davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

OF the ultimate triumph of the Union arms in Mis-
souri,. The unavoidable REVERSED of Sorin0i;ed aud
Lexington are TO be Cancelled and the good cansc m
this State destined to shine brightly through all the
mists of previous dissppointments.
In taking this cheerful view Of the impending con-
fict, in which uncounted hopes and interests ara
conferred, we do not conceive that we are more San
guioe than is justified by the indications on every
hand. If for time, however, fruition does not
crown the earnest wishes of all true patriots We
beg that they will not too soon give way to gloom
and despair. The righteous God OF Battles viii not
abandon this struggling people. Sooner later the
hand of retribution must fall upon the ruthless in
vaders Of our peace, the wicked destroyers of oar
political and domestic prosperity. Victory UN at
tend the lust cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

while be had fifty thousand troops at his command in
St. Louis when the truth is there was not single
available soldier here-not even recruit. SO
might 90 on, meeting in detail charges urged against
him. which are not merely unjust but so absolutely
without the least foundation that they can only be
only inspired by personal malice. Fiat jnsi'tia.
Let the young commander of the Western Depart
ment have reasonable time and a fair chance, and
then judge him by bis results but LET him not be
borne down by a current Of persecution aud whole
sale SANDER, which would be utterly infamous even
toward an enemy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

THE STEAMSHIP CRY or NEw-YoRS.-The new
iron screw steamship City Of New-York, OF tue LIVER
pool, New-York and Philadelphia Line, made au
excursion to sea yesterday for the purpose Of ex.
hibidng her sailing qualities to about 400 invited
guests, principally from this city The steamer left
her anchorage in the North River at 10 a. M, and
returned shortly after dark, having taken run OF
20 miles or so outside the Light Ship. The City OF
New.Y York was built on the Clyde, andiscommanded
by Capt. Petrie, popular sailor, well known IN
New-York, Philadelphia, and Liverpool. Abouutifai
dinner was served at sea under the superintendent
of Mr. James Green, chief steward, at when
speeches were made and the captain and vessel duly
toasted. Among those board were Cohec'or
Barney, Surveyor Andrews, Edward Cuuard, Capt
Judkins of the Persia, ThurOw Weed, and Mr. hay'
P ivste Secretary to President Lincoln. The 'np
was enj yed by all the guests, who testified 'nsr
high appreciation of the excellence Of the vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
FROM MISSOURI.

Cursor. Ill, Weduesds6 Dot. ?, letl
MessrS. Flagg g. Latkins, OF the Quartermastors
Department, who have just arrived from the West
report that the commanding officer at Monticello
NO., had placed under arrest all the County Officers
They will be sent to St. Louis for trial.
Letters from some of Green's men, taken from a
Rebel arrested at that place. state that the Rebels at
Lexington were badly frightened, and would prob
ably scatter into small parties before Gen. Fremont
forces could be sufficiently concentrated to attack
them.
sr. LGrrs we5nesisy, Oct ?, 1861.
In consequence OF the secession Of the Cherokee
Nation, and its alliance with the Rebels, Colonel Nc
Neil Assistant Provost-Msrshall has issued procla-
nation notifying the St. Louis Building and Savings
Association that the sum of $4,000 being part OF an
annuity paid the Cherokees by the Government OF
the United States deposit in that institution
is under the act Of Congress forfeited 10 the Unned
States, and conflseated to their use and benefit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

CoIUMBIA COLLEGE LAW ScHooL,-The fall anu
winter term Of this institution commenced yea
terday at No. 81 Lafayette place. The classes were
organized at 4ocIock with about 40 students. The in
structiou will be conducted by T. w Dwight LII d..
Professor Of Municipal Law Francis llieber LL d.,
Professor Of Political Science; {. Murray Marine.
NJ. A., Professor Of Ethics John OrdrOnaux,
LII. g., N. d., Professor of Medical Jurispru-
deuce Three prizes, of $50, $50, and 500, will
be awarded at the end of the term 10 those mem
beers Of the senior class, having pursued the en-
tire course OF study who shall attain the greatest
excellence ia Municipal Law, anda prize of 500 to
Political Science.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

