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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

Benerolcat Institution estabsAed 81 special Eadose-
meal for he Retf If the Sex aAd distressed afflicted
aeath farateat aud Epdcazc Diseases md espec1tty
FIR tie Cure gf Diseases of The Sexual Osgaas
MEDICAL. ADVICE given glatis bg the Acting Sur
geon, to at Sho apply ~ iets vita description Fl
The condition. tage, occupation, habits q LIE, Mcl
free OF Charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermaiortAoea andothcr
Diseases III tie Sexlai organs. and On the NkW RhM
EDkS employ cd IA the -peDsary sent ~ the afflicted
IL scaled letter envelopes free uEchafge. TWO
stamps Tor postage will ~ accelaahse.~
Address DR j. Sk!LblN HOLGIlTaN, Acting SNrs
xeon Howard ASSOCIATION. M. south NlAfh street
Philadelphia Pa 81 order II tie Directors
szlsA u HEARTNkl.ia. President
GEO. FAIR did, Secretary. Mag d a8lx
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
The Second Regiment.

Coy, Randall gives the most fiattering ac-
count Of the bravery and general good con
duct of the men Of the Second Wisconsin
Regiment, in the late battle, and since.
They occupy proud position in the esti-
nation of military men in and about Wash
ington Gen. Sherman under whose COM
mand they fought atthe battle Of Bun Run,
speaks ofthem in the most complimentary
manner A few day ago Gen. Sherman
was DESTROYS Of having two hundred picked
men, for The performance Of some special
service with him, and after looking through
his Brigade, he took the entire number
from the Wisconsin Second. This is some
thing more substantial than a mere compli-
ment Of words. 1t is a practical illnstrs,
ton of confidence. of an uni takab' 3
character This Regiment stands the first
of all the troops about Washington. 1t
must be gratifying to every citizen Of
Wisconsin 10 learn that our state is repre-
scented in the war Is brave aad patriotic
men. All our regiments are receiving the
same exalted position with the Second
wherever they are sch Madison Jour
nal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
ESTATE OF VAN yLECK.

we the subscribers, beng appointed BY the County
Court for the County Of Grant, Commissioners to
ceiye examine ADJUST all CLAIMS and aeman . Of all
persons aga the estate OF Henry Van Yiecks late OF
the town Of jamestown il said County deceased, an
all claims demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and
six months from the 7th day u July A. u, io6l being
allowed by said court for that purpose we DO there
fore hereby give notice that will att nd 10 he busi-
ness of our appointment at the stoe-huuae II - van
Week IN the town Of jamestown, on Saturday the ~
day Of November, A. Is l. and Tuesday, the lth DAY
OF January A. ID 1862 from o'clock, A. A., until 4
O'Clock r N. on eacn of said days Dated this goth
day Of JuIy, a. ID, 1851.
WARDEN ANDERSON, cornr,; sa;rrara
JASON LATHROP,
Vi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
The Yield of wheat, Prices, sc.


From considerable observation. and from
a careful examination Of the reports sent us
BY correspondents, we have come to the
conclusion that tie crop Of wheat for SCI,
in this State will be about 100000
bushels, and the yied per acre will aver
age l6 bushels. The condition Of the
wheat harvested before Sunday last, is ex-
cellent in most localities. The yield and
the crop i fair average one and i highly
satisfactory to the farmers. The extent
Of land sown is probably o per cent great
CT than last year, but the yield is not over
two-thirds rs much as that Of the wonder
full Yield Of 1860. Even with our estimate
Of the crop, Wisconsin, with the stock on
hand from 1860, has at least 100000
bushels to sell.
This vast amount, If sold at anything
like reasonable prices will give an ample
income to our State. We cannot form any
opinion at all satisfactory to ourselves, as
to the prizes at which breadstufs will rule
this autumn. While very high prices are
not the most desirable, still Wisconsin is in
terested in fair and remunerative rates for
what she has to sell.
If the rest Of the country falls as far be-
low the crop If 1860, as Wisconsin, the
entire crop of the country will not exceed
100 to 40 millions Of bushels, against
I80,oo0,000 for 1860. Arguing from
this basis, we must conclude the supply less
in proportion to the demand than last year;
hence an advancing market. England,
our principal customer, will take nearly as
much as last year, aud our home market,
always the most reliable and important in
its effect upon prices, will be considerably
beyond any previous year.
But it must not be forgotten that while
we have a smaller cro9, we have a larger
overplus than last year. So it i qaes-
tion if orc viii not balance the other The
main dependence for an improved market,
we place upon the actieity which the large
home demand will give to the trade
While we place some reliance upon this
view Of the matter, we 10 not anticipate
high prices Mitoaakee Wiscoasta.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
CUMMoNs-Cmoulr Counr-TuRAlI.

