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The Shasta courier., 1861-09-21
summons.

In the Justices Court, Sierra to,cnship, IN
and for the County Of Shasta.
The People of the State of California, send
greeting to VIM. G. Boyes.
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before me,
at my Office in the township of Sierra, in the
county of Shasta, on the 2Sth day of September A.
D. 1861, at 2 o'clock, P. M, to answer unto the
complaint of Caleb Watkins, who to re-
cover the sum of One Hundred Ninety three and
72-l0O Dollars, claimed to be due him upon an
open account, and certain promssory note, dated
July 18th, A. D. 1861, when Judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount, together
with costs and damages, if you fail to appear and
answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said county,
greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand, this nineteenth day Of
September A D. 1851
VIM. n. GUPTILL,
Justice of the Peace for said township.
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-21
Notice.
Preservation of the Union.

From all quarters our information is favor
able to the Union cause, and the preservation
Of the Federal Government from the attacks
OF those who are now arrayed in deadly hos
tilty to its existence. We no longer fear the
results of the present contest, for knowing
our strength, unlimited resources, temper of
our people, who can hesitate in his belief as
to the final issue of the present internecine
strife The Government is just now in throes
Of triumph, and time will demonstrate the
accuracy of this prediction. A better feeling
will exist hereafter between the various Sec
tions of the country, and this war will make
relations that they respectfully occupy to-
wards each other II The North is slow to
engage in the deadly combat Of the battle
held, they are not the less wanting in all the
elements of manhood, bravery, and patriot
ism. Forbearance has been deemed virtue,
and no doubt but that it is, yet there is a
limit to endurance, and when the line is
passed who can tell when there will be ces-
sation of blows. The North can fight as
well as the South, and all comparisons to the
contrary are idle CANNON. The fact is we
think indispatable, that ere this war closes,
each section Will place higher estimate on
ehe other, and theresult will be that strong
er bond of union will exist than has ever
bound them together in times past.
The time is not far distant when the slori-
rious old Flag will float in triumph over ev-
cry capitol in the thirty four States of the
Confederacy. The reactionary feeling that
is manifesting itself, whenever it is not stab
bed by the iron hand of despotism, is indica-
tive of this. Nor can this feeling be crushed
out, for though it be no larger now than a
mans hand, yet it is destined at no distant
day to cover the entire land The rebels may
continue the struggle for some time, and
gain some victories, but soon reverses will
overtake them, when this reactionary feeling
ut their own homes will finish the work Of
pacitication. 1t is the duty of every good and
loyal citizen to assist the Government in ev-
cry legitimate way to enforce the laws and
preserve the Constitution. The Government
e right and the rebels are wrong. The South
will soon find out that they cannot continue
the contest against the moral sentiment of
mankind, and such odds for any great length
of time. The South have no grievances to
complain Of from the North, nor has she ever
preferred any as casus belli; besides they
have had things in the Government for many
years nearly their own way. Their chosen
representatives have administered the Gov
ernment for an indefinite length of time, and
she Northern Democracy have willingly and
II may be said, with propriety, cringingly
followed their lead. At no time that we are
aware of has .he Government ever failed to
do its duty to the South. The people know
this, hence the reaction that is sure to devel-
op itself, and that right speedily, in all
the rebel States
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-21
GARDEN FOR SALE.

S THE undersigned offers for sale their we'll
49, improved Garden, containing about twenty
acres located the south side of Clear Creek op-
posite Horsetown. 1t has good fence around il, .
House. and
1000 Fruit Trees
of every variety. Many of them bore the present
year. 1t has water privilege that prevails the
year round. Also,
25 Head of Cattle,
200 Head of Hogs.
Also HORSE and WAGON.
The above property will be sold cheap, for Cash.
the proprietors desrous of leaving. For fur
ther particulars apply ON the premises.
sel4:tf CROWLEY BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-21
BRIDGE LICENSE.

OoTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
will make application to the Board of Super
1isors of Shasta county, Cal. At their next meeting,
for renewal of license to keep public toll bridge
across Clear Creek, 1t the Tower House.
n. r. METCALF
September 20. 1851 eel
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-21

THE NEXT Political parties
in the next Legislature will stand nearly as
follows:
SENATE.
Union Democrats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Secessionists ..... 8
ASSEMBLY.
Union Democrats Observation-Disclosures. %
ReT Tublicans. ........................... AZ
SecesSlon1stS ........................... lU
1t will be seen that neither party will have
complete control of the Senate, while the Re-
publicans will have a majority of sixteen in
the Assembly, and twelve on joint bollot.
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-21
FOUR MILE HOUSE
FOR SALE.

