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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-20
AUDITORS NOTICE.

IN The Orphans Court for the county Of Coles.
'ato COnrad HeSS, late 9t SagdriOgf tOrat
THE Auditor appointed by the Court to rr..
1 hutton Of the balance in the hands NJ VIII
Executor Of tho last win and 'rrsi,turrt t.
Hess, late of Sugarloaf township, in the culrI,
nlnbia' deceased, will meet the parties iutcrr.r.
purpose Of his appointment, on SATURDAY. III, .
OF August. ledl az 10 O'Clock, A NJ, Of saii,.
Once IN Bloonsburg, in said county an pcr.n,
,cGi 1 III 'he saIh Estate are rcqurcdto present thr
before the Auditor, or be debarrcd fiom comm,
share of the fund
, JOHN C. FREE
B'oonsburg, July o, lssl.-it. .h
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-20

Latest from JncChNan's column.-Hot
after The rcbets.-LoSs Of The y:Jcls.-A
rebel Commander Sur2Gndcys hinScl +
agih GOO Men.-lHo stJG prisoners
marched into town.--Much suffering
among The rebels.
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JERsEYTOwN, July 18th, 1901

Col, L. L. TATE =
Dear Su:-You will obligc US by Civ
ing the following letter place in your
columns.
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Tic W1Id HarIiOr, may be seen at the
Exchlnge Stable, Bloomsbury.
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LOST NOTES

TTWO Notes Of hand drawn by hlo,,o, A.,
Il favor Of c. w McKelvy Il Co, dn,,d ~ LLNr'
July ION, 1861, on four months, for siIl So wy,
to reach their mail destination. An person. ,hb
ed against negotiating for either of .aid ya 't1
able reward will be paid for their tr,n,n's ,'s
McMichacl, at Philadelphia, or 10 the ,'nJ "l
the Cattawissa Paper Mills. '"u'f'r
July 30, is6l-3t.
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CIscINNATTI, July Ia.

A special dispatch from Beverly says
that Gen. McLcllan's advanced division is
moving rapidly to Cheat Mountain Pass.
The rebels burned tho bridges lIuttonsyi'lo
and will burn Cheat Mountain bridge. 1t
cannot delay us an hour.
AT Rich Mountain one hundred and
thirty-one dead rebels were found. Our
wounded arc doing we'll. Ten commiss-
ioned rebel officers killed and captured, .,
including Capt. S. Kcpwith of Powhattan;
Capt. d. E. Langcll, late United States
army; Capt. Irwin, of Brunswick danger
ously wounded. DR.. Tyler, late United
States army, and DR.. Walk, late United
States srmy, prisoners. Some Georgians
and South Carolinians are among the dead
but the rebels dead were chiefly eastern
Virginians.
This morning Col. Pcgram, commander
at Rich Mountain, sent a letter to Gen.
Mcclellan offering to surrender himself
and command Of six hundred men. The
surrender was accepted and prisoners will
march in to-day. The prisoners were
much reduced by hunger.
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Menu advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALES.

QY virtue of writ Of Lerdri Faoas to me directed
ID issued out of the Court OF Common lea, ,f thy
county Of Colunbia Pennsyl lvania, will be exposed to
public sale, at the Court IlUuse, in BloonshIIp
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Another of them called uPALMYRA y

begnnlng at post thence by land Of Robi Gray north
Twelve degrees west four hundred aud en- perchrs To
post thence by land VI VIM. Stucdman sDujh seventy
eight degrees west one bundled and sixty prrchcs To-
post ncehy land Of John Brady, south twelve de.
eroes etsl "ur hundred andts Pcrchcs tu post and
seventy tight dtgccs east one hundred aud siXty.,x
nefhcs to the place Of beginning containing -Four Uun
aftd a"d one 4crcS and quarter aud allowance Of SIX
cent, for IuaIs &c 80
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DupOnCO's Golden Pills for Females

hJdiJlc correcting, regulating and renouinF all ob
strRctOHS, from Whdtorcr cause, and dirdgs
SueecssfuL as prcrcRtirc
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-20

ton of public business, the House Commit.
tee of Ways and Means has already pre-
pared all the bills intended for submission
during the session, and in les than week
it is expected that Congress will be ready
to adjourn.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF..