Circuit Court ia and for the County Of Grant, Wiseon
sin. la Vacation, 18th August, 1851. For Divorce
Tamson Thiall, Plaintiff, vs. Charles B. Thrali, De-
fensant
Tho state of Wisconsin to the Defendant here Nance
you are hereby summoned and requ red to tae
complaint in this action which has this day been nled
In the office OF the CIrk OF the Circuit court 81 Grant
County, Wisconsin, at Lancaster in said county, ana
10 serve c3py of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers at their Office in the village OF Tan
caster within twenty days after the service hereof e
elusive of the day of such service: nd II on fal 70
answer the complaint within the time atoresald
the Paintif in this action will apply to the Court ior
tie relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated August s. 1851 b RBER & LOWRY,
10 6w Plai8tias tttorneys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

Tie administrators at the estate OF NICHOLAS
D0WLIN{i, are Offering TO the public the largest
stock Of ren Steel, Hardware &c in the Northwest,
which will be snld ut lower prices than can be bought
the manufacturers. and parties desiring 10 purchase
viii we'll to call and examine, the entire stock Of
over 500, 900 worth Of Iron, Steel, Hardware &c.
must now be closed out, consisting part Of
Iron "A II sizes, Bar, Bundle, Slab and Sheet Iron.
steel -Al siz4s, Cast, Piow, 4. b., 81, German
and F8e Cork.
Nails 70 cod, Spikes, Wrought, Horse Shoe
Mis-.
Chains Cable. o., OK Trace Pump Jack, &c.
lin nlate Copper, Brass, ziac, Babbet, BIocs Tin,
WiIe, Nc
stol es-Parlor Heating ana Cooking, with or with
our Trimmings.
castings Hollow Ware, Pump Reeds, Door and Gate
Rollers, sleigh Shpes, ~
Tnmen'~ Machines ana Tools, in sets separately.
Tnnets' stock u general.
Carpenters Taols. coopers Tools, Edge Tools, circu-
lar saws Mill Saws Hand saws, sc, SCISSORS aud shears,
Farming Utensils, Baeksmiths Tools, Table Cutlery,
Pocket Cutlery. Scales, W.
4 great variety of HOUSE TRAININGS, sneh as
+ ale3se- Bnfts Window Ea-ts, etc; Wagon Huhhs
4xels sprfne.s Tin Ware, IN Fact. almost every thing
asasIiy keptin General Hardware and Iron Store,
from d Tack To AHc1i.
Addrsss al orders ~
JOIN p. FRENCH, dgent.
Galena H.. Mareh Ist, 1901 1914
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

