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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

It's inV'gora'hg aoeo"'
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
In Of the Priesthood South America, omph
ns ous remittept Fever Oh and Fev
psis Dropw and diseases Of the sece vs organs the som
scn his eSats and a. this they are nvau ,Se
coreeves OF Tie system. Cesven,s' lndises Liver Com
and an unequal irregular culAlon, cured BIZ their
agency they and sabdue the pexmae causes OF sick
ness reahn. cause every organ and re-sssabhnsa con-
dnon o. heN 70 poryExr An eo, to ehcme approy
n, IA poert ttuonal remedy comes back from the
Whole Of psnsa America There as hire Is pronounced
nsic Rhsumstua ered disesss OF ali
and the ful all on!es R.DwArs
separately or ecmSieed, are tas 20 sD0ugAlon Of
PURE SKIN-CLEAR COAPLEXt0N.
R S9Ts ns a'ssS SHaS WIZ ''
truly astonishing hos rapidly P%isns sS eve With sS.ss
REsnLyENr g. Wits Dance Kn,s Evil scurvy sal; Rheun,
Bakers Itch, Pussules letters &C. vii yield 70 one Or two BEETLES
Railways Remedies sold Druggists and Merchants every
Radvays Remedies are sold BIZ Druggists everywhere.
RADWAY & CO,
2s John Street. New York.
PURCELL, LAnD 4 CO., and JOHN GRAY. general whole.
At the me prices charged Railway Co.. In New York city,
Yet5-dlm
- a vsxGINlA hhOi, OF Tia,.
goo standing in society, desires su ~ IN some family where
to cdren in the primary brsnche OF an Eogsh education
woad prefer rensn & In this s'ste .novryyvo,,,
int view IN y be OF tained. Ie lS-ai""N-E
yxTANTED-The Subscribers wish to employ Ave hrst class
w bootmsn AID faGs h es sni CATERS both stitched
AID chann,ed These capable Of making rte work.
h present soeiy of CorIsanerS need APP
pE s 4 We VI not suomi y ''' ALIEN HILL CO.
NOTICE.
reyuF business Of JOHN LANCASTER SON Will be eoninu
| 4 ed as heretofore, AID under the fame siyl. ~ 49,.
| fe2l-lm !NN = LA"SAetL : y oVN.
WOOD AND LUMBER.
ITAyING Wood and Lumber Yard on The line oil the YORK
Ill kv.r Railroad oppcs te my warehouse, h.ve made ar
for COZ att upply Osk aud tine Wood which
he delivered families a, the veiy owest mark price
Pulie.s good ASSORTMENT 81 ne best Virginia
| Lumber shc en- wit be sIld on Accommodating terms.
h2l a, > Lh.,
SQUARE CEDAR POSTS loo sqosre Cedar Pots.
| - al heart suitable Tor fancy fences, fer sale by
| fe2l a >. LIE.
HiNCLEs.-loOM heart and sap Cyprus Shingles, i.r sale
| NJ f9 LIE
DRUMS. FLIES AND BUGLES.
p H'TATLoR' IS, Main Street. S>.-,A
IA. large s..,r,nsn. of ,1s above article, Of s,
| the hes. quality and the inst reasonable \SSSN "
terms. I.-t -
sPALDING,s CEPHaIIO PILLS.-A remedy
Headache Nervous and eiex Heldaehe &c for safe by
| fe2I DoyE& co, Druggists
OLIVE OIL.-Just received ard ,o5 sale By .-
nOVe& co.'s. lODIDE OF SARsAPARILLA.
~ An invaluable parAion for depraved conditions Of the
fsgi way royE& CO., Druggist
| DOVG& &C \. APPETITE ER.- f-r persons In dell
ID cate heath or debility system, arising from
his reparstion stands pr :mnei me most 'eeAte Ades
use tg y ''"'''n'' '''P'''' ''' DOVE iC' Druggists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22

