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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
WOUNDS IN THB BARK o. FRUrr Trees


WOUNDS IN The BARK or FRUIT TREES.
When these occur, The ragged portions
81 the bark around the edge Of the wound
shoall be clearly aud Regularly cut, when
the edges Of the exposed portion Of the
wood may be coated with covering Of
Capada balsam. This will protect the
bark Flom the oxydzing influences Of the
Atmosphere, and at the same time permit
the new growth, to occur about the edge
SO as to prevent further stripping Of The
bark. Some catiy. tors prefer the use Of
one ounce Of gum shelqc, dissolved il one
quart ofalcohol Of 95 per cent. strength
No larger portion 81 shellae should ever be
used, as thick coating is sure to crack
and peel off instead Of remaining rm to
the surface. 4 thin varnish Of sheac
may also be used on the ends Of branches
when frequently trimmed. The alcohol
e,aporates Immediately, leaving lhin
coating ofsbellac, which becomes dry and
firmly attoched 70 the wood before amy ex-
udationof sap can occar- Horkiag Far-
r7eY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

gy At Milwaukee, last Thursday, two
little boys, seven OF eight years old, were in
a freight car, when some one came along
and closed it without knowing that they
were there. The train started before they
had time to make noise, and they were
brought through to Prairie du Chienin to-
tai darkness and nothing to eat or drink for
about fifteen hours. When the car was
opened thev jumped out and took the back
track on the keen run, but were stopped at
Bridgeport, about six miles from Prairie
du Chen, given something to eat, and
put aboard Of Il train nc Gregor Negs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
LEGAL.
(10MMTssIONERs NOTICE /

we the suhacfibs Is, bsing appointed ty the Hon Vim
McGongal Judge Of the county court for the county
Of Grant, Commissioners - receive, e1Snilns ana a
lust an claims and demands Of al persons against the
estate OF William Michel, Kite nf The town OF Fenni-
more ia said county eeeease and aso All claims and
demands exhibited fiji Offset thereto and months
from the secoAd day Of Junt 1861, being allowed by
said court that purpose Ne do therefore, hereby
give notice that win attend 70 the "a mess Of ai
said appointment ut the dwelling muse Of John MICH
ell ia the town of Fennimore, the 2lst day Of ju-
W 1862, FROM nine o'clock A NJ, until four o'clock, Il
ST. Of said day.-Dated this 9th day OF June, 1862.
MASON FISH, (e,,4.ss,ors
1-w4 Al l. McELWAINE, sp'''.7s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

HEENAN IN ENGLAED.--Ihe salary
which Heenan receives in England for
sparting and exhibiting bis muscle, is said
to be el00 a week. which is exactly the
amount Of the pay Of the President Of the
Urited States. Indeed, SO popular IS be
with the people Of England, that even the
glory Of bis name has been sought in the
person Of his younger brother, at any offer
Of some thirty or forty pounds week to
spar for a rival travelling company, and
whenever the American Champion shows
himself in the streets Of English cities,
crowds follow and cheer him as he goes
along W5lke'8 Spirit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

Eg At the battle Of Fair Oaks rebel
soldier was wounded and taken to the Fed
eral ospital tent. His arm was amputa-
ted by the surgeon il Attendance, who
rendered him every attention in his power
when suddenly the rebel drew forth con-
eeaIed knife and tried to stab his attendant.
Tie surgeon parted tile blow with his
arm, and with his other hand drew pistol
from his belt. and killed the migrate is be
lay on tie operating poafd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
STRAYED coLIs-REWARD!

stgayed from the SUBSCRIBER res ding in the town q
Millyie about the 20 " apii fwo mare colts two
ears Old this sprtng-~gne, roam with brown face
and black legs ron knsas down the othtr bag with
white hind iee., white fore hoof Said cults
in good order when they disappeared they we're
last heard OF in tllc Pa ca 6roye settlement.
viii pay reward OF $500 for Information by letter
othrEwise thAt can recover them, Will pay
reasonably Tor their delivery. Address the subscriber
AZ At. Hope, Grant County, Wis.
At. Hope, June l. OWEN NcENTkE.
l. A..lN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
{. HERIFFs sALE-DRIEsBACH.

