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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22

The BURcH DNoRcE CAsE.--Last Mon
day. writ Of ha5eas corpus Was served
on Isaac III. Burch, commanding him to
appear and show cause why the children,
Mary w. Burch and Harriet Corning Burch,
aged respectively eleven years and two and
q half years, are restrained Of their liberty,
BY q separation from their mother, at Chi
Icago 1t is supposed that this contested
right to the custody Of the cllildren was the
main object Of the late trial at Napierville.
The hearing Of this latter case is at Joliet.
before Judge Norton. - Galena .A7rertise,. 4.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22

The population of the balance ofthe Slave
States was about 4,000,000.
New York had population in 1850 8!
3.048,3 1926, and Pennsylvania 2,25S,453,
either of which exceed the total of that OF
the States proposing to break up the I'm
ion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22
Of the Gulf states.

The white population of the so-called
"Secession States or those which are re-
lied upon 10 form Southern Confederacy
80. ~ e. ill.,, ~ ICsn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22

The following extract from letter to
Mr.. Hugh A. Moore, from Mr.. w. IL,
Griffin, who removed from Lancaster to
California last spring, will be read with
some interest:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-22

Some extracts from leading English
journals viii be found below, giving their
views on the election Of a Republican Pres
ident and the secession movements at the
South.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-15
TO THE FARMERS OF row.
IMPROVE YOUR Ml61B EANDO.

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tuAeutAAJbe0 t09t tHe tosOse tau a0S m&09 poSpeg
uaisby justice, bat not an instant By she appli
cation Of force. He believed with tho CITY ol
New York, that the power 70 deal with the
pending political question, rests with the Re
publican party Those who have contfol Of the
Legislation Of the Northern States-let the IL.
gislaturss be conyeped, that We may see in what
rnAnner they ere prepared to deal with The ques.
tion. aa '93sssssa slsss IFS zaE5 20 9
Mr. Sherman, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported bill, authorizing she issue
Of ten million dollars worth of treasury notes Of
REORGANIZATION Of not lees than one hundred dol
lara The faith of the United Statss 10 pledged
for their redemption. The money il authorized
TO Be borrowed from time TO time - deemed e4-
pedient 1914 81 efa,k
The bill. after debate, WAS passed without
the question On Nr. Ha1kin's request.
The House adjourned s5ssg IL, .,
HousE-Mr. Cobb, Of Alabana, did mot rise
to make . speech, hat 10 express an anxious de-
sire that the Select Committee should commence
their business and present their deliberations in
some tangible form. His hop, however, uas faint
~ TO any useful result. II snything was to be
done to save his State, Il must be done &c once
The election of delegates 70 the f3tatA Conyen-
sion takes place on the 9th inst, and the Con-
vention meets On ~ 5th of January. What
means these crowded gal eries9 dis answer
was: The excitement which peryAdes the pub
lie mind, not only here, but throughout The en-
tire coantry-all are looking to Congress 70 do
something" He hoped the House wenld stop
this debate, and do sosnething, il possible, to
produce harmony amshg the people. There vas
pure beam Of light from Boston, which NAV
ultimately have good allect ON the public mind
a - A.. a.,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-15

Nessrs. Niles, Bonhsm and XcQneen called
upon the President to-day, and had . long con-
ssltation with him in regard to the secession Of
South Carolina, and the terms on which she viii
60 out Of the Union. sas. .aass #sii 81 s84ss4 NJ
+ The business Of the Treasury was entireiy Bus-
pended today, as the President did not commits
si0E Mr. Clayton, Mr. Cobb's assistant, to Bill the
once temporarily, q heretofore. This omission
/ wns considered significant.
j Reverdy johnson, Who has Just returned from
California, declares himself for Onion at al haz-
/ ards and against all opposition. NJ
/ Bstoa Rouge, Dec. il, III
| The Governor in his message tsthe EXTRA So.
sion Of the Louisiana Legislature exhofts calm
ness and elaboration He Gays that the election
ofLincoln, shows that the Northern mind i,nois.
Oned against the South, that the wise eouusiIe
OF our fathers are forgotten, and the fraternal
| remonstrances Of the South are disregarded. he
recommends Convention, and says Louisiana
oaght not 70 refuse 70 meet her sister hold
ing Statea in counsel, and to demand Of the
North ~ repeal Of the obnOxiour Regulation.
and guarantees against future similar messurca.
He says these questions should be met before
the Inauguration Of Lincoln, because he self.ra-
spect and honor Of the State does not comport
nth her remaining under Black Republican
A resolution recommends the erection ar
military board. and asks an appropriation Of half
million dollars for the purchase Or arms for
golunteer companies. The. menbsrU IRE not dis-
posed % oct hastily, bas isyor he preparation
Tor any emergency.
s. i y Nv York. Dec, II.
Advieea ffom HAyd report ~. failure VI IA
conspnacy ~ shange ~ form &c eoveraupene
end ~ exfcotica q ~ eOpspirztofA incIBdsnK
several .osaa6 and IN AnsEisaa citisaa. ! nAtiys
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n. B.--Aachnes farnhhed, and the Fighs 70 No n,
same FOR coupties townships farms can De
~ application addressed 70 9ss4
WILLIAM SUNDERLAND BROS.
Augl2w Il. - eta s.7a8 a n Rurlinrso. -. !
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-15

