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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19

HUNTER-EUGHBANK--In Boscobel, bv Ed. More
house samuel H. Hunter and Perneiia Hughbank.
CARROJI.-DAY-At Snsinawa Mound by Rev. T.
W. Power Michael Carroll and Margaret Day, both of
Duneith, ILL.,
MURPHY-G0 UTIER-At Sinsinawa Mound, by Rev
T. /, Power James Murphy of Vinegar Hill, ILL.,, to
Lou;s1 Coulter, of Sinsinawa.
HAINEs-LANTERMON--In Fairplay, by Rev.
Sumrnersides Jose phi Haines and Amanda Lantsrmon
both Of Fairpiay.
CALEY-TAYLOR--Marc Cd, by F. H. Bonham,
Esq., at his residence in Lancaster Samuel A. Galley OF
said town, to Carissa A. Taylor OF Potosi
MccARTNEY-GRIGSBY-1 Potosi March 18th, BY
Rev George W. Wells Henry l.. Mccartney, of Cass-
yille and Alice c. Grigsby, of Potosi.
ALLEN-BUTLER-In Wyalusing, Feb. % by r.
Jacobs Esq, David r. Allen and Esther Butler
HARRIS0N--ALLEN--In Hazel Green. March 9, by
N q. sherman, Esq, Robt. Harrison and Mary A. Al
len, both OF iIazsl Green.
PICKARD-GR@TII-I Madison, March IL, Charles
W. PckarG, formerly of Pateyile, t" Miss H. +. 0rolh,
adopted daughter o. Hon. j. l.. PICARD.
TODD-BRECRLEY-In Hazel Green, March - by
Rev j. c. AspinwaIl, John Todd and Ade Breckley.
STEVENS RocKAFELLOw- Beetown, March J.,
BY VIM Mcdaniel Esq Mary c. Rockaiellow and Dan
lei B. stevens, all Of Beetown
WHlTF-HuEHB ANKS--In Beetown, by Rev. N.
Mayne. March 9th, Barney White and Maria Hugh
banks, both of Cassville
SYKES-OvlTT-In Lancaster. March 18th. by Rev:
NJ Dinsdale, Enoch Sykes of Tafton and Saiah ovltt
of Lancaster.
BRESEE-ELLIS In Lancaster. hareh II, by Rev.
s w Eaton, joel Bresee Of Lancaster and Ann Eilsa
Ellis OF EiIenboro.
HENKLE-cO0K-In Lancaster. March 10, BY L. 2.
shader. Esq, Henry Henke and Elizabeth Cook %
of Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
ID re ID

ROBERTSON--In Patch Grove, March 10, John VIII
liam infant son Of Charles and Crestina Robertson,
aged IL days.
OUSLEY-In ut. Hope, March s, George. youngest
son Of Boyston and Amanda Ou.ey aged one year ana
four mon ls
God called darling from arms,
AMI took him to the spirit land,
And clothed him IN shining robe
And placed him with the angel band.
Sickness and pain he feels mol nov;
Our George roams the blissful shore.
BRIGHT angels bore him safely home
TO dwell with God fore srrnore.
ue was too bright, too pure for earth;
Decth stopped a moment al our door;
The SAILOR gathered up our gem,
Aud heaven has one angel more.
Nav we so live that when we die.
And leave his world Of sin AND care,
WoI AGAR away 10 realms Of love,
And rases eur blus- eyed. Darling there -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
SHERIFF'S SALE-LUDLUM.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant ssCircuit court
OF Grant county, Wisconsin James c. Wright Plt1
against Henry Ludlum, Defendant. judgment Of
foreclosure and order OF safe
BY virtue of Judgment of foreclosure and order Of
sale, issued out OF the above named the above
entitled action, bearing date the Str day OF March,
A. b. 1862 to directed and deli vered and by order
of the Plaintiffs Attorneys shall the Goth day Of
June, A. D. 1862 at the hour of ~ O'clock of
said day, at the outer door of the court house, in the
village OF Lancaster. Grant copnty Wisconsin, offer for
sale at public auction and win sell to the highest bid
der for cash in hand all OF the following described real
estate, to witt The east half Of the southeast quarter
OF section No. twentyone CID The north half of the
south west quarter OF section Twenty-Five 22) south
west OF south quarter of section fifteen f5 aud
and IL l00hs acres out of the north
of southwest quarter of thwest quarter of section
twenty three (2S) all of said aLds being in township
four az north Of range No. ~ west Of the fourth
principal meridian, in Grant county, Wise onsn Said
sale will be made in this to satisfy the judgment
amounting ia this action to the sum Of two hundred
aud sixtyfour and AZ 100ihs dollars damages, and for
ty and 81 lG0tbs dollars COSTS together with interest
and costs accruing.-Dated SheriIs Office, Lancaster
March -, 1862 j. B. MOORE, Sheriff.
Pane & Cs~ter, Grant county, Wis.
Plaintiffs q attorneys. 40-wl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
~ TREES AND SHRUBS. 80
Lancaster Nursery, Lancaster, Grant Co.