"HIS HOUSE is advantageously situated on the
u Weayerville aud Yreka roads, four miles from
Shasta and two from Whiskytown. 1t is furnished
in the most approved style, and has ali the modern
Improvements, and has large and commodious
Barn and Corral
attached. The Orchard contains one hundred and
twenty trees bearing fruit, and the number can be
very easily increased There is also three hundred
and twenty acres of valuable Land also two Cows.
Terms, CASH, and the sale to be complete.
THOMAS ASHWORTH.
Shasta, Sept Is, 1881, se2laf
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-21

1t is ordered that service of the above summons
be made by the publication of the same in the
Shasta COURIER one week.
VIM. n. GUPTILL,
se21:It Justice of the Peace.
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-21

The above sale is postponed until Thursday, tho
10th October, 1861, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
seI4 j. s. FOLLANSBEE, Sheriff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
cro,aa,veIl,s DIaeharged tsoldLsrs.

Immortality and irreligion are among
the great evils q war; Knowing this,
every Christian should be most dlligent,
not only ii prayer for the soldiers, and in
furnishing them with religious privileges in
the camp, but in cherishing strong and
enlightened public religious sentiment.
Public sentiment is a powerful stimlant to
moral principle, as well as to patriotic feel
ing. 1t hence becomes the whole CHRIS
tan community to frown upon Sabbath day
parades and displays.
a country SOMETIMES suffers immensely
after a war is over, from the murders, rob
berries, thefts, and other depredations and
immoralities Of lis own discharged sol
ders The principles and habits Of the
camp follow, or rather accompany, the men
through life. In this aspect Of the case it
becomes not only Christians who feel for
mems immortal welfare, but it becomes all
who have personal interests at stake, all
who have property or families to PreserFe,
to see to the character Of the camp.
Cromwell kept up religion in his army.
He bad chapIains, prayers, Sabbaths,
preceding Bibles, psalm brooks; and wlthal
/ the braYest men that ever went into battle
And after their return to private life, as
tory, in recording their heroic deeds, bears
/ this testimony to their moral worth:
Fifty thousand men, accustomed to the
profession Of arms, were at once thfownon
| the world. In few months there re-
NAMED not tree indicating that the most
formidable army in the World had been ab-
sorbed into the mass OF the community.
The royaliats confessed that in every de-
partment Of honest industry, the discarded
warrior prospered beyond other men, that
none was charged with any theft OF robbery,
that none was heard to ask an aims, and
that, If a baker, mason, Of WAGNER at
tractcd notice BY his diligence and sobriety,
he was in all probability one Of divers
old soldiers"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
SHERIFFs Sc. -PA1nrn ] Z.

state OF Wisconsin,, County Of Grant. So Harvey u
sherman, Piagnlln, Frederick Palmer Jaae
Palmer, Harmon IL Earl and Aena N. W Palmer.
defendants. Circuit Court of Grant County Wis
consin. judgment d foreclosure and Sale
81 virtue Of Judgment ~ foreclosure aad sale en-
tered Of record IL tia-nb0ye named c0nf ia favor &c
the abo namod psantid and against the above nan Ell
defendants, Boating dsie OF The 9th das Of March, 4 d
1861, and Dg The direction of the Plaintiffs Attofntg
shalt on The 2qthday Of june A. y. 1861, at the hour
Of ten O'Clock IN the forenoon Of said day offer for
sale and will sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash in hand ~ the oatci door Of tie CONT House IN
the village of Lancaster, Grant County, Wiseonsia All
the following described real estate 10 wit: The naf II,
half Of the northwest quarter and the Southwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter OF SECTION ten ia
aso the east half Of the northeast eaarler Of Section
twenty 29J, all IN township number six (03 north OF
range number two ~ west IN The County Of Grant
ana state IT Wisconsin. said premises are ordered
sold in satisfaction Of the judgment ia this case
amounting 70 the sum Of Hundred andSeyenty
six and 65-lO9ths Dollars damages now actually due
aud one Hundred and TweniY-seyen and 60-i00ths
Dollars, costs and attorneys fees together with inter-
ests aud disbursements and acctuing costs.
Dattd, Sherif's Office Lancaster March 23d A. D.
1861. Id. MOORE
Sheriff &c Grant County, his.
Abbott, Gregory, Pinney a Flowers
4il3w PLAINTIFFS Itiorneys.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
SHERLFF,s sALE-pAYIs.