The EXPENSES OF i Few FAMOUS
Wars. THE war preceding the treaty Of
Ryswck, in 1907 cost $l3o.000,o00. The
Spanish war Of 1899. settled for at Aixia
Chapelle, cost $570,900,0o0. The war Of
the Spanish succession, cost $3I1 10000
The treaty Of Paris 1863, ended BY a
bloody struggle, cost $560,0o0,o00. The
war Of American independence cost Amer
ca and England S930,0oo,0o0. The war
Of ten years, wh;chis known as the French
Revolution Of 1893" cost $3.50, 600, 900.
The war against the.First Napoleon which
began in 1903 and ended ii 1916, cost the
extraordinary amount Of $5,8oo,000, 600.
The Crimean war cost $84,000,000. The
last Italian war not including the hostilities
between Victor Emanuel. Garibaldi, Bonn
ba, &c.) cost $44.000,000, The last war
III India cost S38,000,0 900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant.-ss. Circuit
Court in aid for said Grant County Special Term,
august, A. D., 1861. Order OF publication Nelson
Dewey, Plaiatin, against James II. Brown. Charles
l.. La Gave and Anthony la Grave, Defendants.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of he Coutt BY the
affidavit 81 w. T. Dewe The Attorne OF the plaintiff
ia the above IN Tiled action, that summons has been
issued said action and That the complaint Of the
paintif said action has teen daily nled il the office
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Tor said Grant County,
lancaster said toaity. that tins action Is brought
for the division aud portion OF certain real estate
land owned and held by he parties to his action
tenants in common; thai said defendant, Anthony ia
Grave, who ana claims interest tie land OF
wnieh PARTITION Is sought by 'hs aelipn, is
dent Of this state and is necessary party 10 this
ton.
Therefore it Is ordered by the Court that TIE said
defendant Authons Ia Grave, aud ali otler persons
terested in the tolo@jng described lois Or tracts Of
land the said County 81 Glant and State Of Wis
coIlsin to-wit Lots CD two ~, and three (3y
IN Bis ok thirty iye ta5l, anu lots
(0) eleven, (lI) and twelve tI2l ia Block number
thifty-seyen (5l all il the village town IL eaayie
according the plat aud vey tleFeOf recorded
THE Of the Register VI eeas for said Grant Coun-
IL October first, "a. D. 1850 10 appear ia Tins Court
on before tie rst d5 81 the next 1clubef term Of
this Court begun and holden IL the Court. House.
in Lancaster IN sad county Monday The tA day ot
October. A. ID. 1861, denur To the COM
plaint of said painiiA hle said Court or il
default thereof the plaintiff Will proceed nai ud 4
said aetiop Aud il Is further ordered
cere cory o. this order be pubisshed Tor six weel
successfully preceding the afoi eSd rst day of ia
next October this Court, In the Giant COUNTY
Herald, weekly newspaper printed and published 4
Lancaster ia said County. Dated tins 9Th day Of Au-
gust, A. d.. 1861. BY The Court,
N. n. CoraRgy, Judge
STATE Of wlscoNstS, Grant county-ss. ONCE Of the
Clerk of Circuit Court.
III W. Banding Clerk OF the Circuit Court of ,aid
County hereby certify that have carefully eompar
ed the annexed aud foregoing copies with the originals
now on Tile in Office, and that the same are true and
perfect transcripts thereof and Of the endorsements
therein.
.yrx Ia witness Whereof have hefeunto sci
SsgaSSs. my hand and affixed iheSeai said Court
YFK4Nmsr the Clerks Office ia Lancaster sale
49, - .x@s County this 5t day of August, A. u.
~SWSs4kIlSHsS 1851. Attest j. w. BLAxpING,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
SHERIFF SALE--MILLHoUSE.

State Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant -, Jacob Mill
house, Paintif, vs. John Aillnouse. Defendant Cir
cult Court OF Grant County, Wisconsin.
By virtue Of writ of Execution issued out Of the
above named favor Of The above named Plain
til and aaals. above uamed Defendant, to di-
rected and ilvered aud for want OF goods and chat
tells Of The said Defendant wherein to hwy, have By
lie direction Of the Plaintiffs Attorneys levied upon
ali of the right title interest which The said nefen-
danr ha1 Tire oath day :, March, A. D., 1885, has
since acquired in anu to the following desclib cal
estate t5.uit The hagf (w1 "a OF the soagl-ea
quart ter tse1z and Lois No Two ~, taree t3l and
l5l Of Section No. twenty (2U), ami all OF the h
vest quarter sw4) Fl the SOUTH est quarter tse Il
of seefon No. twenty t2) not described d. eds
FROM John Mlllouse To Henry Schute, recorded in
Book 81. z" of deeds on page 49, aud from ohm ill
house 10 John Frederick Prank recorded in ook . p
Of deeds page Is, an the north quarter tns54)
OF north quarter (hwsa Of Section twenty git
(2s) aud the nor west qatrer luw al ot noitn-e I
1aarter tle14), AMI twenty acres If land being pat
the west male fw1al Of southwest quarter (s~}4)
and described IN decd IRON David Skinner and wife ana
| Benjamin Nelson and wife To John MIhopse the de
f,dant recorded III Book q If deeds on page 299;
ana twenty-five {zZl acfes of land, being part ol
aud described in deed iroin honrad i4e wife Il
John silhouse, the defendant, recorded IL Book 2
the east bait La3aJ q tae soath-east quarter Isea Of
Section thirty l5yL and northeast quarter nel4 81
Of mort qaarter ines AMI southwest quarter
Gsw4 of southeast quar- tel seJ4 e section thirty
81, ANA norlh quarter lls4l of northwest
quarter IHw14 OF Section tiiity Two 81, aud ast
haf It1a Of the northeast quarter lne54 Of section
T3J1 ana forty tive aud 70lU0 lis acres 6eing part ot
The sou hweSt quarter lsw4 81 Section twenty -four
81 described ia iced from James T. sar and wi IL
Is John Miiihou-e, the defendant, recorded Ia Book
:. Z z of deeds page 5I1.
Al, Of the described lands in Township No two
T2l Range No two west OF tho fourth principle me-
Iaan III Grant County Wisconsin, which said ands Will
the list day September A. % lool at the hear of
10 o'clock III forenoon OF said day. oiel for sale and
will sell to the inquest and best bidder for cash IN
hald the OF the Court Ilousa, in the viii
ags OF easeI Grant County, Wisconsin. said sale
viii be made to sausfy tag judgment in this case
amounting 10 the sum Of Fl tnndfed and forty aud
~ .00ths dollars, With costs and ami costs
ace uiug.-Dated SherIus Office, Lancaster, July 80
A, d 1861.
j. B. MOORE Sheriff,
Minis & MCKEE, Grant Coan9, Wis.,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. S-w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
SHERIFF sALE-MILLHOUSE

~
state Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, S. Jacob MILL
h9usa anil. IS Joifu Milnouse d -fsndant eli.
cut Court Of Grant County, Misconsin.
pv;.tna al i writ ~ .xeeuf;an 4snad ont az a.
- asssd court Ia ayer +. me al,oy. a,,.i
~ md .iaitls1 tie a,ye named Dessd1,,r - ,,a
TN aslA aess' s ,saI,sa - : - ~ Ale
f Ina sasi a.s,3s ,s,a,, =, 49, $500 u
ehasses 1870, III ~, ls'sf,ts x " - : 80, IS. :
oF ie ;h. III : 800 ~ !, ieNleu
uAeh ~ = 1S III ~ i. + ~ = ~, en e , su
s. 80 s.,, ,rt,irg Il ii, ana ~ III
ts4s ~ Mt. TIE u4st I,al9 r,sfz ~ 81, s -,
feal $3.50, r ~ i asa Iss i % s. y ~ su
sfss a l u 49, I s. t,.s,,t, Ts,11 = y - Al ~ 1
nNe IS = i az lie 49, ~, 81 T. ~ T.u
Nesi Iass>>A l st ,se rs19 IN 4 49, ., III lsM54 ]
g stetao - sIst4l,ss. fa itnJg, S4t e & e9s
soia ~ -, ~ On 81 IA - -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

HARVEST. The gathering in Of the grain
crop il this county is progressing rapidly.
aided by the extremely pleasant weather 81
the last few days. From some observation
m inquiry we should judge the greater
part of the wheat was cut, and though tile
crop i Icy no means a heavy one, vet it i
perhaps better than was feared Weknow
If fields where the rayages Of ehinch bug
have been unusually severe, which viii av-
erage not more than 4 or 9 bushels to the
acre. While Others not far distant will give
thrte times that amount The quality ii
cases uncommoRly good, ana small crop
1T good wheat ii better than q large yield
Of tares ani chess.JaaesgSHe Repu5li-
can.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
LEGAL.
DIVORCE--SMITH.