We notice that the Peoples Convention IN Uhaa'
auqua County nominated CALEB ). AtLhs on ys
War Democrat, of Charlotte, to represent S'o A.N
Assembly District of that County IN the heso'A.uo'
They could not have made better nomi l'"o
With enough Of such men in ors L'ssssare' or'0ery
would soon become obsolete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

sire that the before-named officers, with tne'r con
mands, should remain here for their proteo''ou'
A CORRECTION.
To The Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune ara,
SIR: In the Issue of The Nc'c-Y0r| Hcra'S OF 'ne
,b,re an account Of the shooting Of Major Lewis
\, named Lsn,han Now. OccOrdipgiO The Herald
earto and thus dragged along the
% ,cccr. Of the air is just par with the usual
tn. Uc,oiS. isaLIg. The regiment had no carts,
bu sg,.ge wagons and instead being dragged the fellow
had at least two yard, of rope between himself ana wagon
As we we're both there we vOuch ior TIE truth o. ''
~ IAyTNGToN QUICK, Surgeon 4Cth PY,
". CuAs. ROGERS, Asst. Surgeon 10th p v
si,,t Re,ment Penny lyans Volunteers Camp Lewis,
near Jamestown, Maryland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
Wisconsin, Democratic Convention.

The Democratic State Convention at Madison to-
day nominated b. Ferguson for Governor IL. N.
BiiIngs Lieut. Governor; Chas. ). Benton, Secre-
tary of State; IL. L.. bowman Treasurer; y. A
Orion Attorney General, and james Tollmsn, FOR
Bank Controller.
Resolutions were passed TO sustain the present
wnr policy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, "wednesday, Oct. ?, 1851.
The Harriet Lane sailed to-day from here with an
incomplete armament
The gunboat Sciota was launched this morning
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
LEGAL.
GHEkIFFS SALE.

sale Of The Catholic ChurcA building, at Lancaster
styled ST. Bartholomew--on mechanics liru
Sttte OF Wisconsin, Conny OF tirantss Cirsit aourt
ot Glaat county. Wisconsin -Phihp Rcitz and Ffaas
ltaberstocS Plaintiffs, against thu Catholic
church, at Lancaster. styled ST. Bartholomew ami
y. Alien Barber. Defendants.
By virtue OF execution issued uat Of the olce Of
the elerk said court, uprn judd nt Of said court
rendered. and order OF sale made ~ said court In
Inc above action the 18th day Of October lSg1 a
tue October term, lS6l said eoart whereby il was
anehg Other things ACME ged that The psintius above
nannb u had, ana have mechanics hen upon the
Bartholomew aud upon all tho right, ike iuicfcst
OK sand Ueeneauts, in aud 10 th0 aHd whcreon said
buang is situated viz. Lot aud the south halt Of
ot no. u IA b.ocb - in the village of Lancaster, for
The IN Of SlS35a, 1oe the paintsfs tor teir work
and labor, and mSierai, DONE efic rncd and furnished
10y shcia IN ana about Tie bu .ding SAID church buil
hgs subject, however 70 te Cam 81 said BarbcI de-
Nncnat above h2mtd. for purchase money due him
contact 81 sale OF said land Wherein said church baa
ing Is situated, and that the sqi1 church baii1ia ana
ought title and interest Of said drcnaants ia ana
70 tEe ai whereon II Is iiua ca % sold az public
lioh " ana under tAc Jirccton u the sheriff Of SAID
Grant county Tn The satisfaction rf the amount adj
judged 10 be due 70 the plaintiffs and lien upon said
premises favor OF said ptfs eshlcs for the bull
ding said ehuc5 together with costs IA said land
for The Unpaid purchase money due to said Sarbcr,
shah, % The IS ia cay Of alec. A. y. 1861, at the hour
OF Ten oeVck III The frenoou % said day az the outer
door Of he court house in The village 81 Lancaster la
Gant county, wisconsin, oiIer for sale and ill sell t.
the ightst and b st bidder for cash hand the
hight title and interest Of ting above defendants
on eitherot them, in The SAT- chageh building 50
81 bartholomew and in and TO the follow ing described
real estate, To vat; Lot 10 six and the south aali Of
ot 40. seven "a In block twsnty two re lax the vi
lage Of lancaster, IN Grant county, Wcons.n, for tho
satisfaction VI the Judgment above name iogeher With
the co.'s aud interests aud costs Rceruin..
Datcd Sheins ONCE, Lanca ter, November Q. A. d
1851 :. B. MOORE Su,ra.
22aGtds Giant County Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
Captain r.. r. Woods Cavalry.
Patch Grove Nov Ok

