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, 1862-11-25

Toledo Grain Market-Nav. a2&
Received, 2,790 bu, wheat, 7,ao0 bu. corn. Sales
cf wheat q: $LGT@1.08 for No. Bed. Oa1s 4Ic.
, 1862-11-25

leather spec{acles to be presented to each of
tle West Side conductors Of street cars in Or
derthat they may see persons who choose to
hail tnem by motions. instead Of being obliged
to scream, and then be left, for you know la
dies don't lock pretty screaming!
the citizens Of the West Side contribute aud
pay for IN extra man to stop the cars at least
when requested, at streets designated, to OBJ
Eiaie the annoyance Of passengers being car
1ied past their homes and lett to tramp back
III ,he mud.
Reslly, do not desire to be considered
grurlb1er, but must say the conductors Of
these cars ere in places they are lily calculated
to fill. 4 LADY READER.
, 1862-11-25
w AN TED-Ageats.

JUST FECEIV WE'D
LIo3rs New Steel Piate Ra9srcad Nsp oftac Ua{ted
States. Price Is ceIts. -.
Lloyd's New Map of the United States. co.ored In
Counties. Used by the Secretary Of tbs May Price
Sc cents.
War Telegram Marking Map OF Virginia, showing
he movements Of the Amy oftha Potomac. PEtca -
cent?
Tht abo7e Maps mailed free to snT part Of the coun
Try On receipt Of retau price Send gsanp Tor Ctrc9-
1a7. T. r. Ian DON, Agent NJ IS Lake street. orro-
aits tbs. fremont House nn1 YfsilLfTt
, 1862-11-25

AUcT1oS.-soldiers, citizens and strangers,
attention! The great rush for boots aud
shoes at the bankrupt sale Etll continues.
Every one should 60 to the half price store,
l2S South CLARK street.
, 1862-11-25

Received from tho New York Central, OF aome
other road, and In the came condition. and ''when
5ou have paid our bill OF freight and charges as
We have made it. regardless Of the o1igfna1 CON
tract OF bill Of 1ading, yoa have your proper
II, and not before.''
The committee having held . meeting with the
directors of the Boston srd Worcester Railroad,
reported to the Corn Exchange that the eaid d.
1ectors utterly refused to coacede. Wheseupon
the committee passed the following resolutions
.Reeoated, That In consequence ct the great
difficulty attending !he collection OF just claims
for damages, ovezcharses. &c. &c, on property
Iece1yed gia Boston an Worcester, Western and
New York Central Railroads aid the ut1er repu-
diation Of I'll claiu1s for damages by the Directors
OF the Boston and Worcester and Western roads
texCept tnch as Nay accrue On their particular
the members Of the Boaron Corn Exchange
VIII use ere1y effort in their power to divert
Ehlp1ntut ef flour and other Produce 10 them,
from thosc lines to other routes to Boston
Heso-fsd.. Tat 1,eGt copies Of this r. post with
accompanying resolutions be printed and fof-
nifhea to the members for di=irl:ation among
their friends and Correspondents In the West.
This il q natter that coucerna ever: shipper OF
1ear to The New England States. The position
taken by the Boston and Worcester Railroad is
entirely 1Ltenable-in fact nnheard Of in the au-
Hals cf modern transportation business.
Seeds In BuGalo-Nov, 22.
Glover sccd romirsl at IS go. Sales 800 hu- Hi
Eoi= timothy seed at $2.to. Belgian timothy nomi,
nal at S2.25.
Seeds In Baltln1ore--Nov.2 2I.
Fax is verT scerce at S26o. Tlnothyts Is dull at
$19sG2 co. Clover quiet at s. 2e@6.25.
, 1862-11-25

-.BCs1NEsS PEopEnTr.-A new list of resi-
idehse 1puEinefs property is advertised for
I. sas5 rhcs. B. Bryan.
, 1862-11-25

N1E York Seed Market. Nov. 21s
Clover in limited demand at 104G1us<c. Timo-
thy auset at S2ca1a 1s1z. Flax seed in de1ard at
- al
, 1862-11-25