-ysstesday morning, between The
,..ssaf'a e.. o'clock. the tso large brick ssHe-
u.r Of Oh aud Canal s'rss' 50 O. .DS n ~
= - ssre discovered 70 ~ W R Ls ~srs 90.
- NsfnSH, -. sutr,ly consumed BON yer -, "
" inc hey Nss.,or;es-,he corner one by Mr. fl'h
- As iObsee0 ". sS;ouing one by hessrs Mason
- s,,o. a1d s - no doubt accidental, and origl-
~ .,ks. The ~ an Of MlyOs factory. Al the
~ he "n!iu - breeze was blowing, and iortn-
DE hre s.SS,,ss,erly direction. Had il been from
~ ron 80 i no telling what amount o. pro-
81 soaA ha'S an hour after the tire broke out the
Z, - 'haa -. r,s on the spot aud in iaA operation
,ss sree19s.;,,by. and satisfied Us that was "0''u
sSssS s"arines in the 1i.y: ,ooo :; A., y,,.,
,s So vere insured for u wv IN tne AS VA
~ u.s. Mr.. Mayo bad his s'0oS ,n-U,eu lo'
ss'e - rili tai shor, OF covering the oss ue su
: u. % ca - "a valuable papers we're CONSUMED.
As A. .TTmSerl,k e's stock was insured i'' s-VVO'
ia a -, over their actual loss
- 81 D.. o. .upied BY Mr.. Mayo Was the same IN
Re 5iiils ,,I;msatary duner to Henry Clay by the
= be SJ sIopd in ISio took place, with great se'ai
W. Srcoxp will be celebrated in appropriate
rs - ~ the military of Redmond. grand
,1t N'% - Nice on the Capitol Square, in TIE
as VII :, night. two military aud civic balls will
,.so'r So ~ ,iTfn BY Company G Of Union HILL at
' and We W. G s,ss S Sg aosS 3o .Ss
sui 81 -. m realize the brightest expectations Of
40 attend -, uon.ss n ,bs L,g;.l,,urs
i y.,oed over to Saturday, as an Indication OF re,
s9S 1 ss he 9 members 1s 9 an S4' s@p t op
% a' 10 see The military tsp ay
..-o>-We neglected 10 mention that the Sci
go, was d.d;ea,ed last Sunday morning by The
"a c,,pain. Rev. Francis J BOggs. Mr.. BOgg4
.itel' rlcouent sermon on the OCCASION in The
atia'O =, ,l. I-y. Mr. Fletcher delivered an appro
~ oo he SUBJECT, We w6rd here take occasion tC
h., NJ BOses has become connected With the DC
se ~ T.u,le Institute as one OF its instruc orS il
ll ~ .sr the expenses Of sustaining the Seaman;
o." !" n. rev vocation will not, however, interiors
''' Is. n,,toral duties as Chaplain OF the SeamaE'
g..sL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22
HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVE FOR SALZ
100000 Acres
HAWK FOR SALE
100000 Acres

Of Rich Fro,ing Lands in Tracks Of Forty Acrss and
Up.0ard on Long Credits and 10. Prices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22

S,y,ros CsIrrESoaN.-A paper has been signed BY
ON, u.rbe,s Of the Convention and General Assem-
, --.i-r senator Jotr j. Cuttendou, Of KY TO adj
~. tt.r,s. YES ard the citizens O. Richmond, at n
~ 3,, on ha IN rs Of the country. In AL prooabil'-
~ .easimeursry dinner sil also be rendered to the
,..-l'.e Statesman.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22

49, TERs IS conceded 20 bsthe most q hcors, whole
% ,feetual IN ne Word used by almost sui
ID n ST. Nf, ADAPTED solely for this climate, and should be
'1l 20 houl- every southern Fsmly, FOR di
20 us sou a1d w. r.eg n.ve+ Tam q make
90 DYsrKrsft Nervous -dAgh- a. With pain In tee
h1Ret they gist iuete Pc ir' correc' ts' tryyd
arI ia weak ard trutaitd persons they Will give ytd
-ry o. me whole system They only need @ O. give them
g-..- over an oher Mitrrs Tn ttfs D. had
N.rs CRAY. PURCELL, LtDp Z CO aui oy AL pr,mineu.
D.s r ,te v u Richmond aud elsewhere iu Wig MA Ard
Nm Cs-aHua Also, ~ C. SrOFc Co, Wssh ngton CITY.
CANBY GuPtS CO Ba tin 1rc, B. tAilNEsIotA CO,
&. ore. .ifa. AMI BA RIVE, 4 PARk, w Y re
90 isr, Z. ID b. Addressing BAhhA f.oprirtor
Oh. Richmond. "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22

v.,s.'s Coru-i'lcrmaa Cask'e prcsid5'g Yes
.t, August, Friend charged With threatening to as
LA L wiga1i, appeared to answer, but the case
80. Friend. charged with threatening to ass ,ultD.
--eT as committed 20 jail in default offs curi;y in
-, s 500 10 be Of sool behavior and keep tie
,,,s l5r Twelve months.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22
- TmE VIRGINIA LIFE IN