~eSh 0lofcs NOV. 20.
Mr.. EDITOR: Orr usually quiet town
town was enlivened to-day BY lie presence
of Capt. r. r. Woods Cavalry Company.
They were paraded and drilled by Lieut..
Riley of Col. Daniels Cavalry and NJ. w.
Wood. They are fine locking body Of
men. After the company was organized
qy signing the muster ROLAND being sworn
into State service, ang consequently re-
ceiYed under pay and board, We had the
pleasure Of listening to patriotic speech
from our Captain, after which we adjourn
ed to meet on Saturday next for drill and
to transact any other business that may
come before us, at which time we think our
company will be filed up at least TO the
minimum number Of seventy men. To-
day we had an addition of eight. Several
Of the company have gone out to recruit,
the balance remaining here to drill. BY
the lberality and patriotism Of Mr. G..
Foshay several Of the volunteers partook
Of good free dinner.
Yours truly, G. F. CHAMBERS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
AZ I'VE case 81 Nuthan Gordnn. =

EE The case Of Nathan Gordon, mas
ter of the slave bark Erie, on trial in the
United States Circuit Coart for New
York, terminated on Saturday with the
conviction Of the prisoner. The accused
was convicted Of having fitted out the
bark, sailed her to the Congo river
where he took on board nearly 900 ne
groes, and soon after was taken, With his
living cargo, by the y. S. cruiser Mohi-
can. The defense attempted to show that
the prisoner was not n citizen; that the
vessel was sold to foreigner after leaving
the United States, and that he did not
command her when ste had the slaves on
board. But it was proved that he was a
native; that if the vessel was sold it was
done in an irregular manner to nobody
knows who. and that Gordon aud nobody
else sailed her out of the Congo. The
Hon. Gilbert Dean, as counsel for the de-
Tense, made an able plea in defense of his
client; Mr.. y. S. District Attorney Smith
responded, demolishing his arguments, and
in twenty minutes after the able and direct
charge OF Judge Nelson, the jury found a
verdict of guilty. The penalty of the
crime is death.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27

INDIA RUBBER BRIDGzs-The Fifteenth
New York, Col. Mcleod Murphy's Sap
pers and Miners, have made first attempt
at pontoon bridge buildings near their
camp on the Eastern Branch Of the Poto-
mae The pontoons Of India Rubber were
inflated and a bridge one hundred and
eighty eight feet long laid in thirty-three
minutes. Fifty men crossed at ordinary,
and double-qulck time, and on the run,
and horses walked over. This regiment is
supplied with pontoon train. and tools
Tor constructing bridges and notifications.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
EsTArE oF FRANcIs sIFFGER.

CUunty CoeIt Grant County, Wisconsin Ia Probate.
NoNtmUer Tenn 1861. rIessnt Mia. AieGonig ududgs.
~ tie matter Of ne Estate o. fgansis singer, a.
CeA cd
On this day George Lvitigcid, Administrators 81
tie estate OF sad Gpceased htu la this court lila
administration account mat fettitmtnt of a0
latc, negt upon Is 0Idolet That the matter q mia
account ue hc;oc th Juuge OF this copi, Ne
court h0usr, IA Lancaster, salu county, Monuas,
Inc 10Th dll OF nsecnb ! A. %. lso, al ocoek IN
tho afternoon Of said days Olurtvd lurthcr, thar notice
tbefe0 be given to all persons Interested an SAD estate
ey pu6lsAmg this oId.f thtee lS weeks
plo,io said day Of heating ia iAe Grant County
Herald, weekly news )aper punted aud puNished at
Lancaster IN said Grant nit.-Dated November
18th, 1854.
z3wS wM MeG0NlGAL, County Jrdg.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
NISCE .LANEO S.
TAKE NOTlCE!
1,srATE OLE John WELSH.