The S7CneEs RIFLE CORPS TO BE MEs-
TERED OCT.-A c;spntch 10 ihe Ncw York
Herald sts:ce thai the Caic.gs, S:nrgS= Rifles,
now in The army Of the Potomac, and nrsil
recently atsic.; as n, Clellan':; body guard,
arc to be MUSTERED cut of the service to-day.
This cen1sny Aas been through the CAM
paigns ce W:s!ern Virginia, on the Peninsula
and in Maryland. si.ice Capt. stcelc's resig-
nation, tic company has been under co1u-
mand OF 1st Lieut. Sheldon.
, 1862-11-25

Philadelphia Seed Markes-Eov- I'll.
Clover is in good request. and $50 bushels sold
at So 2=G6 a76 Il "a s., and 200 hushc1a choice DO
at s640. No change in timothy or tlaxseed.
, 1862-11-25

ALBuMs.-The new style of Photographic
Albums, three sizes, containing thirty, forty
and Fifty pictures, retail at $3.50, $500 and
$50; the cheapest Album manufactured.
Fer sa1e at 1o2, Madison street.
, 1862-11-25

"a The illustrated "AnnuA Register Of
Rural A1sirs'' for 1868, is for sale By McNally
& Co., 81 Dearborn street,
, 1862-11-25
MARINE LIST
PORT OF CHICAGO.

AhhiFED.- q.
Prop Ga1era, Steele. Bufzalc. sundries.
Prop HaEger Stale, Beckwith- Buffalo. euudr5es.
Prop Ba-ker, Perrett, Grand Haven IOa N lum-
her, 16s packages woodenware-
S. II staYcs-
Bark Norman. Hansen, Buffalo. s.sso sacks sa1t.
Bark SoDor8, Grelke, Menom1nee, 200 N lumber.
fark 0nconta, C1oEe, Buffalo, 3s7 tona coal.
Bark Two Fanries, McDonald, Buffalo, 800 m
Bark Gen Burnside, Halpin, Kingston, 4,a5o eacks
Brig , Ga1dner. coreg. Buffalo, go N lu1abez,
Brig taaopas, stedda1d. Buffalo, 11oo os1s apples,
Sehr Ear1ier Roes, Waffle, Oswezo, $50 brls salt.
schr Aoniter, stark'sea1hsz, Bay City, 1850 brls
schr No:way. Owen, Tro Rivers. IS N lumber, 80
seh1 Wayne. Nelson. Nanttovoc. 900 N shingles.
schr Belle. Edws1ds, Manitowoc, 50 n Iumber,
$50 n shingles. 20 m 1ath.
Sch1 Curlew, West1nan. Bufialo, 150 N lumber, IN
Seh1 Gesine, Dupavan- Manltowoc, 10 eds wood.
sehr 1--WE Charles, 4iaskey, ManiroWoc, 20 m
Sehr Fo1la7, O'connor, Coil1ugHood, 81 eds wood.
CLkaRED. a.
Prop Nenona, Conher, Buffalo, light,
Pop B Wade, Goldsmith, Buffalo. 1.TOD b.ls
tqu5, 1l0 bales broom cor1- 900 bs1s lard
Prop Barber, PerIstt, Grand Haven. eund1ise.
Bari Sonora, G5elke. EEGoninee. light.
Brig Robert Burns. Grant. Buffalo. III 800 bu corn.
Brig gaEopus. Ssoddart. Bnfalo, IS. .ooo bu wheat.
schr Perry Hannah. canacld; ;s71and Traverse,
schr Belle, Rdsards, EanitoHSG $500 bu corn.
schr No1wsy, pwes Racine, Light
, 1862-11-25

Va! AN1EE zeHtss to canyas fcf
~ tie for1h2cming History CT tke Civil 7ysr in
AEss1cs: b JoaS ); AHBoTr; tsntsor Of the Liza
Of Continental Europe. kc} Agents will nnl this q
Fhre selling book Terms lsera1 Apply for territory
PGtt OHace Fox 213 aps3- -pSS9iy
, 1862-11-25
NJ AETEp-iAgsnts. Our great
NEW PRIZE PACKAGE,