state Of Wisconsin, county of Grant, ssCircuit court
Of Grant county, Wisconsin. Judgment of ioreci0s-
ure AMI order OF sale. Jaiues +. Chapman laintif,
against Jacob DriesDach aud sarah A. Drlesbach, his
wife, Defendants.
BY virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and order Of
saie ISSUED ii the named court ia the above
eniited cause 10 me directed and delivered oeafing
date on the 9Th day OF March, A. ID. 1872 bs The
direction Of tie Plaintiffs Attorney, witt offer ar sale
viii sell al public auction TO tie highest biuGer Tor
cash hand At the oil tie court house, u
the yiiiage ~ i.ancaste Grant cUuuty, Wse0nsi,
tae z8tn Gay Of June A. ". lo02, ~ tie hDur OF 10
O'clock in the forenoon OF said day ali 1l the following
described real estate, 70 lhe nort-Wesr quai
Of the north east qaarter % southwest quarter 81
ton number twenty ZIy toWn thlee 80 n8ltn
Of range three west ia Grant uuty, containing ten
acres, also, The west ha OF tie northwest quarter
section twenty seven, excepting one acre the
northwest corner OF sald piece Of and; aso that part
0 the cas- ha o the AFORESAID northwest quarter des-
cfbed follows, to Wit Commencing at point TWEEN
" chains Of Tie quarter section post
side d SAID sectic twenty seven, variation IS 80 mn
utes Easang thence north twenty -oHs CLAIMS
and mind 49,, tnenee s0uth l51so T., seven-
teen chaial rty -seven Inks, thence south 531sa
west hfy liEs, thenoe south 81 chains and
thirty Anks thence west q mt Chains aMd THU
iIuks 20 the place beginning anu containing ten aud
56-l9Oths all in Grant coEpiy, Wisconsin. said
sale viii he made to satisfy the dst1eut in this action
anoan liug The OF hundted ana 90 lOaths
d0aIs (ST00 66 damages ana hFy-lye sad 30 lgUtns
d0ass costs, together wlth interest aeesu-
ing.Datea sAeins Oflce Lancaster, AaTeh ~, ts02.
). y. 8l0DfE, SnefiH,
j. alien lsal Scr, 0rant County, Wis.
FiainnFs Attorney. 4l-wl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

HEssIAS FLY.--We have accounts Of
the ravages Of the tIessian fly upon the
wheat 10 various parts Of our county,
Some fields are badly injured by this new
depredator upon wheat il this quarter.-
Tie chiaeh bag is also AZ work, and be-
tween these two insects the prospect for
a good crop Of wheat are rather gloomy.
-JeaesgilLe GaeeAs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
ESTATE OF WILmAM LIonTFooT, decd

1,0anty court, Grant county, Wisconsin la Probate
June Term. 1862 Present Vim. McGonigal, Judge
deceased
On reading and Cling the petition Of James w sea-
ton Executor Of the last will and testament OF sad DE-
ceased pray further extension OF time for Tie pay
ment of the debts said deceased and settling said es-
tate theregpou ordered that The matter OF said pc
on be heard before the Judge Of this court at the
court house, Ia Lancaster, in said counts, on Aon
CAV tue l4th Of july A. ID 1862 at one elocg in the
afteTnt on Of said day ordered further that notice
thereof Ne ~ 81 10 all persons interested therein BY
publisin tins order for three 90 Successive weeks
prior l., said Day Of hearing in the rant County Herr
add a weekly newspaper, published .~iasteI IN said
Grant county Dated June il. 1867
I-w3 vs.. McG0NESAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

A ENACTMENT.

County, Town Of Lancaster justices court.
To j. j. Butklin:
You are HEREBY notified that Warrant Of attachment
has been issued against and year property attach
ed, y salty The demand ofJoAn T. Lewis, amount
ing % hge doisass i've cents 49, Ua)s nov. un.
less YOU shat appear before Addison Burr, JUS
tee u tie ftsre aAd for said county, Office ia
said toeH, 90 ihe LAT das 81 Jaiy, 4 III 1884, at L
ociocA IN the afleraoon, judgment VIII b rendered
against you, aau y0ur property to pay the debt
Dated this 3lss day ot Aay, A. b. lsBz
62ws jain Z. LEWIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
DYEING AND CLEANSING
or SILK, MERINo AND ALL
Wooden Goods and Wares.
- cE1LCaao- 90