1000 genuine Tor u q nanufacturer1
rstDas y 1ots tcD1it raichAsefs; b.
PIKH & KELLOGG a
epfS-oply o. Louis, No.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
SHERIFF'S sALE.-MOORE.

Henry F. Black plaintiff, vs. James Moore defendant
Grant Circuit Count.
By virtue Of an execution issued from the Clerks Of
ice Of the above mentioned court in favor of the above
nained plaintiff and against the above named defendant
to directed and delivered by direction Of plaintiffs
attorneys and for want OF goods and chattoIa have
levied upon all OF the defendants right title and in
terest in the following described real estate,
All of the northwest quarter Of the Southwest quar-
tel Of section No. two, o. town eight, fS) range
Toned and described IN the Plat Of the village Of Nus
coda Grant county, Wisconsin: Lots numbers fouI
and i've, "a and 81 in block three 81 and block
bered ninety L9S ninety 1881 hundred
1907 one hundred and one, lol one hundred ard two
1927 and one hundred and three 103
By direction OF plaintns attorney shall expose fol
ale aud will sell to the highest and best bidder f5l
cash in hand the outer door Of the court house
the village Of Lancaster, Grant Co., Wis, at O'Clock
p. M of the Sth day Of August, a. d. 1850, all The
right title, interest claim which the said defendant
had in and to the above described real estate the
9th day Of March, A. D. 1860 has since acquired
The above sale will be made to satisfy said execution
Interests, costs, and accruing costsDaed SheGis Oh
W5I II. FOSTER, Sheriff.
BY GEO. d. CARTER, Under sheriff.
MILLS AcAEE, Plaintiffs Attorneys, 46m3
The above sale is hereby adjourned to the 18th day
August, A. d. 1860, the place and time OF day
for want OF bidders. Dated august 3, 1860
Std ". II. FOSTER, sheriff.
The above sale is hereby adjourues for want Of bid
ders until the zlst day August, 1860, at the same
place and time Of day as above named
Wal. II. FOSTER, Sheriff II Grant Co., Wis.,
9td
The sale in the above case is adjourned forwant Of bid
deis, until the Sh day September $780, the Same
place and time Of day beore.Dated august 23d, A.
ID. 1850. WM. II. FOSTER
liw2 Sheriff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
THE HERALD.
Communicated.
CUTTING FEED FOR STOCK.


Ed. HERALD There are two many
persons who give too little attention to the
subject Of cutting feed for stock. 1t has
been ascertained by the most thorough ex-
perilnents that where the same kind Of feed
is consumed, for every twenty head of cat
tie or horses there is a saving Of one dollar
a day by cutting the feed. This in four
months would amount to one hundred and
twenty dollars. This is merely one source
OF saving or profit. Another view Of il is,
that every farmer has or can have a lasge
amount of stock fed in the form of straw,
corn-stalks, turnips, bran and meal, which,
with good, cheap and durable feed cutter
would keep his stock in good condition, and
save hundreds Of dollars worth Of hay for
market; or in times of scarcity, to save the
lives of many valuable animals, when per
haps, the feed could not be bought, or the
owner of the animals could not easily raise
the money without sacrificing a portion Of his
stock. There are some who appreciate the
importance Of this subject, but neglect from
month to month and year to year, few
hours labor, and few dollars expense to
provide the necessary facilities for feeding
cut feed. 1t lis from such that we occasion
ally hear a growl about the severity of the
winter, the expense Of keeping their ami
mails, their Improbable business. Tosuch,
and all others, we say provide facilities for
feeding your stock cut feed. Preserve your
straw and stalks in good order; raise a
small field of rutabagas or other turnips,
and with your meal and bran, you can keep
your stock in good order and sell portion
of your hay for cash-and the country as
well as the individual, viii be richer and
better for the experiment.
Much has been said and much remains to
be said Of the importance Of stock to the
farmer. The farm will produce more by
being well stocked. This is fact not to
be sighted. There are portions Of almost
every farm. that cannot proftably be TILED,
from which stock viii get rich crops Of
food. There are sloughs, corners, groves,
by ways, &c, which produce much for
stock that would be otherwise lost. Stock
is the surest product. Blight may destroy
thewheat, frost may cut off the corn, an
insect may ruin the harvest, drought may
defeat the expectations conferred upon the po-
tato crop,-almost every vegetable product
may beso far ruined as to be Improbable,
and YET the stock kept along and madepro-
ductive. There are many ways to care for
stock through an unfavorable season. The
profits of stock is sort of extra harvest
an eleventh hour income that adds not a
little to the net profits Of the farm. Take
it year by year, the profits Of stock, if prop
erly cared for, will be much more uniform
than those Of any other product Of the farm
But to be so one thing must be observed
1t must be raised and managed according
to the principles Of good husbandly. OBJ
serve these and stock is the farmers reliable
friend. A. BARNETT.
Patch Grove, August %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
EDUCATIONAL.
DLATTEVILLE ACADEMY.