The above Nursery is still being enlarged in extent
and VARIETY aud never offered so assortment
FOR the present springs sales Oar trees very har
DIV, free from insects and healthy.
Of Apple Trees some 40 kinds best adapted
to our climate and soil; also, Seedlings.
Plum s-5 or kinds.
Grapcs-s kinds perfectly hardy, and several that
need soma protection.
Ctlrran s--Black, White and Red.
Goose berrie s-3 best kinds; two Of which do
not ndew, and are reliable bearers.
Rasp berrie Allen & solne 8 Others.
straw berries - Wilson's Albany, Peabody
Waite, Hooker, Jenny Seeil ling, sc.
Pre- Piant-Manlmoth, Victoria, Giant, &c.
Ornamental Deolduous Trees:
Balm GeFd, Ionlbardy Peplars. Willows Mountain
Ashes, Silver Foliaged Trees.
F,vergreen Trees.
Bassam Fir, Spruces, Cedars, Pines, &c
Shrubs.
Roses SNOWFALL Snowberry, Iiacs, Rose Aeaca, Peo-
Mes Towering currant Honeysuckls, DC, and many
articles not enumerated.
TERMs-Cash or to prompt men. rrazpnabe credit.
Nursery, Blocks south Of the Court House, iancas
ter. Wis
sent gratis.
r1Pacbages Of Trees and Shrubs put up in good or.
der and delivered at Elenboro', PatteTilles Hazel
Green Galsna Potos Beetoun Cassville Tafton Patch
Grove Bridgeport Prairie du Chen, Fennmore Bofco-
- : - S''s' i. c. GOLDSMITH,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19

EgThurIow Weed, writing from ku-
rope takes back what be said six weeks ago
about the Earl of SALISBURY, whom he had
charged with desiring to see the Union dis
ruptured. He SAYS:
1.-The Earl is inflexibly hostile 10 slavery
and while his sympathies are with the
North, he would be better pleased to sec
our war one for open and avoved emancir
patton. provided that it were possible to
connect with it some practical mode Of dig.
posing and providing for four millions Of
ransoWed slases.'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
What is Thought Of the Strategy.
From the N. Y. Evening Post, wednesday. ]

lFrom the n. Y. Evening Post. Wednesday,
The evacuation of Manassas, smust fig-
urc in history as most remarkable mill
tary achieyment-eyen if it is not made
more memorable to US by the destruction
of The gallant Burnside and his little army.
A gentleman Of thorough military educa-
ton, and who has seen service in Europe,
calls it, in letter which lies before us ssan
unheafd of event in The whole history Of
warfare, that an army oftwc hundred thou
sand men should suffer an enemy of COM
paratiyely small numbers, encamped only
thirty miles of, to slip through its fingers"
The writer continues: "You should know
that if this rebel force had been caught or
destroyed, that was an end to your rebel
lion-because though your rebels might get
more men, they could not replace the can
non and arms which they ought to have
lost, and which they have now carried off
with them.'
This is the verdict of an impartial and
competent observer. 1t should secure the
promotion of the rebel General who had
the tact to get away from our grasp, with
all the cannon. the supplies, the immense
resources gathered at Manassas to equip
the largest and most important army of the
rebels, and to lose which would have been
fatal blow to their hopes.
TO fall.upon and destroy the confederate
army at Manassas would certainly have
made the war "short but severe" The
escape which became known only yestey-
day prolongs the struggle perhaps for
months. Manassas was admirable as an
offensive pos ton, but useless for defense,
because its communications and rear were
accessible, and because the army attacking
it would be but thirty miles from its base
Of operations. In an enemys country
railroads are useless to us; and the prob
lem now before us is to advance with a
great army, not thirty, but probably sixty,
perhaps hundred miles from our base, TO
the point where the shyewd enemy may
choose to wait for us.
Meantime, we think it right to say to
our readers that the fear for Burnside's
safety which is SO oppressiyely felt here.
equally weighs upon the minds of high
officers in Washington. 1t is thought by
many, that a large detachment of the ar
my of Manassas may, if it pleases, fall
upon Burnside and crush him before rein
forcements can get to him. We have on
y to hope that the gallant hero of Roam
oke will keep in the neighborhoed of his
gunbcats, whose fire can save him.
But even if Burnside escapes destruction
the retreat from Manassas changes the
character of that campaign very seriously.
The war which should have been flushed
in the cool and healthy latitude of Vir-
gina, will now roll outward where the
heats and malaria of summer may do for
our troops what the Russian winter did
for Napoleon in 1912.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19