The subscriber receives damaged, gummcd, rusted,
Or creased silk, w0rsted aud woaen wares, and will
cleanse and dye the good new in prillaney
and Color without damage and at surprisingly cheap
rates. TITS icing in this country branch 81 la
Dor, that may millions If generally reso1ted TO
instead Of buying at prices which must be
largely increased unoer the enue laws deserves
at This moment general attention and patronage. The
Subscriber is German, anu learned his business regu
ary his native country.
He refers for responsibility to Rev. Mr. HaienbTacki
German presby terrain Minister, Lancaster, Visions
Goods viii be received and forwarded BY Meyer 4
Iscum al then store in Lancaster whom they will
be returned They will also inform persons TO the
eharees for work AUGUST SCHWARTZ,
boston Dye House, Illinois Street, ear North gtark
St, Chicago, Ills s9su
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

Eg- The Assembly passed a bill appro-
priating 500, 900, to be used at The discre-
ton Of the Governor, to be employed for
the relief of the sick aud wounded yolun-
teers from this State. We have at the
present moment Of writing no knowledge
how the Senate acted on it. The Assem-
bly, also passed bill repeating The act Of
last session providing for q settlement with
tie Rock River Canal Company, the ac-
ton of the Senate on which We have not
vet learned
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25


County court Grant county, Wisconsin. In Probate.
Jlrue Term 1867. Freseut va Mes0Aiga3, Jrdee.--
Iii tile matter III the estate Of Nelson smith deco.
On reading and Cling the petition Of adaIsne Smith
widow Of and AdniAisgatTix 81 said deceased repre-
sentiDe that tie personal estate Of said deceased has
All been exhausted pas lnent OF debts, and expenses
Administrations thai there debts due and unpaid
against deceased and pra ing tatccnse tie grant
I'd her to sell part Of the real estate 81 said deceased
Tor the purpose Of paying tie Indebtedness Of said
ceased. IleReuaon il IL eraers that ai persons inter-
ested in The 81 sad deceased appear before the
Judge thas court Al tbs 4at hoasa ia Lancaster
slid c0anY on @ednesaag. the 10Th day ct July, u
lstz oc0ek in Tie afternoon Of said das % show
cause Il any thee b wins license should Be Canned
said Administrators, accerelHg - is 81 saia Fell-
ilon U4destd ia8fnar TgaF r0tce thereof b. given y
ali 9efsoas }G crested ia said estate b. pahfi.bae
eops IS this erlr iar faar 81 weess eeSssy lier
seia c4s ~ hearing III tlse ssanf cHn Is hstasH.
we his nev psrsI lu4slsd q iasnssSse 10 said gpQD-
u and 0f serving cory gu s gen 81 -aar sitn
oil the minor heirs oil saia deceased al least fourteen
days before The said dsy Of hearng.-Dated june 81,
lS62. Nm JcGONlGAL.
5ew4 County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
.aERIFF'S sALE-SAAqf,NI.

~
state III Wisconsin, COUNTY Of Grant. ssgrcait court
Of efant County Wisconsin. Miliiam ". kWick
PIantiit, agalast john q. sargent, beiendtnt.
above aamed COURT ia tvoF OF ibe above named Plain
and against the above named Beendant, TO di
rected delivered anu Tor wait goods chatei
81 the Defendant, wAefeou levy, nave BY airec-
ton oi.tAe Plaintiffs ey, levied Upon an o. the
right, ttle interest whcA3 he Deenudnt on
tho ia day Novcnos, NJ siace te aired ia
The following described estate TO Wit:
Lots !, z, 3, 4, ., d Z, 8, "
~, IA, ~ anu ~ sn ooek NJ one, iots A. = 5, 4
>, =, 10, II ana - ~ block no tWo lois = 8, . s. s,
y :, Ia n ana ~ rs hl,k M ,arr a, 40, =, ,
3 Il Il Il I 81 fe III is I3 IA iS 81 r. III lg ~
= - - - Il ~ 81 81 "a IA a y 81 - X, .si
- 81 81 ll ii ~ sa a AZ ~ al ~ III IN ~ -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
5 PER CT. DISCOUNT FOR CASE
in haad, Or at that rate for any portion.