1aan,y Court, Grant county, Wisconsin. Ia Probate
n the matter Of the estate of John Welsh deceased
Noyember Term, 1861. Present. VIM. MeGoniga
On his day. came Robert A. Welsh, Administrator
De bons non with the will annexed Of the estate Of
olert Welsh, deceased and presented the claim of said
pobert Welshs estate against the John Welsh
deceased, for adjustment and allowance anu
Stenhen o. Paine, Administrator with the will
1rsenent said Administra tors is ordered that said
ssia be examined adjusted, before the Judge of
sh,s court at the house, in Lancaster, In said
soqnty, on Monday the 9th day of December, a. d.
1854, at O'Clock the afternoon of said day
Ordered further that notice thereof be given all per-
soss interested in the estate of said John Welsh de-
ceased By publishing copy Of this order for
three successive weeks previous to said day CT hearing
in the Grant County Herald weekly newspaper printed
vember IL, 1861.
z2-w3 WIN McG0NIGAI. County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

IA tne inatefof tie estate & George Jeffrey, deceased
Giant County Court Ia Probate. state Ut sconsin
Notice is hereby gven that By virtue and ia pursuance
OF osdtr of ieense Msdc Ia said matter on The "a
IS Of september d. 1861 by the county VI said
estate Ui gaia deceased viii, The 9tp day 81 Dccem-
ber 1901 ia mont o. Tie Post Oaico, 10 te village Of
afternoon of said day, offer for sale public ycndue,
Tie following uesclibed lands, ~ vii Tue north half
OF tho souhwcst quarter, ard tbs North half 0 the
sou west quarter OF the 0uth west quarter of section
No, tlty -two 81 aaG the southwest quarter OF the
aotth west quarter II section NO. thirty three 53l ia
town is north Of range TWO west, IA said Grant
County. Aiso rait Of Iu-ot Ten l0l in the VIII
lige Il Fai lay, town one north u range two
. west in county OF GIani. The terms Of SAFE Will
ue t.aLe known at the tne and place 81 sale.
A6NESS JEfFHEI,
AaRhn.st atiiX OF said Estate.
Dated Novomber the J, lsol Z2-ld
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
LEGAL.
CHERIFF'S SALE-CAMPBELL.

state Il Wisconsin, County of GruEt ss. David Ty-
fet, Plaintiff John Can't bell anu Laura !, Camp
bell, his wife, Defendants. Circuit Court, in and
Tor GRAFT County, State Of Niseousn. Judgment
offyieclosnie and sale
Bs virtue Of Judgment Of f0reclosur and sale
60 OUT Of The above name COURT Ia Of the above
named Plaintiff. and against the above named D. fen
cant, Tearing date on the Slh day Of Ocsuber A. ID
1851, and BY the direction Of the IlantGs Attorney
shall on the Sist day olJanuay, A. d. 1867, az tie
hour OF ten o'clock Ia the forenoon Of said day, cfcr
for sale and viii sell 10 the highest aud best t lon
cash IN hand, al tie outer door Of the hoAse
the village Of Lancaster, WictnSin the following dos
cIibed real estate to wit: The qutsteiH
the northeast quarter IF s.etion sewers t asso the
quarter Of the northeast qaarter aud the
west hall Of The southeast qu section six 10
all in town six t6 range three I'D at tbc
principal meridian. said premises ordered sold
this in satisfaction at the Judgment amounting
10 the Of three .ndied and ten and 73-lOUths
collars damages, ana sxiy.cigh and l00ths doials
costs, together with interest ANA costs accrangD4tv
sEerls Cnice, Lancaster, Oct ~, 1861.
J. 3. MOORE, Shrril.
T.. y, Wca- *, Grant County, Wis.
Plaintiffs Attorney. 2l-wl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
SUMMONS.

circuit Court in aud for tho County Of Grant wiscon
sin. For partition Of u Of SIC = Sec. 10, I /, ri
West in Giant County. Ralph >. Norris, PAintin,
against Henry v z Draper, Chaflts d apcr, Maria
Jones, George Il. Jones, Maria Simmons. Eleanor NJ
Dfapei, DEFENDANTS.
The STATE Of Wisconsin 70 the defendants horc named;
You hereby summoned aud required answer
the comp lanl ia this accn, which w be hsed ia the
Office OF The Cclk Of said Court, ut lancaster Ia sad
county, the 18th day VI Oc,ooer, loGl, aud 10
copy OF your answer tho said complaint tho
within twenty On, after The service hereof exclusive
of the day Oi saen service; aud f you tAil
the said complain wthin the time Aforesaid the plains
til ia tits action wtapply TO the Court tor the relief
demanded in ihe conn lant.- Dated Lancaster, Wis,
Oct. ~, \ ID. 1851. J.ALLEN BAkBEA.
23No ftanuas AIRY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
sALE-pENalg ". Q. Due,