The next Term Of this Institution wiz commence up
on Wednesday, August 18th 1860.
The school will be under the charge ofGEc, u GuERNs
sEy A. 81. graduate Of Amherst College, Massachu-
sets MISS FANNY 5. JosfYN, ard Nix. IHILiP WALRER
aided BY such other teachers the necessities Of til,
school rlay require.
Mr. Guernsey has been for We ars past connected
with the Normal Academy at Milto in this State an,
comes highly recommended as active and ellicien
Teacher.
Miss Joslyn is already well known from her connec
ton With the Academy, since IS49.
Special advantages will be given TO Normal classes
every facility afforded thea.
The insticetion aid discipline OF the school will no
be materially changed from the past.
We bespeak for the Academy con tinued interest OF
the part Of it, Old friends and the confidence and sun
port Of those who spay desire its adva dages
Tie tenn will contilec sixteen weeks.
TERMS Or TUITION, board, &C.:
ExGrrsB DEPARTMENT, including studies in Arthmo
tic, Grammar History, Algebra, Physiology, &C. at th
or 500 per year. $500 for present term, I.
cents per week
la the classical and higher departments including TIN
Normal, middle, and higher English, &C., tho cha
will be higher will he in Catalogues.
Catalogues can be had on application. Students ma,
enter for a shorter time tlIan full term.
Board in families, heretofore. Arrangement
have been made with lady to supeIinteud Boardin,
Club, by which means tbs boarding will come mucl
cheaper Il those who desire it.
For particulars, apply to
GEORGE N. GUERNSEY, Principal.
JOHN II. R0DNTREE, Secretary.
JOHN LEWIS, President Of the Board
S-w3 OF Trustees.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
EENNIMORE Farm For. sAIEI

IL A<AN ~ 1O1blL 1Alelu IL NIO kJ1Aill1
The property known as the Old Fennmore Farm,
situated eight miles west of Wingve in Grant Coun-
~, and owned by me, is offered for SALE reside
distance therefrom too great to give it proper aten
ton.
In the tract $50 acres 1914 under cultivation
800 Of the best timber in this county, balance
brush oak openings. The improved part is situated
both sides of the old military road which road ex-
te,.1s from Majisof west to the Mississippi Distance
to the NJ 4 NJ. Railroad at Boscobel, ID miles.
Near the houseis fine spring aud there some Is
other springs the land 1t is therefore well waerec
aud timber 3D. On the premises is good orchard
zoo bearing trees. The farm in toerabe repair and
the buildings good enough the dwelling being new
10 BY q, story and half On the east aud west art
1.-THE Bronson and Stewart prairie iandsfor sale yer,
low, being also among the handsomest the military
road. The lands all equal to the best in Wisconsin
II cannot sell the half all the property, then
will sell most of the timber in 10 to 20 acre tracts
will sell the property 10 to 20 per cent cheaper
counting improvements than Spectators in that vicn
ty Offering their lands equal quality and location
TERAs--Timber land, cash. Half the whole tract, o.
all will DO sold for ha cash, residue 10 three years at
per c9nt interest payable annually refer IL A. W
McNAiR for particulars aud who will show the lands.
Title perfect. THOMAS FLEMING.
Fennnore, Aug 1, 1860 5in3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
no SAVE TROUBLE.