Circuit CO 1T in and for the County Of Grant and State
OF Wisconsin October Term, 1861. Petition for
Divorce.
Sarah s Smith, Plaintiff, against Joha =. Smith, De-
PENDANT.
The state Of Wisconsin to the defendant here named:
You are hereby summoned and required y the
complaint in this action Which, is uled ia the office OF
Clerk Of said court, and to copy OF your am
swer the rad complaint the subscribe AZ their
Office in the village " sncasieFr thin twenty days
sitter service hereof exclusive OF the dav Of such services
aud II YOU fail Ia the said complaint whuthe
time aforesaid tac Plaintiff in this action VIII apply 70
The Court for the relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated at Lancaster Grant County, Wis. August q.
1861 Golfer Y Mills,
Io-6ws Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
TO THE PATRONS
OF HAZEL GREEN INSTITUTE.
We rsspeetfally Announce TIA re FAN Term q The

We especially announce tina tie Fall Term Of the
Institute viii
Commence september o, 1861, and Continue
tiil Ice. 20.
The course both classical and scientific will bearfa
volabls comparison With that of the respectable
Institutions Of the kind in HE West
have an extensive and well selected apparatus 10
Illustrate the different departments Of Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy. TIE location Of the sch aoi being
the cities q ialeua and Dubuque presents ar OBJ
advantages
Board be- obtained in private families 1T from
81 oU 70 800 rer week students may duce ex-
rense hy procuring logris the school building aud
boarding themselves.
Our terms or elementary studies in the Pre-
pafatorE department, STA
lower classical. and scientific course, 500
Advanced course embracing Higher Algebra, Geom-
etrs, sc. $50
Mathematics completed, Languages, 90
Music. IA 90
Drawing. < 10
Tuition fees payable half in advance, and half At
the mldae Of HE term.
stadents are earnestly requested to present them
selves 1T the dsgsantng OF tie term.
ffs u i I H; aqihl;EF' Asseeiatep.inepal.
Hazel Green Aug. s. S-n2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
FARM FOR SALE,
Also, Stock Farm Machinery.
The subscriber oos for +le all Or part of his iarl
known
THE EAYREs FARM,

fHe sUUscII0tH VEvIs IJI sie al OF pAI OF us ari,
known
TIIE AYRES FARM,
situated tile Lancaster and Potosi State Reads four
iies from the latter and eight miles IRON the former
village.
All parts OF tho property we'll watered with springs
and BROOKS anu plenty VI ttmlber-S0 meadow
and zi0 in caltIFaun--tne entire ha-section aler
fence The bullngs good anu roads leading tnele
fioHl Ia all directions.
lie proposes selling 40 acres off the west end, or
Tess. Or woultse Tie east half with buildings
Whole property Bc!uing also The stock aaa ln ma
ehineR5 The stock includes 80 head Ut cattle, 100
4iieep with horses, hogs Ne an 81 superior breeds
Iie pro efty wall be sod part cash, part
IAe properly ~ we'll kroN IN all paI o county
References, III. Van Week, jamestown GEN ottnl rec
fiattagllle Henry Pateu, gatcu Grove, or /. Alien
Barber Lancaster For particulars inquire Of tile pro-
prletug the premises, Or tbs ottee.
JOHN N. EAYRES
Potosi, Janua, %, 1891 3z-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
Il WIN BE sold at q Bargain!

Will AXE od team In part of the first pasnleIlt
an asassasese iime viii be eiven on Tie other pays
in-lis faE tafiheF patiraai enquire ot tic unaer-
.. r. WALKER.
boSe0bS3s June ~ lSel. 3-lr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

Sir REaRETrEp q. The following aa-
eefote i going The rounds;
An elderly lady who attended i meeting
ot the First Vermont regiment. arose foil
q enthusiasm, aud said She thanked God
that she was able % Us something for her
country; her two sons. all She had III the
world, We're n the regiment; aud the ONLY
thing she had e regret was, that Size coul9
not have known il twenty Years aeo--sl1
would have furnished more.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

ga Gen Mcclellan has made himself
unpopular with the Washington ladies,
Arabella Smith says, because he will not
let the officers spend their time in the city
- they have beer. used todo. She writes !:
"lhey often used to be -. Well, I've
seen them when three Of them together
had scarcely strength to stand up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
A GOOD BARGAIN.
improved Farm tor sale.