July 2o, 1861.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-04
Ayers Ague Cure,
- FoR THE sPFFDY CURE OF

Intermittent Fever, or Fcyer and Agae. R,rnitieut
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodicsl Head
ache OF bilious Headache, and Billions fe
vers. indeed for the whole class 81 dis-
eases or ignaung IN hillary defangt-
mes., caused by the Malaria q
Niassnatic COuntrics-
We are enabled here 70 offer the community
remedy which while il cures the above complaints
with eeTtainiy. Is siii perfectly harmless in any
quantity such \ remedy Is invaluable IN districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This "cure
expels tho iAsrnatic poison Of Fever and Aguc rom
the system. and prevents the Development q the
disease If taken on the first approach Of its preno-
fory gvmptoms. II i not only the best remedy ever
yet discovered or this class OF complaints but also
the Cheapest. The large quantity We supply Tor
dollar brings II within the reach I" eseryr"dai aua
in billions districts. where Fever snd Agu pres ails,
every body should have y and he II irseif t"sh ir
cure and protection. great superiority al hi-
remedy over any other discovered iur the l's
dy and certain # Iutermttents = that IL oon-
tsins Quininc mineral, consequently ~ Ir"un-
or no qnsnism or other injuric'is effects whatever
urou the constitution. Those cured by " are left a.
healthy as If they had never had the disease
Fever aud Ague not alone the consequence Of the
miasmafic poison great variety Of disorders arse
from it, irritation, among which are
Neuralgia Rheumatism. Gout, Headache. blindness.
T,.fl,aela. EaIarhe, Catairah, Asthma. ihii-
taiion. Painful Affection Of the Spleen. IL
t.ric~ pain Ia the Ts1~eis Collie. Paralysis
aud arrangement cf the stomach,
All q which, when originating in this cause, lui on
the intermittent tyf- become periodical Thir
'C-ns' exI~ls the poisson from the blood, and con-
seauently cures them all alike. II = al invaluable
rrlfcc,son =. Immigrants and persons trav.ing or
i.mor.rilN t.-s ding in tle malaTlDus district II
tak.. ..r-isG lis daily while exposed g. the IA
f.-,i,n thai viii D. exCrets~i from thr system aud
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity T. rpm
into di-esse Hence - T. even more VALUABLE for
nrotertian than cr. sod fw viii ~ssr SNIFF i.s'''
intermittents n tis-N stai fietn-i f.. 40 tAe a."
lection this rrnse~t, a1ffsi-.
a. pre,..r..s ~ LA & ANEg 4 90.
Lowell Ms~sss hu-cli-.
All our reIn.~li..- afe fs sale ., ! X CUNiNcaas
M pc>>ftS. .4t - 80 i3ruEsisi- in Ter,
Hsufs.
Whorssl b, AiAt~ a Co, Cincinnati.
funI 9l.-sin-WeeN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-04

A. a. NlFS. ave
1.rrs iisuis. June - i.si tn-s
= Size ssteuses - sils re.r g. e.a.pas..i ~.ia
fhs ekven.s 90 Ia 'auJ ~. sbg~ . ds,ftass 81
6. SO
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4 DMINlSTR.AIlON ---Nolice H.
y herrfy given. fhst ifffr- % aiminisIr lfl..fi
hass been granted 81 fhf uIrisl i~,ii ft-H H. 80
tate q AfiFrs Niiia- dsssa.et. Ilss estate 81 .af
f.,4.d 4. i.s s..ftff az lffiIs ltebfef o. ii. A..
s-fssi sif fss- IL Coft. sfbeful.s af.
sarl...fff ratte.fsi 20 uaAe lunuufilafr I4suleif
al.. .s.s if.fassl lFs. further cests
b b hOFFArT, Asl'f
yaly I. fssl-diw-s1w
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4 NLW ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach Bitters