The time is Sc precious, and annoyance
from the newcomers is so great at Pixies
Peak, that the rancho men, to avoid being
bored to death by the thousand-and-ont
questions generally asked by those who arr
1ocking there, that one man at Fremont
Springs has adopted the shrewd device Of
putting up sign, upon which was the fol-
lowing to save trouble.
Read Don't ask any questions, for
Heavens sake, for here are the answers:
Question-How far is if to Denver?
Eighty-four miles.
Q-How far TO Cottonwood Springs?
A-Two miles and half.
Q-Can you get wood there9
A---Nary wood.
Q-How do you like living here?
A-Well enough.
Q-How long have you owned this
ranch
About two years.
Q-Are you married
A-No.
Q-Why don't you get :, wife?
A-None Of your business.
Q-Do you sell whiskey9
A-Yes.
Q-How much a drink
A-Fifteen cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
sALE-CAMrpsI.I. & a

State Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court Of Grant County
August Tenn, A. b. 1860.
William Fitch, plaintiff, s. Daniel Campbell and Sarah
Campbell his wife, and D. " C. Dunweil, defendants.
judgment u foreclosure and sale.
BY virtue Of decree Of foreclosure sale issued
from the Circuit Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin, IN
ihe above entitled cause, bearing date The 9th day
August A. y. 1860, and by direction Of plaintiffs Al
torney, | shall, ard viii sell the 18th day oil
November A. d. lS60,at the hour OF two 'clocA
T. ~ of said day al the Front door the Courg Houst
in the village Of Lancaster, Grant Co.. Wis., offer fol
sale At ppoc auction the highest and best bidder oi
cash IN hand, the following described real estate:
Tbs northeast quarter 81 sectn number twenty
town six 90 range i've, ~ and iorty-two and one
hall acres ell tie north end Of the half the north
west quarter of section number twenty-five (Z2) town
sly % north Of range i've, west Of the fourth prl epa.
mereiAn said premises ordered sold salisae ion
Of the above mentioned judgment, amounting 10 he
sum IF $3.50 25 bes les Interest and costsBatea her-
iifs Office, Lancaster Aug. S, 1860.
wA. II. FOSTER, Sheriff.
Mills & MCKEE, PfTs Atty. 9w13
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
LEGAL.
IN PROBATE-JAMES.

County Court Grant County, Wisconsin. In Probate
August Term 1860 In the matter of the estate 81
Phebe james, deceased. Present Wm McGonlga
Judge.
On reading and filing the petition Of Mandn James
representine That said Phela James, died intes I'll
said Grant County, leaving goods, chattlcs and Is
tate, within said County, and Praying that he he ap
pointed administrator Of said estate Thereupon it il
ordered that the matter Of Fa petition bel heard be-
fore the Judge of this court the court house. in Ian
caster in said Grant County, Monday the 9th day
September ID. 1862 at one o'clock in sAe afternoon
Of said day Ordered furtie that aotiee thereof b,
ven TO all persons interested in said estate by pub
sizing this order for three 90 successive wee preyio
to said day of hearing in the Grant County Herald,
weekly newspaper published at Lancaster III said Grant
|County.-Dated August 24th, 1850.
It-w3 Wm McG0NIGAI. County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
SHERlFF7S sALE-HTRT.gIIRT

sll'e o. Wlsconsn-Grant Cor uty Circuit Conrt-Au.
gusa terra, 1850: Judgement VI Foreclosure ana sale
Thomas W. McIin, Pm -. r. Darwin H,irbnrt si
wife, Del'ts. '41
ny virtue Of judgement OF foreclosure and sale 4
sued nom the aboYenamed Court in the
cause bearing date August 18th, Al D. 1860 shall an
tue z4th DAY OF Noveulber AID 1850 at tie hour Of
O'Clock K NJ of said da at the front door of tho CONT
mouse IN me village Of Lancaster, Grant county MIS-
oier l9r SAT- at pnolc auction and will sell 10 the iuh
est ana best bidder for cash in hand all of the foey
leg deserted real estate, viz: The halt 81 north
east quarter and the east half of the southeast quarter
Of SECTION No fourteen l4 the southeast quarter 81
1he south-east quarter OF section No eleven a. and
Southwest quarter Of tue southwest quarter o section
20 thirteen (l5l, all 10 Township No six fl North
OF Range No three 90 West, saving and exceptinp
therefrom one acre heretofore decided 10 Orlando
worth near the soath-east Southwest quarter
oi southwest quarter Of said Section Is; ana being
same land decided to said HurbHrt by W H. Lance ana
Hie SAID premises are ordered sold IN sssfion Of
me judgement in this amounting "a tie suin az
500 oS-l90 together with costs interest aud accrnne
eosts-Datcd sheril-s Office, Lancaster Ano sd Is6u
WM. II. FOSTER, Sheriff
BY GE0- b. CARTER UNDERESTIMATE
Mills Mckee, PlsTs.Attys. an1o