength
Ito weakness, as well as the moral justice oI
Jour bearing together a common constitution
! Al and social burden What proposition
We bee toSsk all men. can Be more plain
than that the united energies and means O
THE whole are better able to bear this bur
den, while it must be borne, than the mi
NOR part of these energies and means, and
better able then, to gut I'D Of it, than tbs
minor part? We put the question t3 both
the politician and philanthropist, and II.
1.-THE sake Of the enslaYed, as well as the mas
tier race.
The lessons Of our political party strife'
need to be valuable and elective, t. over
come the eyils-and such they are. Tbs
period of a Presidential contest is one 0
Strong searching to the popular mind
The whole nation is at school listening t
speeches. reading documents, studying th,
Constitution, and trying all manner Of ques
lions BY it. In this great discussion ghicl
Iembraces all the principles Of government
lsifts its powers, contends for its best econo-
mics aud reviews the experience Of all ma
ltions ia all times, the nation IS learning an,
elieiting tbs maxims Of seifgoyernnent.-
We may uiquestionably consider thar tn
national mind gains both strength and WIS
dom by these mental Olympian games.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Mons MAMuorH TREEs.-The discoy-
cry ola forest eight miles in extent, Of inn
lnense trees, il Tulere County, California,
was lately announced by telegraph. Ono
Of them measured 2 feet from the ground
was 123 feet in girth, or ~ feet larger
than any tree heretofore discovered. Two
men cut unsuccessfully for two hours to get
through the bark $50 thestory goes.) The
party that made this discovery speaks also
Of a valley as grand as the famous "Yo-
senite.' The plateau itself is 5000 feel
above the sea, but il is fianked BY granite
and slate mountains stretching to tbs
clouds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
SUMMON --OKEsON.

James Brown Plaintiff rs William d. 0keson Defsn-
aant - ircust Court ia and for the County of Grant
Wisconsin. The State OF Mis 20 the Def here named
Y0n hereby Summoned sid required to answer the
the CLERK OF the Circuit Court Of said Grant County
ana to serve copy ofyeur answer To said complaint
on tile subscfTher ess &c Ia theyage Of Lancaster
Grant County VS. within tNenty days after the service
0coi exclusive Of the Gay Of such service, aud ii sou
fail 10 answer the said com aiHt within the time spec
lied the paintiI in this action will take judgment
against yoa for the Of one hundred and eighty
seven aud 2i-l00ths dollars besides interest AM the
costs Of this aciivD~Datcd Lancaster WIS., sept. 10Th
A. d. 1850. Wa. +. CARTER, Pitts Atty.
Witness Hon. n. II. Cothren. Judge Of said Court Al
Lancaster SAID County, this 10Th day Of Sept $780,
-1fiest JOHN @. CLARK, CIeFk.
l8-w6. BY RICHARD CARTER Deputy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
SHERIFFlS sALE-sTUNTZ.

tiafritV Dennestcn and samuel Drum, 7laintiGs rs
George r. STUNT, Defendant Judgne i OF Fore,
closure and Sale.
BY virtue decree Of foreclosure aud sal obtained
from the circuit court Of Grant County Wisconsin,
the above entitled acon, TO directed, and delivered
bearing date the Sth day Of Ma ch, ID. 1o6e and by
direction Of plaintiffs attorney will sell at Public
Auction u the highest and est bidder for cash IN
and ut the outer door OF the Court House, in the Wiz
age Of Lancaster, Grant County, Wis., saturday the
Z4lh day OF Now. A. d. 1860, at the hour OF clock
PM Of saii day, all of the following described morgaged
premises, much thereof, as may be cessafy t.
bred aud ninstyeigt and eighty undred1hs
dollars S3ge 81 leo TO WITT The west half OF he nort
east quarter and tins mort Invest quarter os tie south
east quarter Of section nber twenty-seven (27l Of
township number enc, Cd north Of range number two
CD west in the county o. Grant and State of Wisconsin
Dated, SberAs Office, August I'D 1900
W. II. FOSTER sheriff Of Grant Co.. Wis
WM. ?. DEWEY, pl'iis Atty, Casssille Wis. l0wl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
sALE-sIMMoNs. et al.
Grant.Cirenit Court. Aneust Telm. 4. D. is6o