u
giving ois % ar stomach. and ior Tie pfcf calion ~
hiii"r- complaint, ifieieii g. fhs western eount5
Fry a.
A. morning lriAk, O. a..l.i q ,.,.i.on ali rs.ir
Dysfs1 sia L has - equal Try it
- a.ss.s u i, faIty4of 90 ~ other iaffsrs. Tfs H
The formula oi tAtsc Nlfief. uu~ llsCll tLs .t.t
pfererfy ,sl'r, k"heok originates, With ole II a..
oisst sii snlusft Medical ifa.f4ll.liefs a. -.
Wet. ani i s trtcfiy pres ai.i upon ihe 80
Aesls D. ppr.
.Thcse ait.r- d.f th,is silniuln. from ihe f~.f
ful tonc nature 9th. roots and herb. 90 vhii tatf
are composed and a. tA-y ai,. 10 al.aylug unnsi-
ural cravings ~ ihe stomach directly premafif n
TEMPER aNsG.
the present proprietor believe that iu usking ilsn
widely kns~n, the ruhhc welfare Is tuh-sr4si
II VIII D. for sale ~ "a % I,r hohsek i.u
merous Agenis aud at Hoief. &C.. the country over
in the meantime orders wiii b.. filled direct fr.u
Clncinuafi m snN quantity. and 81 the
Il j. pat up in quart iioifss. and securely faclsd m
ane dog Gases faii da sample cases vii how stti
De- packed snh ssni o. ai.y -.iifs.s. u 8e-ifed.
itetaii Price, 81 per bottle, "a 49,
tor c..
frinCp1 0f.r, "a ssioro6 Nac 80 T0uffh
Street. 81 hu4ld,sg ls"m Asls ..iI.~t, a.irltiisi
Ohio. Laboratory. ~ - hann.snd >iis.f
for sale Boz AiFo County ~
IN. BONNkt1A. Isffs hauis.
IE CUNl$GHaM.
NM. L. SHtki. Ar,. Gs-ifn.
PfffH li k4sh. '.atrsflIe.
And ~ Drugg.sis sIif Nrr,ltsnf. esnsf-iir
/ thTD4ghoui the la.ird Stlirs ali Canada
ecfi~u
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I~x.i advertisements hf,y ceufs per square escl
s.ri.f,et,ry arr.nzsm~uss made With tho-~ ~ho
~l<n % advertise by tb~ year, ~tth th- pnsi~se "i
oil b ssnhs~d strictly 60 their regular sa-sne--,
ssi "a ~ f-sy zaSst~sfy ,,
Advertisements In the special sstiee cslssnn viii
be charged two price,.
Aav-rtissm~ais k~ps constantly ea the in-iie. a
price and . hall
na-in~~s NOTICES publsh-d In the lscsl columns. of
ten n~. or urer will b. charged fr each insertion
tl. Il over ten hines, Ten cents p~r hne
kfvertl-~meus. sslt In for no specified Time. ~i
Ne Inserted three moaths, ui.l~ss osdefss out ,,,
ss.sant ~ q renewal a tbr sane, unless Othefsse
np.aseinx e.nfItases fsr Office u every de~crip-
oos Viii b- charged ~ 90 fsr eah name IN tnr psy'
1aa 10s IN the Daily and "eekiy, "a"Vs - 30
ss1c<.
NJ gratuitoas advertisements wh4teSsr
Chsrr~s viii Be made Coz inserting th- notices OF
ali Orders. Societies. Associations As foilo~s
Fos eSsb not.cs not exceeding lines - eenfs iof
a \ insertion: over eight lines Al this raic
Aunsabcinx deaths with funeral notice siiArhen
o.. without nctics. free
Sossc~- q Festivals Picnlcs and Exearscns. gotten
M by Individuals ASSOCIATIONS, ot ~ eaurehe-,
Zeal ADVERTISEMENT. Inserted at the exp-n~e cf
Attosneys cs<.erin- sns payment not % DC delayed
10 the legal De- ervis hui fot4t-tti a. ti' t-'i
tisas Pubsi-her accountable for the accuracy oi
eEsl advertisements tssad the ssno@aast ehsrse ior
thslr psblies;ion-
he Weekly Express
gablishsd every "Wednesday. ate so PER annnm,
SGSo paper sent without the money. eeniinu-
longer time thsn paid Tor.
H.se. Of Advertising In weekly
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HOTELS.
HOTELS.
St, Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York,
Board Roineed 10 - per dag,
Board Roineed 10 - per Dag

Si,cc the opening of this VAT AMI osn,modious
I",cl In lS5g u has iccn t~ single eniea,or 81 The
roprciors 90 make u the sslnPtnoas. con-
venlens anil comfortable home kr ,he ciuien and
strange -, thi. side the ,tlan'ic.
A,l whatever has seemed likely - administer to
shs eos"f.rt e a. yac,t- they lave e"deAvored.
wihout regard to cost. to provide. AM 70 combine
at ths clemenss II ndvdnsI and social enjoyment
which moiera arr has iassn,s1, AM modern taste
apprc.ss. ami ihc patronage which i, Ia. oommsa-
81 during the pas, "a year. 6. gauefps prccf
that ,hess eaors. have hem appreciated.
To meet ,be esixeptes ofihe time, when al are
r,qarea % prscsIcs the u.o.s rlsia eoososny. she
uulerNlgpc.l.
Have Reduced thc Price Of Board TO
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
atihe .anas unc aba,ing nooe q thc iasuriss ~sfh
ehlch ,hslr iatse hss hishsrto eeen sapp'lsa
TRFADwEil wIfrroun a 90.
New iost. Seii ? i~si mo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-04
RECEIPTs
DfSRlESENrNTS

reFe "a - 'aaH'l '''i1-' 'l''' = ~ y
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Z *
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,


Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
The most ofcctua remedy which the medical skili 81
our times devise for this everywhere prevailing
aud fatal malady II combined frhm the most active
retnetias that have been discovered for The eNpur
aiiou IL this foul disorer frola tie blood and the
rescue of the system from its destructive eUs>c-
qnences. Hence IL should be employed lsr he cure
Of not only Scrotnla but also those other affections
which arise from II, such a.
Eruptive and skin Diseases. ~. Antheny's Pre-,
Rose or Erysipeias rinples, Pustaies, kicch-
-. Blains and Boils. runiors. letter end Sal;
Rheam scaid Head. nngworm. Isaeu-
rnatisn, Syphaiuc and Nercureaf
Diseases, Dropsy. DySpsP~+s,
Debility. and indeed, al
Complaints arising from
Initiated OF Impure
Bloc d.
Tie roprisr helief In 'fmpurity 81 the blocd' "
f,u pa.a in truth for scrofis a. degcneraton 81 the
blood The particular purpose and virtue oi this
Sarsaparlla purify and regenerste the vital nu-
id without which sound health = impossible IN con-
terminated constitutions
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gSMy Tickets ria Pitts
bWrg.
TICKETS FOR SALE At ALL MAIN
OFFICES
FREIGIITS.

FkEltHlS.
Nv this noaie Freirhis oi sil 'c.e-iy,ion. can be
frssf.isi ,ran rtisisiphla. Nsv York. Boston or
naltiuure - any psaut - ths Rsiirpafs of ohfo,
kenfsrtr fffalia riirois " s,fss-fu Iowa 81 ais-
.s.uri - kallrsad airrsi.
M pss.ssls sfls Rsiirusd aita counects al riit-
h,srrh in Seanltfs. by whigb aso--i- be for
varsled 70 auv I..,ri The tsh' ha.kingug. Ken
tnrkv Tsn,.es.ef Cumberland. iiihois. Mississippi
wi-fsnsir Missouri kansas. Afkausas and Erf kis-
sr.. aud II Clrteiars. SafaiusAy and Chicago 9Th
efesrrefs 10 All Torts en fle North Wt-tffn Lars.
Merchants ami shipper. e-'r'fs ri, tle transports.
lion u thslf Frekhi o. fAi. eupauy. can rely With
c.nftstlcs g. iis speedy trtnsit
Tflr RATS OF FRFiGHT 81 aDy point Ia shs
Wet hx M Pennsy tania Railroad are AZ al firsr.
ssfsss~atle a. ars cksFe-i - sskes saiiroad Cen.
parIfs.. :.
EsrlnnAF."
NAgRAw A COoN>. - Nofih "a naiiifnare
IyFgn A. 90. ~ Asfas Hsssr of - Ssuii
fFFfft 4 Cr II state -, fseiae-
"a m Husrr, Gtaaal hsivht Agent. rAila
F~ocH fFWlS lienerai Sapt. Aita-.ta. feaa-
4. n HOUT-T. Ge.sfai titkst sRenf FbiiAieip pAia
sssipiy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-04
DIRECTORS

fkksIDEs ~.
Nsck PsFApssr
A. A. A. Lawrence A CO.
sherman, Collins 4 CO.
Wells. fs<go - Co.
Pres't Imp. a. Trsdrrs' Bank.
7. 4 IA. Messenger.
Claiiin, Meli@n 4 "a.
Hatch. Killer 4 Mrr~ereau.
HsSkel, Aerriek & Bgil.
Stone, Starr a. Co
Barney, Humphrey 4 Batter.
George Pearce A. co.
Ward A. Work & Son.
james Low 4 Co, loaissi!ls.
I. ". Nothingham 4 60.
Bui kiey Il Co.
r. lockwood a Son.
Bcwen, hcSamee 4 CO.
pDan, hDg A. CO., -. louis
condit q Noble.
n. ID. Morgan & Co.
Willard. Wood 4 Co.
A. ;. Barnes 4 60.
PhelT'-. Bliss q Co.
Trowtridge, Dwight A. Co.
Putnam. Wills. Rankin 4 co.
hortoe1, Grinnell a. Go.
j. G. Howe 4 Co. BsSton.
Baldwin, Starr a. Co.
Henrys. Smith a. Townsend.
Swift, llrrlbut n Co.
Jesse fi..,'s q Co.
Sturges, SLsw & Co.
Ford Rubber Co.
Mason A. Thompson.
stecmau, Garlic A. shaw, Gin.
Cyrus Yale, Jr. 4 Co. ". o.
Vim. r. a. Chss. u. Foedick.
Boyd Bros 4 Co., Albasy, NY
Co>s:tt, Hill 4 Tslmsdge.
ID. Roberts L. Co.
Brewer T. Caldwell.
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LEGAL.

