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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

A number of our friends in the country
ask if the old style Of stamps and stamped
envelopes are no longer good in their re-
spective localities. WeanaWer that the old
stamps are good at all offices in Illinois and
INDIANA which may not be earlier supplied
with the new,until the first Of October next !;
and the old envelopes are good at all offices
not earlier supplied with the new, until the
10th OF Sebtember. In Iowa, Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Michigan, the old envel-
opes are good until October lst, and the
old stamps until October 18th, except at
offices whichare supplied with item prior TO
those dates.
In every instance in which post-office
is supplied with the new stamps and stamp
ed envelopes, the postmaster will, undoubt-
edly be Instructed to exchange the new for
theold. The Government does not propose
to defraud any honest holder; but to carry
out its object successfully, the time for
making exchanges is necessarily limited at
each office to a.few days Chicago Tri6-
me
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

WHAT LovEJoY DrD.-A Washington
correspondent, writing to the Bureau coun-
~ (Ill.) Republican, relates the following !:
"There is one fact have learned since
came here, and that is, that our defeat at
Bull Run was not SO great as represented
Mr.. Lovejoy was on the field from halt-past
two until the eutire army had left the field
He followed Col. lIentzeiman's column
rs it advanced TO the fght--gave up his
horse to an officer walked six miles after
the army had retreated to Centervile-was
at one time nearly cut off from escape
but finally reached Centreulle, where he
learned for the first time that there had
been stampede! He there took poses
sion Of an abandoned ambulance wagon, Sc
cured two wounded soldiers, brought them
to Fairfax hospital, and reported with his
wagon at head quarters. lie carries
home with him cannon ball witch fell at
his feet nj the battle on the Thursday pre-
yipua to the defeat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
SALE--GRADY.

State of WISCONSIN, Grant Cc-asy, IS Circuit Court
in aud for Gran County, Wisconsin Judgment Of
reclosure and sale. julius Augustine plaintiff, vs.
John Grady and Bridget Grady his wife, defendants
By virtue ola judgment Of foreclosure and sale, issued
out of the above named court in favor of the above
named Plaintiff, and against the above named defen'
dants bearing date the 9th day OF August A. d. 1861;
and BY direction Of Plaintiffs Attorneys, will on the
10Th day OF November, A. d. 1851 at the hour ten
o'clock 10 the forenoon Of said day. the outer door
of the court house. in the village Lancaster in Grant
county, Wisconsin, offer for sale and viii sell al public
auction to highest and best bidder for cash in hand
the follow ing described real estate TO wi The east half
of the north quarter and the west half Of the
portL- east quarter section No Eleven () Of town
No fong al north of range No. four az west OF the
fourth principal meridian containing hundred and
sixty acres OF land the less in Grant Co.,
Wisconsin Said premises are ordered sold 10 satisiac
ton of the judgment in this case, amounting 70 the
sum OF nine hundred eighty-one and 30lOOths dollars
together with interests and COSTS and costs aceruing
Dated Sheris OHte Lancaster. August H. A. d. 1851
J. b. MOORE, Sheriff,
PAINE CARTER, Giant County, Wisconsin.
PlantiH,s' ATTORNEYS g-l3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
SHERIFF sALE-MILLHoUsE