49, sCRANCE COMPANY has obfAintd rom the present
lstlre important amendment 70 ~ charter ~ -hla
ia1rs his lie for the be- eat - b. vile ana eAa
r- m claims lis creditors The benevolent aim OF ths
ltl1 manifest the Ire community, a. THIS ne" ie'-
e Dies The Company privilege wicn 'ur people ha'e never
rd before The benefits - the Nrn-nuent must De retuy
Cd roli peru ard every vh3 as proper ressrA
81 family should Instantly avail himself OF them hrea"' mus
Az ACr
2 lead an Act passed January d 1850 ea led "Ah Act TO
corporate the VI gniA Life Insurance Company P-s'ei feo
raw IT, 1881 -
Be enacted by the General Assembly Of Virginia, That
r, issued ~ the said 'Fhc Virginia LIE lnu
r,n, ca th- lie ~ any p,rsoa esset O. be
ashe e. % any mare wsnsn, whether ne same e en- e
b herself her husband by other tsou shall na5c 70
PEP SIC sut separate and hutk a1i that o. her or e aus
"a a.. Children n any be cNpes7et in said policy, ana
M bel ht BY tom co1'rcl Or claim 20 her sband
r 10 c-- r, Of the person effect NJ the sane, or his cred
t-i shsl in force q, 1000 ts pass Re IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22

rr-.y Tirrs.-A large number OF visitors from the
..,..,un les Of the SAFE now journing in CHI
and the hotels are consequently doing thriving
,.. The streets presented lively appearance last
., +, Oh. bright moonlight from tn crowds Of l.
md cent nsu proceeding in all direcuons-the ma
pr SINE. iasjrg the neares. route 10 the Thea
.rV.lop0lAn Hat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.


EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
Asn evidence of the hri people, may be stated that
6oOOO tons freight Including OCO bushels OF grain and
$50 900 barrels forwarded the iuelas year
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The pees ohese vary from s6to e. according
To location y FIRST class farming lands sell for about
40 s2 per acre. the relative Of subducg prairie
land AS compared land In the ratio Of TO 10 In favor
Of the former sale for the bulk Of these lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
At six Per per Annu and six Interest notes at six per CENT
payable respectively In vo three four 1--we and six years
from date OF sale for principal payable In four
ave date Of sale the contract stpua
ting purchased shall be fenced and cu
vSted year. for ave nom the date OF SALE
50 that years onehA shall be fenced and uade
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
for the except the should be At six dollars
per acre, when the cash price will be Ave dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of tie lsnds SOIL climate productions
prices and terms Of payment be had application TO
wv. FOSTER,
Land Commissioner, HlnOL Central Railroad,
Chicago Illinois.
For name Towns Villages and Cities situated the
Illinois Central Railroad ISIS 49, 9o Appeons Rail
way Guide Jal4- dcAw8m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22

INOg SALE PRIVATELY.--A No sEANsrRsSs
II and CHANBEKMAiD ANY wishing to purchase win
please call a. the An srcaa Hotel jazz
CILOCES-we cGsr = hne ysre Of PSror Mantle once,
CHURCH ADD Kitchen Clocks which warrant TO be good e
IVY - - THOS A BULRLEY. Co,
=, o. iST Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.

As an evidence th Of the people, may be stated that
OOoO tons freight Including 600 bushels OF grain and
I'd the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22

DAHDOTT,S SUGAR DROPS, RoR THE DEsTRUC-
- TON or wORNs-Ihse Drops have 10 medcoai taste,
but have pleas flavor and peculiarly adapted 20 Children
who viii eat them Ike other confesoDares. For sale by
W. PETERSON 4 Co, Druggists,
Maj sire
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22

rnagTILFs DE- PARIS-TAe Fs1ulns .rtc =, for ne
al IIoarssns A. R-nnchl ard cher DISEASES of ~
fh-,cs. fsr abby ". PETERSON Co, Druggists,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
d I II d