E decided NoyELIT, unlike anY other package ever
so!ds co1tnns greater variety Ut srATIoxEEY and
more aew Ard 1sela1 artsiea: Epeadtd JEwz1RT.
CnEss MEN aud CHECKERS. IS rer day ulado ea3y
eI Send fo1 circulars a1d be convinced
C. H. DUNN CO,
SaiAp5SA3l Isl GIsrta stteEt Eb;Earu lIifHnte
, 1862-11-25

WATER TA1.-Thc time Tor saving the ten
per cent. penalty On water taxes expires with
this week, after which time the water will be
shut oh rom all buildings On which the taz
remains uppal6.
, 1862-11-25

Seeds In BuffalO-NoV %.
Glover sccG rouirs1 at IS so. Sales 800 hu- Ill:
Eoi= timothy seed at $2to. Belgian timothy nomi-
rat At g. 9k
, 1862-11-25

THANKSGIVING DiSNER-We understand
that number Of our benevolent 1s1ies have
in contemplation the idea Of giving 10 the 900
sick and wounded soldiers now in The United
States General Hospitll, Gate City Hospital
Thank giving Dsnncr On Thursday, the 277sa
lust. Those vino m@5 w.sl ~ .o.tri:ute E1av
leave Iltil contributions with tas Rev. Z. ..
Tutt1e. Etv. d. Boyd or at th. Hospital.
, 1862-11-25
HssT Eo<H B&5eE End IIes.e:5 DFazKss.
By Tclcgraph.1 NEW YoAK, Noy. q, 1859.
rIya 7rrn MIA ,,91


L. S. ss 81 rcgd.. .1c4 Onc Ycar :7ert ... 3s
Y. S6s 81 comp. .1oA1i 7sa r.aas Notes. ...0isS
Demand Notes .12sH
MosET NARKET- Easier With goaa buaiucss
tate.
:. ste1iipg exchange dnll at .sz11@GggtH for mer-
.Amesjcan gold lower, opening at solx @3ssz, and
closing Gull ST 81 per cent. prem.
, 1862-11-25

A&EEAT Il E| Es Ha
VESSELS PASSING ut<~EGr=
Especial Dispstch to the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT. Nov, p, 1862.
Ur-prop haynowcr. Bark Naomi. Brig lie.
ctanic. Schr. Evadne, Brown
DewE-Schr Co1eican.
M A z 1kl-E. ISEl
, 1862-11-25

AFroH1MEST.-l1 accordance with the
Recommendation of Superintendent Bradley,
in his late quarterly report, the Police COM
missionc1s have filled the vacancy Of Deputy
Superintendent, created sonle months ago By
the resignation Of jacob R=1lin, hy re-appDiat-
lrg Mr. Rehul, who cnte1ed upon his duties
yesterday morning. Mr.. Eehm is fully posted
in nniira business
, 1862-11-25
III a RRTE ID.
DL ED. .

In thd city the ssd Inst, By Rev. Il L. cs1ue.
Pastor RI The: Ahast Ave III. 8. Eh1rt h. Mr. lat
II. SA1TH and Misa FREBE b. BED0KS, all Of TIL
Pif
, 1862-11-25

CoNcEET.-The sedg#iciz.zst:eet Methodist
Sabbath s:hool viii give concert or Thanks
giving 1iglt, in tne Methodist Church OF
SedgWich street. It will co1s:st OF singing
choruses. quartettes, DUETS and solos, by tha
children The proceeds Will be appropriated
to tle purchase Of srew library tcr eschool.
Exercises comHasnce q. ~ O'Clock, Adm!s-
sion TWENTY-FIVE cents.
, 1862-11-25

~ Cook d McIa,n. 6seata Dyer4 ana soooress IS
Dearborn End 10 s. Clark atr=stA clean ard aSa
ladies' and eeneme7s' clothes II tie best asa ckesp
est manner. TIE Oldest astanas ed harss q n. sls
, 1862-11-25
4 Card from Col, Fell.