Wright PEaintif, Us. John Davis Defendant Cir
cult Court IL and FOR Grant County, state Of Wis
consin. Judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
BY virtue Il judgment OF foreclosure ard sale Is
sued out OF the auove named court, in favor Of the
above named plaintiff and against the above named de-
feniant, bearing date on the 9th day Of March, A. d.
lSDl, and b5 the direction oil the Plaintiffs Attorney
sial on the Sth day Of July, A. d. 1851 at the hour
Of ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, oer far
sale and viii sell to the highest best bidder for
cash IN hand. at the outeraoor Of the Court House ia
the village Of Lancaster Grant County, Wisconsin the
following descrbedfeal estate to-wt. The south hall
Of the northeast quarter Of section i've town four
l4l north, range one - vest, in Grant County. Wis
said premises ordered sold in this in satisfac-
ton Of the judgment amounting to hundred and
twenty ght and sixty-nne hQndrcdths fS12s
69-1c0) dollars DAMAGES and thiriy-two and 97-l0Oha
dollars costs, together with interest," disbursements
costs accruing. Dated Sherias ONCE. Lancaster Anil
81, 1861. j. Il. MOORE. SileiiH
Grant COUNTY, Wis.,
Allen L Bushnell, Plaintiffs Atty. 42-l3w
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GHERIFFs sALE-AUsrrv, nr AZ.

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state Of Wisconsin,, Grant Circuit Court. judgement
Of Foreclosure and Sale. o, r. Wetmore, PltH, vs..
Wan Austin, Henry Z. Young, and Jared Warnos, De-
fendants
~ virtue Of decree Of foreclosure and sale issued
frontha ABOVE named 10 te above entitled cause
bfatn5 Gate 18th Of Oct, 1860, ana by ceciipns
IalnilAs Attorneys shall on tle t6ti1 Gay Of siafch
- 1851, at tie hcur OF ~ ocloOk of said day TT the
front door Of the Cour-Honse in the village OF aacas
ter wisconsin, csel Tor sale 1T public auction aud viii
se 10 The hg4es aud BEST bidder, for hnd the
following described real estate, Viz: The half Of
ths north east quarter and the northwest quarter
the northeast quarter Of section four (s) township
Ne four a. north OF range five 90 west. cont Ia
ing rs acres more or less Also the undivided one
halt Of hesont east quarter the south east quarter
0! seetisn ~ two ~ Of town No. foaf j. north of
range No.sx go, west, containing 20 acses more or
Jess, in Giant county. Wis.
Said premises ordered Sodin satisfaction If the
judgement this amounting to tie sum Of $s;5
and SO -IU5th, together with interest and costs
Wai. II. F0S FER, sheriff
Dated SLerid-s Oa3ge. Lancaster Dec. l3tl 1850
MtLts < MeKkE, Sltlfs Att5s. 25-I3v
The above sale is herebg odioefned until The 9TH day
Of August A, d. 1861 1T the same place ane At tbs hour
o'clock b. M Of said day BY direction 81 Psaatflfs
AttoTneys.--Dated March 10th, 1861
NN. H. FOSTER, Ex-sheriH
I0-pub till Ist Aug. OF Grant County, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
eHERIFFs sALE-sT. JOIN.

state Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, So John r Lew-
is, Plaintiff, IS. Matilda h. ~ John, Deiendant. 7
Circuit Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin Jadg
mont 81 Foreclosure aad Sale.
8y virtue OF uag mont o. foreclosure andas issued
out of the ab0ye Court ia favor Of tb above
"a med f8aiutla and against the above D"sed Delea
aant bearing cate the 18th day OF dafeh A. d.,
1861 and hy the direction u The Plaintiffs Attorneys
shall on The ot day Of July, A. D., 1851, al the hour
OF ten O'clock the q Of said ay oier for sale
and will se tho highest and best bider for cash in
hand al the outer door Of the Court Houge Ia the wiz
aae u Lancaster, Grant Comfy, Wisconsin, the fol-
loving desc reel estate t0.wt. The southeast
qeagier OF southeast quarter OF Section Number
twenEy-six {a6) in Township Number eight ls) north
Of Range Numbpr three 81 west, OF tie fourth
principle Meridian in Grant County, Wisconsin. Said
premises are oFGcTed sold III satisfaction this 81
the judgment, amounting to Inc sum Of one hund ed
ana ninety ana 25-l03s dollars damages and thr-
tynss ana S3I00ths dollars COSTS, together with i'm
trcsis disbursement and aecrusg costs.-Daied SHEER
ns once, lancaster, April !, 1861.
J.B. MOORE, Sheriff.
BARBER & Lowry, Grant County, Wis.
l4ainsia's ktt0rneys. Avis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
SHERIFF sALE-RIcHARDsoN.