ilisen very cheap my farm of 146 acres ofiana 50
naeF livaton, well wattrtd wish good springs
safd Etrln has a eelHiosable flus house WITH good
eiar asder Il. s about 80 aerrs Ct good bottom
fAT grass. AID nlenty Ut tibe; third Of The grain
now growing the place Will be sold with ii, sold
aet4res crest. said ira il situated two aid half
mites sast ofhe village u Lancaster, and joining Joseph
sAkc0tNS fstF4a "a tXa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

GES. WooLs PoLEcY Il Is believed
to 10 Gen. Woods policy to make the war
angressite. He deems II wise 70 keep the
enemy III suspense To ~ !, he would
asske saeh demonstrations upon the coasts
81 North Carolina, Florida. Lo0ssiana, Dc,
rs would make il necessary FIJI the redel
States Ii keep their armies II home instead
II sending them To raeaaOe Washington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
VAN WAGENEN'
Celebrated English Horse Salye.

THIS Remedy for horse ailments Of the feet and legs,
and especially founders, cracked and contracted teets
and gals, wounds the following home recount
men datiops:
Prairie du Chen. March 81, 1861.
Thereby certify that nave used Mr. Van Wagenen's
Horse save lame horse, and IN two weeks it eaus
ed new hoof to grow three- foafts Of anipch; u
passes thing the line OF horse saives ever used
Also for tbs enlargement OF contaetea feet II appears
! perfectly successful JUHN THOMAS.
Lancaster, April 2 1861.
a. Van Wagenen the proprietor OF this Celebrated
English Horse Saive arrived in 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 bis feet contracted to that
tent that he was very stif have ooked at him up
TO this the End day Of April II being one seek since
the rst pplicaon was made, and can say it seems al
most miracle and does away With all doubt in relation
founder and contracted feet in horses being incura
hle as the OF this Celebrated Remedy foot
is now n Of inch 5eIow the hair and has ENLARGED
TO the size Of natural foot far grown. For fur
Their information call at t.e Stone Livery Stable where
the effects be seen above described; also the
most reliable test nonias Of 10 high standing in
parts of the country.
4 ieaster, Wis, April 3. s. G. MCDONALD.
42-tf VIM H. FOSTER.
FOR 80 ATTHF LANCE sTER livery STABLE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
SuMMONS.W WHITE.

state Of Wisconsin, Counts Of Grantees. Circuit
Court in aid for said Grant County. Special Term,
Auenst. A b.. 1861 sunmons for relief. Barney
White, Plaintiff, against Harriet elizabeth White,
The State Of Wis
cousin TO the abovs named defendants Harriet Elk
aheth Whites YOU are hereby summoned aud requif-
ed 10 answer the complaint Of the paintiH IN tins ac
op which was duly bled in the office OF the CLERK Of
the Circuit Court said crane County, 1T Lancaster
in said eoantg on the 9th day Of August A. p, 1871,
and to serve copy 1T your answer 10 tue SAID COM
plan on The subscriber, my Office in the Town Of
Cassvle in said County, within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive OF the da Of such service,
and ii fail 70 answer the SAID compliant WITHIN lhe
time fjresd III hereby required the plaintiff will APP
ply to tho Court tor the relief demanded III the COM
rlaiat dated this 5h day Of August, A ~, lo5i.
W. r. DEWEY, Plaintiffs Atty.
S.w3 Casssile, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

Re- Mrs. Fremont Jessie has been
acting = her husband ! private secretary
keeping busy day and night Ii writing
letters.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

'H yVs'V 'V'"Vy AVtF4 : -fVsIH q f4aHY 4 l4asI
50 u section 30
Ierms-20 per cent ct the purchase money in hand,
ana The balance Ia i've equal annual instruments with
interests N Tue rate o. sel per cent per lnnun.
address, Wal NJ. BOND, Geaeseo, Livingston County,
Stale oi New York. zltf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

Obnoxious no BED-nUgs AND Pms.
Coal eli il sad e be 4 sure destroyer If
bed-bugs. Apply plentiFully with 1 small
brush 81 feather In The place where they ds
most congregate. The cure i elfectaal ana
permanent. Gilt frames, chandeliers, rub
bed lightly over With oull oil VIII not d
disturbed Isl flies.