State OF Wisconsin, County of Grant, Jacob Mill
house, Plaintiff, VS.. John Mihonse Defendant. Cir
cult Court of Grant County, Wisconsin.
By virtue of writ OF Execution issued out Of the
above NAMED favor of the named Plain.
tiH and against the above named Defendant, b d
rected and delivered and for OF goods and chat
tells OF the said Defendant wherein 10 levy, have by
the direction Of the Plaintiffs Attorneys levied upon
ali OF the right title interest which the said elen-
dant had the 2lth day Il March, A. D., 1861 has
since acquired in and the following described real
estate to-wit The west half WIZ of the southeast
quarter (ssl5l and Lots No. (2l 49, I've
f5{ Of Section No. twenty coy aud all Oh the sou h.
west quarter (sw14) cf the southwest quarter sw14
Of Section No, twenty-one (2ll not described deeds
from John Mllbouse to Henry Schultz, recorded in
Book 2" of deeds page $50, and from ohm Mill
house John Frederick Frank recorded in Book l.
of deeds page %, the north quarter (nw5)
of northwest quarter tnw14) of Section twenty eight
(2S and the north west quarter (nwl1 of north
quarter lne1D, and twenty of land, being part
Of the west half (w1a) of southwest quarter (sw1<)
and described in deed from David skinner and wife ANA
BENJAMIN Nelson aud wife to John MilIhouse, The de
fendant recorded in Book 2 Of deeds on page 299
and twenty-five f22) acres of land being part of the
south east quartel seq of south quarter Il l.
and described in deed from Konrad LANCE and wife
John Milhouse, the defendant recorded in Book Il :"
of deeds page 336, in Section Twenty 29l. and
the east half lea OF the south, east quarter lse Of
Section thirty T30l and north east quarter TneE OF
of nortn east quarter ne14 ana southwest quarter
lsw of south quarter lse lof Section thiry
1911. and north west quarter uwl4 of northwest
quarter TnwA ! OF Section thirty 1927, and ,ast
half e of the northeast quarter [ne14 of Section
and Iorty-nve anu 4V-4vVts acres, D-lng part OF
the sou hwest quarter [sw14 of Section twenty four
z41 described deed from James 7. Taylor and wi e
10 John Mllnouse, the defendant, recorded la Book
:. q" of deeds page 57I.
All OF the above described lands in Township No two
T2l Eange No. two west OF tho fourth principle
ridan in Ora mt County wisconsin, which said lands will
on the DIST d 9 september, A. D. 1861 AT the hour of
clock ia the forenoon OF said day. ole for and
will sell to the CHEST and best bidder for cash IN
hand at the outer door OF the Court House, in the VIII
lag. OF Lancaster Grant County, Wisconsin. Said sale
wifi be made To satsfy the judgment in this case
amounting to the sum Of Five Hundred and forty and
0Oths dcars with costs and Interests and costs
acci uing Dated Sher1fs Office, Lancaster July 80
A. ID, 1861.
J. B. MOORE, Sheriff.
MILLS MCKEE. Grant County, Wis.
Plaintiff Attorneys. S-w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
FARM FOB SALE,
Also, Stock & Farm Machinery.

The subscriber Offers for sale all part of his farm,
known
THE EAYRES FARM.
situated the Lancaster and Potos State Roads, four
miles from the LATTER and eight miles from the
village.
All parts ofthe property well watered with springs
and brooks, and plenty OF timberS0 in meadow,
and 2l0 in culvation-Ihe entire halt-secton under
fence The buittiugs good and roads leading
from in all directions
He proposes selling l20 of the west end, or
less would sell the east half with buildings
whole property, including also the stock farm
chinery. The stock includes so head OF cattle 100
The pro- erty will be sold low, part cash, part
The property is well known in all parts OF the county.
References, Ii. Van Week, Jamestown; Gen. R0untree
Platteville; Henry Pstch. Patch Grove, or j. Allen
Barber Lancaster For particulars inquire Of the pro-
pretos the premises, at this office.
JOHN N. EAYRES
Potosi, Jsnuary 25, 1861. 32-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
John Knox's Death BED.