state IL WISCONSIN, County Of Gant,-ss. Circht
Court Of ofant county, WISCONSIN, Mary Ann IhOfD-
ton AID ntnfy tatcy, administrators 81 tbs eatats of
laareaee IiOrntOn, c.ccased tlalntJ, against Den-
pis W. q. Dunneli, Mary buuNeli, Sonn S. Warden
aud VIM q. Nad,D, partners unucf lie naipe, biJ c
and firm u j. h. Warren son, DVendaiia. Juug-
mint OF Foreclosure AND sale.
By virtue VI JUDI u foreclosure and sale issued
out ct above named cVurt las0r Il ihe Above
named PIainllits against The abDye DrieR-
,iauts bearing lhe dny "a August, d. 1901
ana 0y The Ol tue Plal tHa 81 shat,
on tue gOth day 81 November ~ lotl, AZ 49, hour
"a UciOck hs iVleucOn on aia uas, Az lDg outer
door Oh ghe Cout-8ouse IA The hialc " Lancaster IA
Grant Count Wscsf.siu, vncr Vi Hiii sen 70
highest a'l besi bleder az pubc aacue, Tor cash
ID aDu tie Following S.ates to.mit. thc south
quarter ~ SecW.n No. Two ~, in Township No
i've 10, north OF hAnge Ne. i've ~ Ntst ~ 0rait
Jtuhls isconsin, containing one hu4ef ai4d siAty
mtfes, The o. Her.
SAID premises are solo ia iistaciion Of the
Judgment this amounting " tht cum q iMtnly-
I'VE ntDlIea I'd niuey -sA aad oo- iVViis 30
tisaets tir, yui 30 no as aoliais ts0soUj aa-
us.s,s 10 ihe fainl Df cysis ara charges Ia tbla ac
sois qupethVl vain lueteht ans tesis att4uni Ated
s,..3,tl's once Lancaster August -, a. ~, lotl.
.N 3sVuhE, nhSfan.
BARBER 4 Lowry, SAei- olahttV, Wis,
I.taintiu's Attorney >. 1iTtcs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
SHERIFFS SALE-COBURN.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant, Circuit Court
OF Grant County, Wisconsin. John SMALL Pla.ntih,
vs. Jonathan Coburn ana Franz Barr, Defendants
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
BY virtue OF Judgment foreclosure and sale issN-
ed out of the above named court in Favor Q above
named Plaintiff and against the above named Dei n
bearing date October IL A. ID 1861, aud by d..
Teeiion o. the Plaintiffs attorneys, shall the Sth
day OF February A. H. 1867 The hour Of Ten o'clock,
IA the forenoon Of said day, offer Tor sale and will sell
10 the highest and best bidder for cash ia hand. az e
outer door OF the court house. in the village Of sHcas
ter Grant County, Wisconsin,, lhe following described
real estate TO wit: The north west quNter # section
No. six TO- of town No four Ii) north Of range
~ west OF the fourth primer al meridian. Containing
hundred and SsAty more less. sand lrtnli-
ordered sold in satisfaction in This case, OF lie
judg rnent amounting 10 tie SUN Of six mildred aad
TOUR So lOOths collars damage aed III three and
slu0hs dollars COSTS together With interest amt costs
securing dated Sherins Office, Lancaster, Oct, ~,
A d. lo6l
J. b. MOORE, Sheriff,
PAINE & CARTER, GRAFT Aouniy, sis.
Plaintiffs Attornegs. @O-tds
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
CHERIFFS SALE.-MAHOOD.

State Of Wisconsin,, County of Grant, ssCiicut Court
aft,gapt county WISCONSIN. James Jones ilaAtiI,
Is. CHARLES vi. Manhood, Defendant. -Jadgmens 81
foreclosure and sale.
By virtue OF jude nent offorecosure aud 50 70 issued
ont Of the above named Court in favor OF the above
named Plaintiff, an. against the above named Deen7
dant, beaung cate August - A. u, isoI, ani by the
dnecton III the Plaintlif, Shall on tie 18th day Of
December ADJ 1861, the hour OF ten o'clock ~ the
forenoon If said las oder for sale and will sell TO he
hiohest and best bid5cr for cash band tie following
n scilbed real estate to w.t. All Of block No. tea -
Burt's Addition the village Of Lancaster, ia said c1-
" and DESIGNATED the ap and plat 81 said .dtion
to said village Of record, situated ia Giant County,
State OF Wisconsin: said premises urdeled sold I'M
satisfaction Of The Judgment IN this case amounting 10
the u tSo hundred and ti@ht5-~ix doiiafs ana
seventy iinc cents $4S0 49, damages, and thits sryn
and y 100 dollars isana char-sa Of actien iHgsn
or with Interest aud costs aecFung.--Dattd Shsi'A
j b GORE, sheriff,
BARRIER Lowry, tiani 1o'iAsf, ~
plAintin6 Atlornies. 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
.SUMMONS.