W The Atlantic Monthly for December
has been received by J. ". Norris, l03 Madi-
en,. street
, 1862-11-25

A1d:1vAL OF PARoLED PRISONERS OF WAR.
Last Light 110 soldiers arrived from Aarapo-
lis, Nd, en- rcate {oe Cnn,p B5;ler, Spring
fed. -TlSse men were cap.urcd from Ya-io1s
Illinois regiments At different times, thon.,h
the g1cster portion belorg to the IS h, ;5s1
Lynch, a4d Ee1e captured 8, Sbi.oh. After q
long c5ltine n.en1 they wers parote.', and have
recently .:een exchanged Among the nn;a DE
is Gavin Janles, Eor cf Cozcne- Js1ncs, Of this
c;ty,
, 1862-11-25

Seeds In Ba1tlmore..Nov,2l 2l.
F,sx is very scerce at S2.6o. Tlmothyts dull at
$1.95I2 Co. Clover quiet at s. 2e0625.
, 1862-11-25
LOST.

HM- r, TVI62G.81 V1 u
WE T. LUZ, near the p1em1ses
II. II TMKHAM Chlcazo- na1-Y83I1M
, 1862-11-25

Go TO TIE BEsr-Go TO BRYANT s. STaArTos'a
CE1cAao COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. to get a thorough
business education.
, 1862-11-25

W ANTED-Agents. $50 per
1a} he a5oSe gr,ss e honest astiya aliow
MAcHISE. i:etzil price. SIS We have aSents whoss e
soEntasfoes aseEa9e so6 per month; Ra:tie ealsrs
2. q. Drawer SSS1 (,n{c.at-o III rn-1rtr rrs
, 1862-11-25

The "Atlantic Monthly" and the
"Knickerbocker'' for December have been
received by MtNal1y d Co., 81 Dearborn
street. Now is the time to subscribe. Nc
Eully & Co. take subscriptions for stAtlant1c''
aid " knicAefboekef" at :. Is per year.
, 1862-11-25

AXANTHI:--Agcnts. Good active
y CanEassaEs Eantsd in every t:oanty Il, the
WET. e ea4vHss j.: THE HISTORY DT THE CIVIL
to he 15sG;; &de5sse cLAl;EA q CO.. Springfield, III
, 1862-11-25

DRArGurs.- Checker boards with men for
so cents, and IRON TINT price up to $3.50, can
be found at the nsTsrooms Of J. r. Norris,
mo Nfn 1;son efranf
, 1862-11-25

FEsT1vAL,--Remember the Festival of the
First United Presbyterian Church ut Metro
politan Hall, tois evening, ut ~ o'clock.
Those who love to help :: good cause, get a
good supper and hear good music, al1 for 25
cents u i'll not fail to 60.
, 1862-11-25

EEGsEEEEGs OF r Tfgc GIEsCis.0 SaFs
GSRTH SCEaUOL UNION.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07
FORECLOSURE sALE-sQIREs.