Grantstlreutt CouF5 august Term, a. u 1907.
Lyman Little Hiram Little and Ell ". Reyes prrns
o. lhas. simmons, Susan +. simmons, and William X.
sherwn, eefsndants.--F Foreclosure OF Mortgage. By
vfre Of decree Of foreclosure sale IN the above en-
titled canse rendered August Sth 1862 BY direction
Of the Plaintiffs Attorneys, shall, the 18th day Of
November A. d. 1860, at tile hour Of O'Clock 2. NJ
on said day, at the front door Of the house in
the viage Of Lancaster Grant County, Wisconsin, Offer
for sale public auction and viii sell 10 the highest
and best bidder, for cash il hand, the following des
cribed real eiate, viz
Cots numbers one. two. three. q, 2 81 in section
tirioen land also the southeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter Of same section IN township number
six 90 north Of range 60 west, ia Grant Conny
Wisconsin The above sale will be made to satisfy the
judgment in this action. being Tie Of hundred
and twenty three aud 6409ths dollars, S2236f) io-
gether with interest, costs and acerling costsated
SheriGs Office, Lancaster, August Z, 1860.
WAI. II. FOSTER Sheriff, Grant Co.
By Go B. CARTER, Under sheriff. 9w13
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

THE DEVIL Observation-Disclosures says:
"0ace upon a time The devil came to me
md said 'alaltin Luther you are a great
sinner and you viii &c damned9 "Stop.
stop said ], one thing IT time. am q
great sinner, il IS true, though you haze no
eight to tell me Of it. i confess It. What
nextt' Therefore you will be damned I
"Ihat i not good reasoning. It is true !
AN great sinner, butt is written Jesus
Christ came to SAKE sinners I; therefore |
shall he saved. Now, 90 your way s.
cut the devil off with his own sword, and
he went away mourning because lie could
aot cast ne down by calling me o sinner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

gA Dutchman. in describing q span
Of horses which he had lost, said: s'Dey
vas very mooch alike, specially de off one.
One looked SO Inooch like both | could not
ten tadder from yich ven | vent after de
one always caught de oder, ana ! Wiped
the one almost to death because ds oder
kicked at me" He thus describes an acci-
dent: "Vonce, long ago, vent into mine
abble orchard to Climb bear tree to get
some beeches to make mino Yfow blum
building nit, aud ven gets on de dober-
most branch ! vail yrom dc lowernost
limb, nit Won leg on both side Of de vence,
and like to stove mine outside in"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
e. IN ingenious attorney who always

81 An ingenious attorney who always
made Il a point to get the case, was applied
TO by 4 MN who had stolen some pork, 4
defend him. Accordingly, in bis sual at
tentive way, hs ruined the principal evidence
On which tie plaintiff relied, and the jury
brought in . verdict of not guilty. After
the verdict was declared, as the fellow was
leaving The courthouse, he whispered 70 his
attorney thus: s'S4uire, what shall | do
with the pork, for | have got i yeti -
Eat il, replied the lawyer, .'ior the jury
say you did not steal IL II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
rnn WAY 10 cuaa rna DIsgAIoA.

If the Union could be dissolved in TWEEN
ty-faur hours ly a Southern Convention,
there would be great danger Of its accom-
plishmcnt; but luckily some months would
have to elapse before the formalities could
lie settled, even supposing that no obstacles
should be thrown in the way; and in the
meantime the people and the politicians
would be compelled to look the eonsequen-
ces fill in the ftce. Long discussions must
necessarily take place on the various new
wants and exigencies Of the Southern Con-
federacy, III which the dangers to lie met
and the ways and means to meet them,
must be fully brought out. For instance,
in providing for an army and navy, It
would be q most discouraging reflection
that establishments no larger than those
possessed By the present Federal Union
would cost nearly forty millions per anDum,
although our army consists Of only about
sixteen or seventeen thousand men, and the
navy on the same economical scale
Would the South feel secure with so small
standing army as we now find sufficient
to protect the whole Union! Would twice
or thrice such an army suffice for The pro
lection Of a slaveholding Republic! Then
there Is the civil list, including the Post of
fee. BY all means, let there he a South.
ern Convention called to discuss these
questions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

The lest German writers, Hermann
Grimm amongst them, arc adopting tho
harp, short, direct and uuambiguous Eng
gish style, and abandoning the German clas-
lie stYle, whose sentences FIJI q whole page
aiih tho key ii the last work. Car
schuIz is another example Of shis success
i'll change ofstyle. It il, IN other words
lhe talk Of every tlay lita, IL tie simplest,
shortest words.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
LEGAL.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

~ asl,nfni<
traitor Of the estate OF Richard s. Bacon late q Cneln
natt in the State OF Ohio, deceassd BY virtue q 2 y
ccnse granted b. the county court Of CrSWiu,u 1ouy
81 October, A. D. $780, win sell az public aact on on
The sixth day Of Decembcr A. D. 1860 a. me nour O
Two O'Clock p. of said day, ~ she pfemses Hsas4
Of Muscoda in tbs county Of Grant ana stare q
consin The toms Of such sale will be one ttd cash
down: one third in one year. and third in years
if, annual INTEREST secured BY bond and mortgage on
the premises s0ld.--iiated Oct. ~ 1860
2l-w3 JOSEPH @. GIBBONS. Administrator
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