,,cut Court ia and lcr tAt County o Grant, Wiscon-
ssls lsaac Woodnaia. Pa4hna, IS. Jens fagn.r,
ffcdsnc~ lanlsf, AZ Austaua, ana Ii. "A. @lfelan,
whose i.ane is unhnva "a to haId lailfii, d.
fercants.
The state Of Wisconsin to The defendant here named;
Yoa hereby sui4aohtu ana it4ulieu 70 Lac
complaint Ia this actI0n, which be hd iht Of
niseunsiA ~ Lancaster IA said counts, aad q aeiAo
cory "a our answer " the sa,G compliant 81 the
at their ciice gEe yilh ~ ~ Lancaster,
Id SKID AAust 10 urs within l~ensy o ater te
slice tefeos, ssasl,eoi the usy d frn fcitice pna
fyon tis IL bnsHUr We coi abt uisuln LIS tAnp
n5f.said tie paiuia IA this aeiyu wlll Ap-
fly 10 tne rUuli vf III ltls asnaNnkd n liz cUin~
plaiut hAftG. 1ath Aueus., a ~ iego
BAaLEi s. l.ONis1s Attorneys ipf fltit.
1Cw6 fAH-tzlcf, Di4lt Co., hsiA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
IlsTATN OF DANIEL BlDWELL.

COUNTY Court Grant County, Wisconsin,. J.. fiosaio
Noyenbe Teim, 1854. Present M Mctionisat
Judge Ia tue matter Of The issi wnl aaa tesr-
ment 81 Danicl Shaved, licensed.
On reaoing ard unsan instrument IN whiting, lur-
port ing Tie ast Wl aud testament oflala, Dido
Welt OF the town OF Lite 6lal ia the county OF
Grant aud STATE 81 Wisconsin, dyc,aerd, Wherein Maria
bidwel wieow Of said cece,sed ans oscar BiGNei, son
VI id dect ased, naned Executors otiaid will
thereupon it Is ordered THAI proof oil said Instrument te
before the Judge Of tins QUO ~ ne CUuitiousa
ia Lancaster ~ sau Ciant county, en Monday The I'D
DAY Ut Deeem0er A.D 1901 clock IA tho alter
said day; iarIler that notice thereof
DO given TO ala persons Interested VI said estate by pub
lishIng this oidyr iN three III successive weeks pre-
siuus 10 SAIL das Of hpalngln Grant NOuniy 81
AID, weekls yspapef published az Lancaster, Said
Giant IouItS - lalyu NOyAaut, ~ 1861.
2SN3 WM. Mc6UNlGAL, Ioimty Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
LlsIAIE oF LOIT CARsON.

~0unty Court, Csant County, Wisconsin. Ia Probate,
Novenibei lrisn, lSUl. I'iesent, Npt MeU0nEai.
Jacgp. III hu matter II the last win ana ttssilsn'
Lvtt eas1i, deccaasd.
On reading ana liius an instrument in wiiias, rer-
porting b. last ,vtll ilnd test lneut ~ Lott
IarsoA, II the otpt9 OF tlani and STATE 81 WA
c,Asia dcecased presented tof probate, bereupOn, IS
is ur4rod pioO oi sait s' dsnen 90 htata oooIs
lie age II tbis court, tc coatt house, aueaa-
ter ia said county, Oh Netltsaay, Inc AIN day Oh De
uen5 y n. loDl, ~ one oec1 IA the attpfnoon OF
said day,
Oa further that notice thereof " given 70 al per-
Interested iherer, ~ publishing tins oscef ior
Cd successive weeks, eslvus ~ saaa day otlt
ing ia Tie Uianl County lie!ad, weekly newspaper,
plipted lubiisneu AZ Aaneastr Ia sala 1laul eou-
ly- dated AoY. 0h, 1861.
~ vs. Wi. 1cG0NlGAL, County judges