The SECOND CAyALRY.-Col. Wash
burn has been heard from since his arrival
at Gen. Grants headquarters. 1t seems
that Notwithstanding the Congressional de-
mand for a further reduction of the Cav
'alry force, there is an urgent need for q
considerable increase, at least in Gen
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iments of Infantry, and but 8 regiments
of Cavalry-not a Battalion to Brigade.
We shall not, therefore, be surprised TO
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
SHERIFFS sAIE-DENNY FEreHr

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant ssCircuit court
of Grant county, Wisconsin Judgment of force os-
and order OF sale. JoGn lIeflebower pIainti r.
against Oliver q. d ~nny AID joan q. Feght, Deen-
dants.
BY virtue Of judgmeR. of foreclosure and order of
sale issued 1T OF le above naned in the above
entitled action, bearing date the 18th da March,
A. d. 1862 TO directed and delivered, and by
OF the Plaintiffs Attorneys, shall on the 20th day Of
june A. D. 1862 the hour of IL o'clock noon OF said
cay at the outer door Of the honse in the village
Of Lancaster, Grant connty, Wisconsin, offer sale
and will sell at public au ton, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand all Of the following des crbed real es
tate, 10 wit: los nlhefed fl) and two (2J in
block number three 90 in tae village of suscoda in
said Grant county, fronting comnercial street in
said village and running back to the river Said
will be made in this to satisfy the Judgment
AMOUNTING in this action to the of seven hundred
and forty three dollars damages aud ffty-three and
G0l00ths dollars COSTS together with the interest and
costs sccruingDaed Sherifs Office Lancaster, March
18th, A. d. 1862. j. II. MOORE.
Paine Il Carter, Sheriff of Grant Co.. Wis
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 4J-wl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
SHERIFFS SALE-McREYNoLDs.

State of Wisconsin County ofGraut, Circuit Court
of Grant County, Wisconsin, James A. Mclteynods
FRITZ, against John McReypolds, Defendant.
BY virtue Of a writ of Execution issued out OF the
above named nrt in favor of the above named Plain
tit ard against the above named Defendant di-
rectsa and degered. and for want of goods and chat
tells OF the said Defendant, wherein to evy have by
the direction of the Plaintiffs Attorneys levied all
oil the right title interest whi' the ss9 Defendant
had on the LIST day cfJanuary, A. D. 1901 has since
acquired in and to the following described real estate,
The northeast quarter of the northeast quar-
eI and he north half of the south east quarter OF the
north quarter of section twentyour i2l township
six "a range {3 all in Grant county, Wisconsin.
All of which said interest in and to said lands. will
offer for sale and will sell to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand the outer door Of the court house, in
the village OF Lancaster Grant County, Wisconsin,,
the 81 day of Nay A. d. 1867 al the hour OF ~ ocack
in the forenoon of sad day.
Said will be made in this cese to satisfy the iudg
ment amounting to the of one hundred and TWEEN
y-nine 60lO0ths dollars damages and thirteen and
u l00ths dollars COSTS together With interest and costs
accruing-Dated SheriI's oifce March u, 1867
J.eB. MOORE, Sheriff,
Barber & Lowry, Grant County, Wis.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 4O.w6
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disease cold settles somewhere ia the body, and Oh
strucs its natural functions These, u not remove
react upOn themselves aud the surrounding organs, pc
ducing general sggrayation suffering, alt disease.
While In this condition, oppressed by the derangeineiH
natural action Of the system, and with Il Tie buoytf
feeug 3f health again. What true aud 50 apparent ~
This trivial and common complaint Is also true IN many
Of deepseated and dangerous Gsteinpefs Tho Same
pnrgatiye effect cxpes them Caused by similar obstfue
tons and arrangements of the natural functions Of tue
body, they rapidly, and many o. them surely, cured
by The Same None who know tho virtues Of these
Pills. will neglect to employ them whom suffering nom
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading pliysisians 10 some Of The
principal cities, and from other wei known public per-
sons
From E5IsvardRg Merchant If 3. louis Ftb. 4, 1885,
In AYER Your Plus tho paragon Of all that is
great medicine They hayc cured my little daughter
If ulcerous upon her hands feet that had PROV
iacurable for years Her mother has been long teg
osy afflicted with blotehes and nimpes on her skin and
in her hair. AlIer child cured, she also tried
800 $500 49, ASA MORGRID6E.