.,tsrr or fSIHAxk. Woo COuNTf. Sss--xo-
- ar i herehr ci1rr. that Asranier a. Crsne
-.,-siri.sfst.r a ~ ssist~ q frra " srifh. de-
c-as~l has riei A. psiifi % -f iis real ate =
y sserslert 81. ssrrsoaal tlnx iasr ltifrf - psF
H. -. ani "a X ssii refiton eif - ttsrd - the
-, t~rrn n a. C1af a Carlrnan Pies- - ssla
rourtx Jos "a El.Akf. Clsrk
srus & dit-usw prs Sc e.
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LEGAL.

Annual Report of the Auditor OF lir"
County.
DEPOHT 20 iAe Aad.fur ~ yixo raurff .i.,. .I.r
II g. aIUfurf ffe,lft.i afi al snr 81 fha.fs4f
o,,snuaefscins Jafe - a. o. i,co ana si,iin iItt
AIS A f.gt II. .fa-It.
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or he FYFTEEyTH SKJU- AygI,aL STATE
HhNT II the condition Of the HOME INSy-
RANCE COMPANY 9th cKv Of Nsso Epf.
ga fhe ID assy or Jss1ssrsv. lssf-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-31

Hoes Dying OuT.-The Davenport
Democrat C Meas learns from Mr.. |. s
Blackman, that hogs are dying off in Buff
faIo and Rockingham townships. One o.
Mr. BIS. neighbors has lost ten hogs-al
he had. The disease is said to be sore
throat. 1t occurs mostly among fat hog:
the throat becoming sore and swollen
and death ensues. John Friday, Of Rock
inghan, has lost several. The black tooth
is also prevailing 10 a considerable degree
Mr.. B. informs us that after reading in the
Democrat and News the case Of Mr.
Smiths hogs, he examined his and found
that the disease had already commenced
upon them. He applied the cold chizel
Farmers will do we'll to examine their hogs
without delay, and apply the remedy where
needed. The loss Of the stock hogs Of this
county would be severe blow upon its in
terests. We warn our farmer friends to be
on their guard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-31
ESTATE OF R. /. ALDRICH, Decd.

county Court Grant County, Wisconsin. In Probate,
January Tenn 1851 Present, tm. McGonigal, Judge
In lie matter Of tie cs.to OF Richard L. Alde.ehi
deceased.
ter feprese4 ting 10 said court that said Richard l.
Adich recently died intestate, in said GRAFT coGnty
leaving estate within said county, and pfayiqg that ~
ceased Theleupon it Is ordered, that the matter o.
said petition 0e heard betyI The Judge Of TINS Cour
at the Court House in Lancaster, ia said county, on
Monday, the 18th day OF February, d. 1861, at one
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. Ordered uItheT
that notice thereof be given TO all persons interested
therein BY publishing ts order for three l successive
County lIcrsld weekly newspaper published at Ian
caster, in said coauty.-Daied January zlst 1851.
80 3w WA. MCGONlGAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-31
EFfem the Boston Atlas.]
H.tlcre-.A.,a Exciting eIa1ne-


Herewith is a programme OF game at
.cachre, which was recently played by par
tbs Of very high standing in life, and the
stakes which were played for were Of a mag
nitude corresponding with the elevated pos
itioa Of the parties. They were the largest
stakes ever played for since the invention o.
the game, and the public having got wind
Of the contest-this game being exceeding
II popular IN the United States--it came of
IN the presence Of the largest concourse OF
intelligent spectators ever assembled on the
face OF the earth TO witness such sport
Tie betting ran veg high on both sides
but towards the close Of the game the odds
were decidedly in favor Of the winners.
PROGRAMME OF THE GAME.
South Carolina and James Buchanan
against Major Anderson and General Scott
South Carolina deals and turns up ten O
spaces (niggersD General Scott passes
James Buchanan, having best bower, as
sists South Carolina. They play and tn,
old General, having good hand, draws
James Buchanan's best bower, and taking
three tricks, he euchrcs them.
| Major Anderson now deals, and turns u
hearts, James Buchanan passes; Genera
Scott says he cannot assist the Maori
South Carolina passes, Major Anderson
turns down hearts reluctantly; James Blu
chanan passes again; General Scott passes
again; South Carolina passes; Major An
derson makes Clubs trumps, and says h
plays ii qlone. The hand is played, tht
Major makes march, and South Carolin:
and James Buchanan are skunked.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-31
CHERIFFs SALE BOLITHE.