,,,w,;t corrt Grant county State of Wisconsin Rob
~ pa terson vs. Joel c. Squires, Carone NJ. Squires
and VIM T. Henry, as assignee OF SAID Joe =. o4ues'
Caroline H. Squires and the Iowa County BANK.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of ana pulsua
ant 10 n Judgment of foreclosure aud safe made ana
in said Circuit court in the above emitted ac
t;nn IN the 5th day Of August, A. ID. 1867, Wu on
The 18th " Of November, A. D. 1867 al The ffont aoo
of The court house. in the village OF Lancaster IN sau
Grant county, at O'clock p M, OF that Gay, eAPose
f sale and sell at public auction to tile highest anu
ber bidder for cash. the following described mortged
PREMISES or so much thereof as shall DO sufficient 70
satisfy the amount of such udg nen interest ana costs
g east half OF the Southwest quarter and the west
baf 81 the south east quarter ana the SOUTH guar
tbe of the NOT th-west quarter OF section NO twenty
eiobt (2s) in township No two ~ north OF range NO
two ri west: also, the east half OF the northwest
onarter Of section No. twenty (2l) in township
Ma ak () north of range six 10 westi also, the noih
west quarter Of the southwest quarter and me soelh
west auarer of the northwest quarter OF sectoh NO
the south east quarter u the s0utn west
onster ana the south quarter Of the south
quarter Of section No twenty one; tzl tbe north i,
of the norihe quarter; The east half OIL the north
west ouarter; southN est quarter OF the
ouarer and ihe norlheas quarter OF the southwest
quarter Of section No. twenty eight in township NO.
sly f6) north of range No. five co. west; the noFth
half Of the southwest quar- and the
ter of the northwest quarter OF section NO lou, W
IN townshp No Eve (5) north Of range NO SIX 10 Wtsl
be east half of the southwest quarter and the SOUTH
west ouarter of the southeast quarter oil section NO
eohteen (Sl aud the north east quarter OF Inc nort
west auarter Of section No nineteen, (l9 IN Township
M seven N north of range No. three ~ West aiso
ot or fraction No one "a and northwest quartz Of
he quarter OF section No. twenty SIX (zo)
in township No. seven, "a north of range NO. nve o
vest: all situated in the OF Grant ana otate Oh
Wisconsin--Dated SherG's Office Lancaster, Giant o.
"is'' angus =, J. b. MOORE She a Grant Co., Wis
Jos. II. CLAEY, Pasa-ids Atty. S'hS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07
Eeaal.
C,-4-ER1FFS SALE-CURTIS, Ell al.

CHERIFFS SALE-CURTlS, ct al.
S.a.o If wisconsin County of GRANTS Circuit
Court Of Grant County Wisconsin. Sqdgmehna r o.
Enraelosurs and Order OF Sale Betsy Hartshorn,
p,;nt;9 against johnson s. Curtis aad M. Jane
Curtis. Ills wife, and Versal Moore, Defendants.
By virtue Of judgement Of foreclosure and order o.
soia rendered and male in the above named court IN
ha hoa entitled cause bearing date the 9th day OF
August 1862 and by di lection Of plsns Attorney b
;ost bidder for csn in hand at the outer door OF the
Barnett Honse in ne village Ct Bosco6e Grant $50, SGen
~ bon IF II O'Clock noon of said day, all of the fo-
lowing described real estate to wi = The ortiz @
~ tonship No seven Cd north OF range No. three 90
west Of The fourth principal meridian in Grant county,
Said sale will be- made to satisfy the judgment ~ ms
action amounting TO the sum Of four hundred ana o.
IO0ths dollars damages and sixteen and l2lOOhs doi
lars costs together with interest and costs aecrung
DATED Sheriil's Office, Lancaster, Aug. 20 looz:
j. b. MOORE, Sheriff,
+ 7 Woolev Grant county, Wis.,
Plaintiffs Attorney. limo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07
DRUGS - MEDICINES