STATE Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, IS. George II.
Slaughter, taintin, rs William richardson Defen-
dant. Ciieuit Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin.
By virtue OF writ Of execution issued out &c the
above named court, in favor OF the above named Plain
TIM ana against sbe above named defendants, to me
directed and seiigsiea and TOR want Of goods aud
ehatteis 81 the defendants wbereou 10 levy, ! lave
By the direction ii the Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS levied
upon ali 81 tRt right, title Interest," which the said
tcaoant, William Richardson had the - II dag Of
Deceuiber a. Il. 1885, Inns acquired ana 10
the following describe d real estate, To Wit:
seven % sout part OF northeast Or ofs0u
vest quarter OF section No twenty-five fZ2) township
No. two q north Of ange No two, fZ) w0sf, beng
the land entered BY said lieharson ana reserved
by him from deed 10 Edward Jewrl whereby the said
richardson deeeed the remainder said northeast
quarter Of south quarter Of said section No. TWEEN
ty-two 2k) as viii fully appear, reference beiag
had to the record Of said dseu the recorders Office
oil Grant County, Wisconsin, an the equal undivided
one lal GA of east half 10 Of LIE southwest
quarter anu the wesl ball Of tie southeast quarter Of
section NO ten 100 township eight (S) north, range
No one - west All Of the above described snd In
Grant County Wisconsin, which said RIAL estate shall
on the l2th day june a. -. ls51 the hour OF 10
o'clock IA the forenoon OF said gay, for sale aud
hand at the outer the Court House in the vii
lags q lancaster, GElut County, Wisconsin said sa.e
VIII Pc made 70 satieiy TIC Judgment in this case
amounting 70 the 81 I'll luAaod aud thirty -Hinc
and e. 0ytls dollars, tegehsr with interest costs
and costs aecfuiag.-Datsd ShsaHs Office Lancaster,
April 2Jth, 1861.
J. q. MOORE, Sheriff,
BARRIER & Lowry, Grant Ceunty. Wis
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 4G-wG
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GIN As 4 REMEDIAL AGENT.
THIs nEI1cInITa TnNLn srIAII-I.AN.r

THIS IEIIDIUUo IUNIC SlI4IU flANT,
ESPECIALLY designed for the use OF the ATcaical
y Profession and the Family, having superseded the
so-caed "Gins ssAromatic 'sCnrdal' sssedieated"
"Schnafps ec is endorsed BY all Of the profni-
nent phvacians chemists and connoiscnrs possess
ing all Of those intrinsic medicinal qualities (cnic aud
dturetie) which belong to an old ana pure Gin. Put
up 10 quart bottles AID sold bv all druggists erocers,
etc A. u. BINlNGEiS & CO..
Established iTTs.) sole Prs prietora.
No 10 Broad street, n Y.
For Sale by ID. S. BARNES & CO., No. Is Park
Row, New York.
Our long experiences and familiarity with the equire-
ments af DRusGfsrs and our SUPERIOR business fac-
tes, enable furnish them with choice Liquors for
medicinal aud family use
February Is. 1860. 3I-I year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
no ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

Notice IS hereby given, that application will be
made TO the Circuit Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin,
al the August special Term thereof to be begun and
held al ths Court House, IN Lancaster, the first
Monday 10 august A. d 1851, b. the several proprie-
tors the following named Lots ana Blocks ia the y-
lage Of Lancaster in sad county, for order to be
made and entered in said Court. yacang the following
named alleys and streets, designated The map and
plat said village viz: The alleys running north and
south through Blocss 3 5, u.s. 27, 50 and ~ and be-
tween Lots 4 g. aud 4 in Block No. I'll and aiso the
following portion Of street called and known Van
Buren, street, All that portion of said street north
OF tho south line Of Blocks 80 and 81.
BARBER 4 LOWRY.
4e-tiIl Court Attorneys for Applicants.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
LEGAL.
SALE or REAL ESTATE
At MOUNT I'D