State or Wisconsin, Grant County. Grant Circuit corr,
judgement of Foreclosure Sale. Ferdinand Schnea
der Pltn VI susan Bolithe, BERT.
BY virtue Of decree Of foreclosure and SALE issued
from the above named Court bearing date the 81 day
October A. d. 1862 in favor Of the above named Plain
TIT aud againgt the above named Defendant and by ii
reefou Of Plaintiffs Attorney, shall on the Idn da,
Of January, a. 1851 at lie hour Of o'clock, p o.
said day. al thu front Of the court house, tile vii
Iae Of Lancaster Grant Co, is offer for sIe at pub
lie auction and will sell the highest and best bidder
-. cash in hand the following described real estate
viz: Beginning twenty GU rods south Ct the norih-
section one I'd township I'D north Of range two
~ west and " th southeast corner ol land Owned
by GODS and aathsw conn a1y thence west eight
Isl rods the@e tour ~ rOls, thence east eigist
"a rods, tsse north foui "a rods 70 tAe place q be-
cunning containing iiri, So tl RODS 81 iand more o.
said premises alsS. soo ~ AssASttuh q
the judgement ia this case amounting 10 tue sum OF
Sl0f S0-l08s. together with interest anu COSTS
WA. ii. FOSTER, sheriff.
vAraex Axncxsox. ritGs. Attorney. lSs-5coS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-31
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale in lots to suit purchasers
and the most liberal terms to payments and tme the
following lands, all lying and either side of the
Military road in the Town of Wngyille, Grant County
Wisconsin:
Sec. g Town 9, n. Range l West-ez0 acres.
Ma or Sec. 81, Town 8, N. Range West-320 acres.
Wa of Sec To- Town 6, N. Range West-A320 acres
Sw14 of Sec. -, Town 6, N. Range Wet-l60 acres
E1z Of nw14 of Sec. ~, T. 8, n. h. W.-S0 acres.
For particulars inquire of Fhos. j. Green 4 Co., al
WngvIlle A. ID. Mills the premises, agents foI
Miles White Baltimore, Nd.
The property is situated two miles vest of Wneyille
fairly divided between prairie and timber, and per-
ecty adopted FOR farming These lands are located in
the highest parts of the county, but contain several v
ing springs and water may be had where ~ digging
Ninggille, June 18th, 1860. 1-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-31
NOTICE. HUSTON EsTATE.

tounty Court, Grant County, Wisconsin. In Probate
fan,S,arv Term 1861 Present William McGonigai
Judge Ii the matter fthe estate Of Charles Huston
deceased.
On reading ard filing the petition Of Mary huston
representing to said court that said Charles huston
lately ded intestate, in tho town Of jamestown county
OF Grant, and State of wisconsin, leaving goods tnalle
and estate within said county aud that she Is the law
widow Of said deceased, and praying she be appoaee
administrators Of said estate: tGereupon II IS Ordered
that the matter Of said pfttiou be heard before he
Judge of this Court, at the court house IN Lancaster
in sad county, on Monday the 18th day Of February
A. D. 1851 one O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day
Ordered furthe that notice given to All persons
interested IN said estafe by publ hpg copy oil TINS or
der for three 3 successive weeks previous to said day
of hearing, in the Grant County Herald, weekly
newspaper published at Lancasor in sad Grant county
s2.sx WI MeGoNIGAI., County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-31

A STERN CftAsE.-A few nights ago
on the Galena and Chicago Air Line road
near Dixon, the engineer Of train Of four
teen freight cars, when descending long
and steep grade, discovered that the cars
had been uncoupled and were lett behind,
and hat he was going ahead alone with
his locomotive and tender. lie soon saw
the train coming down the grade after him
with tremendous speed. lie put steam tc
IBIS horse to keep out Of the way; but they
soon overlook him. and such vas the force
Of the collision that FIVE Of the freight cars
were cut in two before they were brought
TO a stand.