Oils Ants Amber, Bergamont Cinnamon,
Cedar Cloves, Lemon. Lay ender, Hemlock
JuLiper Orange, 0laganum, Sassairas, Senaca,
Spike. Peppermint, Winteia Teen, &c, &C.
Also, Caster Oil Sweet o Olive Oil, Llnseed Oil and
Lamp Whale OIL
Also all the most approved AID popular
PATENT MEDICINES,
Such AS Judson's Morse's Railways, McLsoe's, Lees,
Cobb's Blandreth's, Wtghts, Ayers, Spaidue >,
tasks ard Feminine e's PITS and Medicines.
Also dive S,up, Arab L'nameni, Gargling Cil,
Cod Liv OF. 3 i,ish o ~. ia 'nm OF, Ba.en.ars
Drons co, tv's COltial, ECrne.s Cocoaine, Brow MS
RroncbialF 0rLes. WhiS, 0lbS Asihma EtWtIy, Da-
Wis Pain Killer, Woous Bair EeslOa,ive, Auedyna
Cordial Catmna i've Codll, Cnolera and rhoea
Ramedy and Ceres, Eve Wattr Nipple Sbe'ds, German
Ritters Caiters SDa nish Mis- WalGn nnd Soans
Condition Pnwle : IrL rS~ac,s. Tooth Powders,
Pearl Powders aud Ccmphor Ice. ihe last Two MAKE
tbA aim ho. and L,;irl T,os, es ard Syringes, ~
dan's and o K II & Co.'S teeb.a,ed Extracts ana
ConcentrR a y, GciueS, Pens aud holse s, fe1cls'
Paper Envelopes and lu:. Bird SEED ana fish pone,
h,nly SCENE cd scans anu re Pelumery, steel Frame
cevses Alcohol anu Zero ereOil OF best quahty livery
low nrces the iaSt article warranted not explosive,
property of some samples
Also Biningers Pure Port Wine, london Dock Cins
and Old Kentucky Bourbon, for Medical uses only
Also the best qualify Cigars, Wholesale and retail
Also Wine warranted to be the pure juice Of the
crane AlsoPwer & Weightnan's dne Chemicals and
Medicines. Also, Surgical, Obstetrca and Denial In.
struments at Manufacturers nlces Also, hedicaland
Surgical Books publishers psiecsss arlienlar al.
tention given 10 Practice 81 Medicine
Lancaster, July 4th, 1861. 81 4-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07
OyrJlt Gnantp 9eralQ.
About Coed Dulter


The now celebrated divine Henry Ward
Beecher, was, some twelve or fourteen
years AGO. the editor Of an agricultural
journal 10 Indiana. He then preached
good agricultural sermons from all sorts of
texts. We..were well pleased with one on
western butter which perhaps has not lost
its application vet, though we do believe
the number Of varieties, Las somewhat de-
creased since then. Let us see, he made
the following enumeration Of the shades
perceptible in the market butter of the day.
No. j, butteruut butter; 2, strong butter;
3, IRONY or irowzy; 4, rancid; 6, lausty;
Z, sour milk; 8, vinegar; 0, cheesy; 10,
granuated; il, too salt and unsalted; IL,
lard, I3. mixed; II, compound; COM
posed of things animate and inanlmate;
feathfs, hair rags of cloth threads,
Spiders, chips, siraws, seeds; IN short
everything going to produce the three
successive degrees of rty,ilthy nasty; Is,
touch butter. or that oyerworked, which
he calls blessed fault. A variety he
could 20 Ten miles TO pay his respects to
the dairy-maid who produced it; and then
numerous sub-yarieties such as butter tast-
inc Of lurpentne from being made in pine
churns; butter bent on travelling in hot
weather; bntter dotted like cloves on a
boiled ham, with flies which Solomon says
causeth Che ointment 10 stink; besides but
ter ia rusty tin pans,and in dirty swaddling
clothes, and butter made Of milk drawn
from dirty COW, by dirtier hands, into a
yet diuier pail and churned in a churn
drtiest Of all; besides numerous other va
Fieliea that bafled all efforts at analysis.
AS we said before it is probable that
many Of these varieties have disappeared
from our western tables but all who de-
pend on the daily market Of large city
for supply ofbutter know that in all con-
science there is a sufficient variety left.
Wei, but you say, who can afford to
make a good article for six or eight cents
per pound. Did you not know, most wor-
shipiul dairy maid, that when your city
friends or your country friends who are
dependent on you for a supply, once learn
that YOU make superior butter, you can
stretch their purse strings most wonderful
". Tue as gospel. Keep good cow,
and keep them well, keep everything clean
from staple to stamper; keep the milk and
cream cool and sweet, salt well, work well,
pack well, and you have made youl mark,
rot up reputation for yourself,saved that
of your county in this respect, pleased
your unfortunate and dependent city
cousins, and have new way of filing your
pocket. Remember the period for put
ting up The fdI butter is at band. Heed
The words of the suffering aud your own
best interests.--Prairie F'ormer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07
Retnbution.