CAMPBELL-At Taftoa, Sunday, August 18Th
1861, Stanton Origin Campbell, aged years, month
and % days.
At Tafon, September 9th, 1851. Haldah Eliza Camp
bell, aged years, IL months aud Is days.
AT 1afton, September 10th, 1861, the infant son Of
Stanton aud heresa ~ Campbell, aged months and
Is days.
AT Beetown, October 18th, 1861, The.esa NJ Camp
bell, wife OF stanton A. Campbell aged SO years and
months.
With an hourly preparation for the great change.
with resignation to the will of Hum she loved; that
was born of falling faith the Redeemers
its, with patient bea OF her inhrmities, and meet
ing of her peculiar trials that of Heaven than
earth, within two short months the mother laid her
three youngest children in tie grave, then in the tri
umoh of a living faith, herself met the that
called her spirit to u better home, heavenly.
Her mourning husband and daughter while inherlting
the christian example she has left them, also the
greater consolation that wha il their loss her eternal
gain"
Mrs. c. a native OF Mount Washington, Berkshire
Co., Mass, aad has resided in Wisconsin about five
years, Cow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30

LEWIS WAYNE AND HIS Four Sons
ENLIsTED-LEwIs WAYNE and his four
sons, of Boyd Town, Crawford county,
have joined Capt. Sylvester's company.
His experience last winter and spring,
while down South in Mississippi with a
cargo Of provisions for the Southern mar
ket, cured him of all hope that traitors and
rebels can be brought to terms, except by
such terrible means as were applied by his
ancestors in eonquering the Indians in the
days of Washington and the revolution.
These Waynes are descendants of the old
stock, fWaynes, Of which "1fad 1nt1ony"
was the chief; the father is well known as
possessing all the qualities of brave man,
as moral uprightness, kindness, generosity,
friendship, benevolence and devotelness TO
friends and family. The sons must have
inherited in a great degree these family ele-
ments 50 necessary for soldiers to possess
these good and brave qualities OF Their
revolutionary ancestors. These Waynes
will fight; and their inherited method Of
warfare is either civilized or savage; Wash
ington, it is said, reserved Mad 4aAony7
for terrible necessities, in cases of extreme
hazard, where life and consequences we're
to be lost sight Of and only victory to be
achieved at any cost. His favorte meth
Oh of battle was the bayonet charge, the
savage yell and ID take the hindermest.
May Lewis Wayne and his four sons provo
worthy Of an ancestor, SO noble, SO brave
less bis rashness. We know thoy will
AMI may heasen be with them and Capt.
Sylvesters company in which they have
enlisted for the war;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
| CHERIEE'S SALE-MILLIAMS.

Sac OF Wisconsin county Of GRANTS. John II. Bar.
nette. Plaintiff FREEMAN Williams Defendant =
Circuit Court OF Grant county. Wisconsin.
q. virtue Of q writ OF execution ISSUED out OF above
named court in OF the above named painlib, ana
aeaiust The above named defendant 10 mo direct ana
aelivere& aud for want q goods and catels q Inc
the Main ia's atiofne = levied upon AL q iae right u
IL rs interest whch tie said deenaant lad on the 9th
da CT August d. 1901 has since acquired IN and
"a The following described real estate, 70 vat:
The southeast quarter ga, 81 The northwest guar
10, (nwlzA aud the northwest quarter (nwAl O. ne
soqihSestquaf.cr, Cw3l) and the east hall lstal q
lie tie southwest quarter (swAJ Of section twenty
nine f20) township number ourfD range nnin er Two
f2l vest in Grant county, Wisconsin, excepting about
Is as acres OF land decided by the said defendant "
Thomas vii OK b. deed recorded u toek = y = q
deeds on page $40, which SAID anas VIII on me lVsn
day Of oseinber, d. 1861, The outer door Of tile
court house in the village Il ancaser GaBt county
VISIONS n oller for sale, and will sell 70 the hghesl
ana best bidder Ter cash il hand. said sale Will "
made Ia this 20 satisfy The Judgment amour ling q
lie sum Of three hulared and twenty one aid S1-l0t
dollars together With costs aud interest and costs re-
Dated Si.erias ULbcc, Harvester, Sept, bur-
a. b. 1861. !. MOORE, shenil, e, e
PAINE 4 GARTER, PltHA Atty's l0wo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
Lancaster, July 10, Il
VAN wAGENEN's
celebrated English Horse Salye.