state of WISCONSIN, County Court for Dane County
In Probate. Ia tho matter of the Guardianship Of
j. McGenniss and William Eddy, minors
Notice is hereby given mat by virtue and pursu-
arce Of license made In said matter the
ist day of APRIL A. y. 1861, by The County Court OF
the County Of Dane and state Of Wisconsin, the un-
dersgned guardian Of J. McGennss and William Eddy,
minor children and heirs at law Of Nathaniel b. Eddy
late OF the County Of Dane aforesaid deceased, viii
saturday the LIST day june A. d. 1861 two o'clock
in the afternoon of that day. at the front door OF tile
Court House the village of Laneas' sr, IN the county
lie vendue the real estate belonging to said minors,
situate and lying in the County III Grant aforesaid
aud described at the north half Of the south east
quarter and the sonth-west quarter OF section nine
tcen (9); the northeast quarter Of the northwest
quar- el the west half OF the northwest quarter
OF section twentY-nine (29) all in town six 20 north
range three % west, subject nevertheless to the
right 0f dover, third life interest ia an the
same Of Mis-. Eliza Powers, late widow Of the said Ma
thaniel B. Eddy deceased.
The terms Of sale will be made known at the time
and place Of sale
Dated this 30th day Of April, a. D. 1861.
47-3w WILLIAM j. ELLSWORTH,
Guardian.
The above sale will take place the l4h day ofJune
1851 the hour and place above designated, instead
Of the lst dag Of June above mentioned
WILLIAM j. ELLSWORTH
May II, 1851 49.w4 Guardian.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
SHERIFFs sALE-HURLBURT.

state OF Wisconsin, County Or Grant IS. Thomas ".
McLn, PlalAtin, against 2. Darwin iiurlhurt, Deen-
dsRt Circuit Court Of 0tfant County, Nlsconsln.--
Judgment OF Foreclosure and SAFE.
Hy virtue Of 5nasiacnt Of foreclosure and salossued
ont of the abhve named Court IN favor Of she above
named Falniaand agaiast the above Eanaeg Defendant,
Bearing aaa Qs4he llth dag Of Narch a. D, 1901 and
by t6e difecffnn Of the PaiHlifs Attorneys shall on
lie d day u Jaly a. b., 1861, ct the hour Of ten
O'clock ia the forenoon Of said day oes for sale and
will sell 10 The highest and bast bidderfor cash IN hand
thu outer door 81 the Cout House IN the village q
Lancaster. Grant County, Wisconsin, the following dos
cibed d estate tctwit: Tie east hall 81 the north
quarter and he cast haof the southeast quarter
al Section No fourteen ~, tho southeast quarter Of
the south cast quarter Of Section no eleven ll aud
southwest quarter Of soUthwest quarter ct Section
30. thirteen I'D All ia Township NO six 90 north Of
Range No three % West saving and excepting there
from heretofore decided to Orlando Wood
worth the southeast Of SOUTH quarter
south quarter Of said section No. thirteen l3l
aud being land decided said HuIIburt by w.
H. Lane and wife Saia premises ordered sold IN
satiactonin this case Of the Judgment amounting TO
the Of eleven hundred and ninetyseyen& l2le0ths
dollars damages and fifty and 81 100 bis dollars costs,
together disbursements and costs ruing
Dated Sharsn's Olice Iancaste March q, 1861
j. b. MOORE. sheriff,
Mills ( McKee, Grant County, Wis.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 42-wl3
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LEGAL.
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GUMMONS-SANFORD.

Circuit Court IN and FOR the County Of Grant Wscon-
sin. Louisa W. Sanford Paintiu, against George
Sanford, Defendant The State OF Wisconsin to the
Defendants here named
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action. which IS fled in the
Office OF the Ce,k Of the Circuit Court Of Grant Coun-
t., Wisconsin, at Lancaster, ia said county and to
serve copy oil your answer to the said complaint
the subscriber 1T his Office, in the village OF Iancas-
tor Wis., within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive Of the day of such seryce and if you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the PainiiR Ia this action will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the congratulated Lancas-
ter April 10, A. D. is0l.
j. r. MILLS, TIeTs Attorney.
81 wGs lancaster, Grant County, Wis.
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The PURITAN AND THE CAVALIER
Eye London Spectator, in some comments
on the relaxations Of the two sections Of
this country, says the population Of tie
North bear today the relation to the
Soatherners which Their Puritan forefathels
bore 70 the Cavaliers who planted Nary
land and Virginia. Slower, and perhaps
less clivalrous, the spirit Of .he Puritan is
more earnest anu persistent, ana once
aroused, rises to a pitch Of enthusiasm
Which renders victory or destruction tue
only possible alternatives. The Puritan
kas all1ags been ifetor II the end, from
Narsloa Moor 10 tie last struggle in Kan
ssts, and his feelings seem now thoroughly
aroused. 7raaserigf