~ A strange mirage was lately seen
ia Scotland. Several ships were seen in
The air, sailing across the face Of the sky
from East to West The line Of vessels
seemed to be fully five miles il length, and
they appeared to be sailing down river
whose high banks could be made out be-
hind The ships. Some Of the vessels seem
sd to be morei close to a fortress, built on
a rock. 10 all the party was the pheno-
manon distinctly visible. So clear was the
air, and 50 close did the ships appear to
their eyes that the sailors pulling 1T thu
opcs wers made oat with ease, even b.
Tue children who saw the strange spectacle
The phenomenon was nearly half an houi
before i disappeared.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE

The subscriber offers for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers
and the liberal 10 payments aud time, the
following lands, all lying and either side OF the
Military road tle Town Of Wingve, Grant COUNTY.
Wisconsin
Sec. Q, Town 8, N. Range West--C10 acres
Ma Of Sec. ~, Town =, N Range y est-5-o acres.
Swl4 of Sec. y, Town 6, n. Rangel Wet-l60 acres.
E}s of nwi4 Of Sec. Y, T. ., N. X. W.-S0 acres.
Fer particulars inquire of fhos j Green Co., at
Wngvile, A. D. Mills the premises, agents for
Miles White Baltimore, Md
Tie property is situated two miles west OF Ningvle
SO fairly divided between prairie and timber and per-
fecty adopted for farming. These. lands are located IN
the highest parts of the county, ba contain several s
ing springs and water may be hadany where by digging.
Wingyille, June 18th, 1850. l-tL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
A UCTION SALE
OfStOck Farm & Household Property

The following property viii DO sold At Auction on
the premises Of the undersigned residing one and
qtrter miles southwest OF Lancaster Monday the
18th Of November next:
i mare six years old;
hily years, past,
colt one year old, past,
3 cows, and seven head ofyoung stock,
"A lot of hogs aud sheep,
Farming Implements, Household and Kitchen furni-
tnre. + ur hives bees. &c, &C.
Terms of Sale; al under ten dollars, cash IN
hand; dollars, bond aud approved security,
with l. month"; credit at ten per cent, interest,
"A. w SHEWEY.
l.ancastt : October 23G 1860. l9-3w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
HOE To AlL wIloM IrMAY CoNcERN

"A persons indebted 10 re either BY mortgage, note
bond land u,i>4o snt, hook account, viii please
take notice. that ia sl-ss Of The that haye iAdulg
you Though the clisiS and now, that tile times arr
once n0ae good the fsr es having eTta aund ce
sha expect nly pas grn une and ALI shall be safs
lied With part whore til whole cannot be paid. viii
take heat, FORK Beef and Cash Twill fay the best phi
ees thai be paid ID tlas market hope this notice
will be sufficient call Sc that shalinot have to
JOHN p LEWIS.
wish &c buy 5000 pounds strictly prime butter in fir
Sins, for which liberal piic will be paid,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
LEGAL.
cHERIFFs sALE.-CAmpBELL, e. al

CHERIFF'S SALE-CAMPBELL, et al.
s59te If Wisconsin, Circuit Court Of Grant County
August Term, A. d. 1900 ,.,,.o.-.,.
william Fitch, plaintiff, Danie Campbell ana saral'
t~pbell his wife, and y. W. CEinweii, defendants.
Judgment OF foreclosure and SALE
I3v virtue or decree Of foreclosure sale, issued
from the Circuit Curt OF Grant County Wisconsin ~
ha above entitled cause bearing date the 5h day o.
Anonst A. d. 1860 and by direction Of plaintiffs Al
torney, shall and viii sell on The 18th Day q q
M, enber AL D. 1S60,at the hour Of two Q cloci
nj az said dav at the Front door ofthe Court House
in the village Of Lancaster, Grant CO.. Wis, oter Tor
ae at public auction to the highest and ot bidder ioI
ash in hand the following described real estate;
The northeast quarter Of section number twenty one
town ak (6} range bvc, 80 aud fofty-two and one
nall acres of the north end Of the west half the north
vest quarter OF section number twenty-five (z2 N to"n
Xix Isl nortl Of range ve vert Of the fourth principal
nf Tie above mentioned Judgment, amounting to The
sum Of 1856 25 bssds interest and costs-Dated Sher
ll's Office Lancaster, Aug. s 1860 -
Nurs & mckee. PITTS ATTY. swl5