Step into this room where the greatest I
Scothman lies dying, and see an example
more striking, warning, alarming still.
From the iron grasp OF kings and princes
Knox had wrung the rights of Scotland.
Ready TO contend even unto death, he had
bearded proud mobiles and prouder church
men; he had stood under the fire of bat
tie; he had been chained to the galley's
oar; he had occupied the pulpit with a car
bine leveled at his fearless head; and to
plant Gods truth, and that tree of ciyiland
religious liberty which has struck its roots
so deep in our soil, and under whose shad-
ow we are this day sitting, he had fought
many hard battle; but his hardest was
fought in the solitude Of the night, and
amid the quietness Of q dying chamber.
One morning his friends enter his apart
ment. They find him faint and palid,
wearing the look Of one who had passed a
troubled night, So he had; be bad been
fighting, not sleeping; wrestling, not rest
ing; and it required all Gods grace to bring
him off conquerer. Till daybreak Jacob
wrestled with the Angel Of the Covenant;
and that long night Knox had passed wrest-
ling with the prince of darkness. Like
/ Bunyan's pilgrim, he met Apollyon in the
alley, and their swords struck fire in the
shadow of death. The lion is said to be
boldest in the storm. His roar is never so
loud as in the pauses Of the thunder; and
when the lightning flashes, brightest are
the flashes of bis cruel eve; and so he who
as a roaring lion, goeth about seeking whom
he may devour, often seizes the hour of ma
lures distress to assault us with his fiercest
temptations. Satan tempted Job when he
was bowed down with grief. Satan temp
ted Jesus when he was faint with hunger.
Satan tempted Peter when he was weary
with watching, and heart-broken with sor-
row: resewipg, perhaps, his grand assault
on us for times that offer him great adj
vantage, ii was when Knox was worn out,
left alone, his head laid low on dying pill
low, that Satan, like roaring lion, leaped
upon his bed. Into the room the enemy
had come; he stands by his bed; he re-
minds him that he had been standard
bearer Of the truth--a reformer-a bold
confessor--a distinguished sufferer-the
very foremost man of his time and coun-
try; he attempts to persuade him that
surely such rare merits deserve the crown.
The Christian conquered but hard put to
it-only conquered through him that loved
him.-Dr. Guthrie'S "Gospel IN Ezekiel"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
LEGAL.
cUMMONS FOR RELIEF.

Circuit Court in and for the County OF Gfant IN me
state of Wisconsin. Summons for reliei george ID.
Cox, Plaintiff, against the former unknown owners
Of following described pieces or parcels o. ianu 70
wit The west half of the southwest quarter OF sec
ton mber thirty two; and the southwest quarter
~ The north-west onarfer Of said section, number
thirty-two in township number two, north OF range
number one west Of the 4th principal meridian, De-
PENDANTS.
The State of Wisconsin to the Defendant here named;
Won are hereby summoned aud required to the
COMPLAINT in this action which is iled in the Clerk
office of the said Circuit Court OF Grant county, Wis
consn this 9th day OF August 1861 and to serve copy
Of YOUR answer the said complaint the subscriber
At his Office in the village of Belmont La Fayette Co..
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive of the day of such service; and il 20 TAIL to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
he Plaintiff IN this action will demand Judgment for the
relief pa ed in said compaint.Dated this 9th day 81
august, A ID. 1861. z. DUNN,
oa-w6 Plaintiffs Attorney
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
DIVORCE--SMITH.

Crcut Cort in and for the County of Grant and State
of Wisconsin. October Term, 1861. Petition Tor
Divorce.
Sarah s. Smith, Plaintiff against John j. Smith, De-
PENDANT
The State of Wisconsin to the defendant here named
You hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action. which is hled in the Office OF
Clerk of said court, and to copy OF your am
the laid complaint on the subscribers at their
Office in the village of Lancasterr, within twenty days
after service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service
and II you fail answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, Plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated at Lancaster, Grant County, Wis, August Z,
1861 Golfer & MILLS,
I0-6ws Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land for Sale.

esubscribei oersfor sale in lots to suit urchasers
and the most liberal terms to payments tme the
following lands all lying and either side OF the
Military road in the Town of Wngyille, Grant County,
Wisconsin
Sec. 9, Town g. N. Range i West--640 acres.
M of Sec. ~, Town 6, N. Range West--32O acres
VS. ofSec. Is Town 8, NJ Range l West $40 acres
Sw4 of Sec. ~, Town 8, N. Range Wet--loO acres
E1a ofnwH of Sec. %, I. 8, N. X. W.-S0 acres
For particulars inquire of fhos. J. Green Co., at
Wingyille, or A. d. Mills the premises agents for
Miles White, Baltimore, Md.
The property is situated two miles west of Win0vie
so fairly divided between prairie and timber per-
fectly adopted for farming These lands located
the highest parts OF the county but severaliv
ing springs and water may had ans by digging
Wingyille, June 18th, $780, lily
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
no THE PATRONS
OF HAZEL GREEN INSTITUTE.
GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT.