This Remedy for horse ailments Of the feet and legs,
aud especially iOuudeIs cracked and contracted l.si,
aud gals woands, &c, the following bone COM
uenaatiOns;
Prairie ia cLicn March 81, Is0l
Thereby certify that have used Ar.Nan Magcnen's
Horse Saye Il lame horse, ana ia tw wteAk AZ caus
ed new grow three. iuurlhs ofan inch, ~ Sri-
passes thing The line OF hOiae sfltts ever used
Also tho enlare 81 contaetec icet y appears
perfectly successful joins THOMAS
Lancaster, Aniil2 1861
G. Van Wagenen, the proprietor % tbis teiebfai,d
English Horse Snys arrived IA oar town te 1si Gay
oil March ami Gated attention 10 tie operation 81
noof growing on hoes 0wue0hy him. li.u horse has
eeu badly Founderea. lis feet contracted 10 that cx-
eft that be was very sda e have otkcd a. him uD
70 this the 2nd day II Acr IL being cek since
the st giicati0n male, and ca SAY II seems al
most miracle and does away Nth doubt ~ relation
to fcutder and coasIacrd ~ IA horses being ncufa-
br as By lhe use 0 tins Eeebiatcd Remedy anew ivpt
Is now q Of an inch SeoN the hair aud has enlarged
to che size Of natural ioot TAR grown. For iur
ther information call al te stone Livery stable where
the effects be above described; also tho
most reliable ttsti noEa.p Of men iva high standing ia
diaeYent'parts Of the country.
Lancaster, Wis, april >, s. q. MCDONALD
az II WI. Ii. FOSTER.
FOX SALE AT TIE LANcAsT sRLHERY STABLE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
CUMMONS.- WnIrE.

state of Wisconsin, County 81 GFfnt- s. Circuit
Court 10 and ior SAID ant County. Social letn,
Wife, Piairtn, agaiust Harriet Elizabeth White,
Defendant
The State Of Wisconsin TO the ahoge named deena ~
Harriet Elizabeth White: You are heithy sninnenea
ana required to answer the u this action Wsl
was duly hcd In the oice q The CLERK OF me "a eM
court for Eaid Grant county, at Lancaster ia sau ee
4 'eony Of YOUR answer 10 the nad complaint w wy
subscribe at my Office In ;he town Of CassNe, a. san
county, within twenty day after the service h'tsVh s'
nsy ~ the day ~ such service, and u you ail 70 az
aver the said compil.n wllhin tbs Vine a"i sNi" ~
herct,y required, iae Plaunn VIII apply 10 ue S,Hft
fer tic relief dem anded IN the eomllAns-b1se@ tAN
9Th day Of August, a. ID. 1861
". l.. DENEY, Plaintiffs Atsy,.
lSw6 NaAsNlher VS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
CUMMONS.-YoouM IS loOuA.

isaac YocIni Plaintiff. vs. hailette Iocums hstrhg
ani. Circuit Cuult in ana Tor the Iounfl "A SiAns'
Wisconsin. Ia vacation, 2sih Aus ust, Awi, Ae' "a
voice.
Tie state Of Wisconsin, 20 The defeutaa' here na'os
You hereby tmuauLed aud REQUIRED 70 answer Wy
ice "a eelk OF Circuit court 81 Grant county, Av' -
laucas in said county tho thid Gay o. Stllsa-
Der, 1901, and 10 serve ecly 81 our thsNSr -
tbs said complaint The sutecibrs ~ hwf nhes.
Tie village OF Lancaster within twenty aafsAlter tNs
service heeol, exclusive OF the dag ~ Az
and il YOU Tail 10 answer the said complaint WITHIN 'hs
time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff IN this action viii appH
to the Court for the relief demanded IN tie eompast'
Dated August 2Sth, A. ID. 1861
1Sw6 BAkRkR \ LOWRY, ll@hA At'S -.
Witness the Hon. Al. A. Cotnen, Judge q eur sa.a
court at The house. 80 Lancaster IA sasa county
this ~ Ia day OF August, A. u 1901. Attest
TLSl j. W. BLENDING, Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
SALE.-TOTTEN.

State OF Wisconsin, County of Grant. ss.-Samuel
Moore Plaintiff, Henry J.Toticn, delendant-Cilcui
Court OF Grant county, Wisconsin.
By virtue Of writ Of execute issues out Of the
above named court in favor oil the above nased plain
tiT and against tie above naniei defendant, 10 me al
rectea and delivered and for OF goods and chat
tells Of lie said defendant VIII srron 10 levy, have, BY
the direction of he plaintiff levied upon all the hight,
lille or interest which the said dtfendant had on te
3lst oay of May, A. u. 1860, has since acquired IN
and to th following described real estate, to witt
The west naf (w1s) OF the northwest quarter tnwal
OF section (9 aud the northeast quarter (nel Of
The nortleas quarter (ne4 Of section eight 49, all in
TOWNSHIP No. six to- range No. two ~ west OF the
frf Principal nerediau, Grant county, Wisconsin,,
which said lands viii the 25th day Of October, AID
1851 at the Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said
sy offer for SAFE ana will sell to the highest and best
BIDDER for cash in hand the outer door Of the court
house in tie village of eucaster, Grant county, Wis
conain Said sale will be male 70 satisfy the judgment
Ia this case amounting tO lie sum Of twenty-five and
g-lO0 dollars damages, with costs and interests aad
costs accruing Shcriis Office, Lancaster Sept.
6tb. AD 1861; J, d MOORE,
l3 IA shiGG. G.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
CHERIFTs sALE.-MAnOOD.