The correspondent of the Boston jour
nal writes from Greencastle, Pa, on tie
10th:
You remember that John Brown had
an accomplice by the name Of Cook, who
was captured among the Pennsylvania
mountains and delivered over to Governor
Wise, and suffered death. The man who
arrested him was Fitz Hugh Miller, of
Chambersbug. Yesteddey | saw seventy
four rebel prisoners marched into that
town guarded by United States troops. At
the head Of the party marched man with
downcast eye, sunburned, dusty, dressed
in a suit of gray, with feather in his hat
the same Filz Hugh Miller, captain in
the rebel army. The Dutch blood of the
citizens, usually as calm and steady in lis
flow as the rivers of their Fatherland, came
up with a rush. "Hang him Down
with the traitor! Kill him 7 mingled with
words not recommended by moral law,
were uttered. The excitement became
wild. Men, women and children pushed
to obtain view Of the fellow-to obtain
possession Of him.
The guards quickly put down the dem
onstlation by charging bayonets; that
alone saved The fellow from dangling by
The neck from one of the trees in the
square. Miller evidently thought that the
hour of retibution had come. He cowed
before the demonstration, and showed
himself an arraut coward. ] would not
give two cents for his chance Of continuing
this life if released tonight and left to the
mercies Of this populace. A great change
has taken place in the opinions Of men in
this section. They have had big scare,
have felt a little of secession, Of slavery,
have lost a few hundred horses, passed
sleepless nights, through fear been forced
to flee. They are waking 70 the realities
Of war, and are ready to put down seces-
sion and slavery also, without caring much
about the manner Of doing il. The public
pulse beats not as it did in the days of
John Brown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE.

statesof Wisconsin, County Of Grant, Town OF Lancas
ter-ss, In Justice Court. To sherman Rage:
You are hereby notified that summons has been IS
which =. W. Angel has been summoned as Garnishee,
and you rights aad credits in his hands have been at
tacbed 10 satisfy the sum of twentyseyen dollars aud
cents (S27 93) together with costs Of suit
Now unless You shall appear before Addison Barr,
nstice of the Peace and for sad county at his ONCE
in said Town on the 18th day of October A. 1862 at
one o'clock p NJ, Judgment will be rendered against
YOU and your property rights and credits Il any there
i in he hands Of said Garnishee, viii be held to pay
the debt Dated this 22d day ofSept D 1862
~ I5-wI JOHN =. LEWIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07

Friday, October II, 1862,
His entire stock of Horses, Mules and Colts, Mileh
Cows and Young Cattle, Hogs andFarmngi Implements,
representing in number as follows:
HORSES B-ood Mares, from to IL years, old;
Hcrse Colts, 3 years ole; Filleys years olds z
Colts years ol1 Coils, year old; mules, years
old past; Span of large match bay hJ ses, years
old past. y,
CATTLE--5 fun blood Duihams; Cow, years old
full blood Heilers from to years old; full blood
Durham Bull, years old; full blood Durham bull
Calf; half blood Dun aams, years old; half blood
Durhams year old 10 half boOds, this Spring calves
IL mich Cows of good common stock.
40 to so head of hogs crossed hoods with SUFFOLK
Berkshire ByEed and liecestershire. Also a large
lot OF Farm Implements. / Burt Reaper, new; two
horse wagons in good order; Harrows; Evan and
Adams Plows Hay R4ke, and other astcles used
On a farm too numerous TO mention.
Sale to commence 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and to continue
until all is sold.
TERMS:--All sums under $2j, cash; all sums
SOS and under 500 nine months time and all sums
over 500 twelve months with 10 per cent, from
date I'M paid for notes with approved security. Time
Of may be extended for those whe pay int est
promptly. All property left op premiees until such Sc
curity is given.
The aL1ve will be sold without reserve the day
above mentioned, unless sold at private sale before
Dated Fairplay, Sept II, 1862 ADRIAN CAIRNS.
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