We respectfully that the Fall Term of the
Institute viii
Commence September 9, 1861, and Continue
till Dec. 20.
The course both classical and scientific will bear ia
voreble comparison with that of the most respectable
Institutions of the kind in the West,
We have extensive and well selected apparatus to
illustrate the different departments of Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy The location Of the school being
near tbs cies OF Gaena and Dubuque presents
yious advantages.
Poasd can be obtained in private families at from
$500 $50 per week. Students may reduce this ex-
pense by procuring in the school building aud
boarding themselves.
Our terms are FOR elementary studies in the Pre-
paratorY Department, $4.75
Lower classical and scientific course, 600
Advanced course embracing Higher Algebra, Geom-
etry, &c. 7.50
Mathematics completed, Languages, 9.G0
Music, 1920
drawing, 90
Tuition fees payable one half in advance and hgf al
the middle Of the term.
Students earnestly requested to present Them
selves at the beginning of the term.
j. TrS 9. io e. aI.lS AssocasePriueipas.
Hazel Green. Aug. 5. S-m2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

Impolite Things, in which Young
Persons Render themselves
Disagreeable.
/. Loud and boisterous laughter.
2. Reading while others are talking.
3. Reading cloud in company without
being asked.
4. Talking when others are reading.
5. Splitting about the house, smoling Or
chewing.
6. Cutting finger-nails in company.
T. Leaving church before public wor-
ship is closed.
s. Whispering or laughing in the house
of God
9. Gazing rudely at strangers.
10. Leaving stranger without a seat.
IL. A want of respect and reverence for
seniors.
II. Correcting older persons than your
self, especially parents.
IS. Receiving present without an ex-
preston Of gratitude.
{ IA. Making yourself the hero of your
own story.
Is. Laughing at the mistakes Of others.
10. Joking Of others in company.
II. Commencing talking before others
have finished.
Is. Commencing to eat as soon as you
get to the table.
10. Answering questions that have been
put to Others, and,
20 In not listening to what one is say
ing in companv-unless you desire to show
open contempt for the speaker. A well
bred person will not make an observation
whilst another of the company is address
ing himself to it. Educational Reposi-
tory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
VAN WAGENEN'S
Celebrated English Horse Salye.
Lancaster, Get. 10, 1869.

This Remedy for horse ailments Of the feet and legs
and especially founders, cracked and contracted feet
and gals wounds, &c, has the following home
mendations
Prairie du CHEN. March 81 1861.
Thereby certify that have used Mr.. Van Wagenen's
Horse Save lame horse and in two weeks it caus
ed hoof to grow threefourths of inch;
anything in the line of horse saves used.
Also for the enlargement Of contracted feet appears
perfectly successful. JUIN THOMAS.
Lancaster, April 2, 1861.
G. Van Wagenen, the proprietor OF this Celebrated
English Horse Salve arrived ia town the 2Sth day
of March and called attention to the operation of
noof growing horse owned by him. The horse has
been badly Foundered his feet contracted TO that ex-
tent that he very stin have looked at him up
this the 2nd day Of April it being one ueek since
the first application made, aud say it al
most miracle and does away with all doubt in relation
to founder and contracted feet in horses being ncura.
BILE, as by the of this Celebrated Remedy foot
is Il Of inch below the hair has enlarged
the size OF a natural foot far grown For fur
Their information call tie Stone Livery Stable where
the effects can be above described; also the
most reliable test nouals OF men in high standing in
different parts Of the country.
Lancaster, Wis, April 3. $. G. MCDONALD.
AZ IT WIN. II. FOSTER.
FOX SALE AT THE LANCASTER LIVERY STABLE.