State 81 Wisconsin, County az Grant sscircut Court
OfGrant County. WISCONSIN. James jones flantlhs
rs Charles VI Aahood, Nglendant -Judsment 81
foreclosure and sale
IN rtue Of ndaneu; offoreelosure and ssle Issued
out Of tie above named Court ia favor OF the ABOVE
named Plaintiff aud against the above named neltn-
dant bearing uate August -, A. D., 1851, and BY The
direction OF the rntnta, shall the 18th aay "
December o. 1s5l al the hour 81 zen O'clock IA the
forenoon OF saiu iay oder Tor sale aud Will sell 10 he
Il serea real estate TO wl; All " block No. iet IA
Burls Addition 10 thv village OF Lancaster IA sAiG conn
Ia and DESIGNATED Tie nap ms pat 81 sAiu asuiuen
to said village w ol record, situated ~ Grant county,
Stale OF isconsD said premises aie ordered sold "a
satisfaction OF tho J0dgment n tHs case amounting 70
The suu OF two Aauored ana eish@ -riN S2liN's ana
seyeni \ nine cents $50 ~ damages, and tAiI; seven
anu W 100 dollars cnasSs ot action, lVsein-
or with interest costs aecsuing. dated shsiih
Uaice Lancaster, september ~, A. y. 1901.
j. u MOORE, sheriff,
BAkBEI 4 Lowry, el@Et NVNns ~"
Pigiu,iu's AtiOFnes iStNt-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
ESTATE OF Thomas GRAHAM, DEo'D

Comfy Court, Giant County, Wisconsin. In Probate.
October Tetm 1861. Present Wm- McGonigal, u,lge.
In the matter Of the last VIII and testament OF Thorn
as Graham, deceased.
On reading and Cling instrument IN wliing, pur-
porting 10 b. the last viii and testament 81 Thomas
Graham ate Of the town Of Miliile oouny ottiant,
and Of Wisconsin, deceased; ihefeupon II Is
dered thai proc OF said nstrumen be heard before The
Judge Of this court, the court house, in Lancaster
in said county, ON Monuay the 18th dsy of November
A. %. 1861 at O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day
Ordered further that notice thereof be given TO all per-
sons interested therein by publishing thls orie for
three 90 successive weeks, previous to sud day Of hear
ing in the Grant County Herald weekly newspaper,
printed and published at Lancaster in ttIu Grant
fy-Dated Oct. 18th, 1861.
is vs. wM. McGONIGAI, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30

At the Western Assembly District Con-
yention he'll at Tafton, on Wednesday,
Oct 23d, Cyrus Sergeant was elected to
preside, and Joachim Gulck elected Secre-
tafy.
On motion, committee was appointed
by the chair to examine and report on ere
dentials.
The committee reported all the towns
represented except Beetown. The whole
number Of delegates present was twenty
six.
On molten, an informal ballot was taken
for candidate for Assembly, which result
ed as follows: Jared Warner, II; Wal
do Brown. 2; j. w. Bracket, 2; N. w.
Kendall, J.; A. A. Bennett, 4.
On motion, a formal ballot was ordered,
which resulted as follows: Warner, 20;
Brown, /; Bennett, 4 I; blank l.
The chair having announced that Jared
Warner, having received majority Of all
the votes cast, was duly nominated, A. NJ
Bracket moved that the nomination of
Mr. Warner be made unanimous, which
was seconded and carried without dissent
On motion, the chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen to act rs a District Cen
trail Committee for the coming year: j.
L. Murphy, /. w. Brunson, and VIM. Cole.
On motion, the proceedings were order
ed published in the Hsrotd.
On motion, adjourned.
CvBrsa SERGEANT, Chairman,
JOACHIM GULtcK, Secretary.