in hand, at that rate for any portion
One proof Of the appreciation Of my wagon is: can
ha dl supply the demand now for ny wag0as aud will
have u enlarge my buildings II my business increases
ca faster cannot seil without one-ha cash down
will object all, hut do in give
mouths tine wilh interest," on part nell secured
ali kinds Of repairing done at ms shop. / not
as6 aay ON amy OF meff, to 10 my shop
iur sinitug, but solicit ia general good customers.
What want Is more g00d Customers, and wish TO swap
of some OF ms present. who think btacksn1iIh
wait liieiime without his pay interest, SIMPLY
BECAUSE they Keep coming
lbeese nave now as good hOrse-shoef as Ia the
country and wish any who a Aice neat job OF
shneing to on Don't all come for have
nearly as many IS attend to now. kdged-toois
viii lie carefully repaired made TO oTdef
Special attention given 70 the repairing Of pows 1f
ali kinds, and have made few new and intend TO
max more. d. Ii. BCbD.
Lancaster, April % 1862. 4jn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
Conparative sI:.tement.

The total amount DETERMINATIONS, the whole num-
Der Of policies issued the year 1885, the gross amount
81 premiums received thereon, aud tie gross amount OF
losses reported by Tie following Lom anles a. cOmpar
~ " I'LL lie Aladsnn Mnlual. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

G The bill amending the State Con.
st.tuticn. providing TOR fse judges instead 8
three, was adopted in the Senate Satar-
day, nineteen to four. 1t has yet to g
70 the Assembly and then 70 the people
Il viii he probably met with no opposition
anywhere
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
HORSES TAKEN Up!

taken up by the subscriber residing lands owned
bv him in the town Of Lancaster the "a az jane,
1867, tbs following described horses. 0Le da
mare, between and years old, poke mark side Il
head neck, bunch one hind foot which foot
seems lame. low ID ae h. One, light roam year ola
colt, pfOtably colt OF tAs other. Ihe third is
four yeal DID, aark brown hrse colt white bars
unEugy bseaehg. TSese horses came about aud b uke
into ~ presaise and then | took ihem UP as ss1ays
aud advertise them The requested 10 prove
property, pay charges and take them away
SYLVESTER ?dELPS
Lancaster jane IL, 1862 1sw4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

ag Three dollar bills on The Bank Of
Madison" are ii circulation. They may
be known as frauds from the fact that
the bank IN question hasno notssaf that
in circulation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

IEThe Chicago Tribune states the
rather singular fAet that over 500 Sc
cesh prisoners it Camp Douglss We're en-
listed iato the Iiisa Brigade on duty
there, and left With it for the sat Of
war.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
ELLA EJ8s
ae4iE ONE. CONE ALL!l
THIS rock shall dy as sooa as
D. u. Budd stops making Ersl-rate Wagons.
Every year dds 10 my expense in making wagon.
aud my facilities for Obtaining Eastern timber for
Carriages and Buggies

Of all descriptions and the facilities for getting home
TIMBER also improves; consequently feel that can
past can make greater number and offer the great
inducement of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
DRUGS q MEDICINES

DRUGS q MEDICINES
of the best quality and offers them or sale at the
lowest possible price for CASH and calls attention to
the following, part Of tie present stock:
Oils Aus, Amber, Bergamout, Cinnamon,
Ceuar, Gloves, Lsmops Lavender Hemoek,
Juniper, Orange, oraganuin, Sassatias Senaca,
Spike. Peppermint, Mintergreen, &c, &c.
Also, Caster Oil sweet Or olive Oil, Llgseed OIL and
Lamp OF Whale Oil.
Also all the most approved and popular
PATENT NIEDICIN ES,
Such as Judsons, Morse's Railways, McLane's lees,
Cobb's, BTandreth's, Wnghts, Ayers, Spadiug s.,
Trask and Fennmores Pills and Medicines.
Also Hive syrup, Arabian Linament, Gargling Oil,
Coo Liver Oil, British OIL, Hartum OF Batemans
Drops. Godfrey : Cordial Burnttts Cocaine Browns
Bronchial r-oehes Nhitc0snb's Asthma Remedy Da
giS Pain Killer, Muoas hair Restorative. Anudyne
Cordial CuimnaiiYe Cordial, Cholera and Diarrioea
R9medy and cures, Eye Water, Nipple Shields, German
Bitters, Cafers spanish Mixture Wards and Sloan )
Condition Powders, Ink Powders, Tooth Powders,
rear Powders and vamphor lee, the last two make
the skin soI aud eauut0l; Trnsses and SyInees, III
Concentrated sisdieines, Pens and Holders Pencils,
Paper, Envelopes and Ink, Bird seed aud Fish Bone,
higniy scented Soaps and line PeriumerY, steel Frame
Glasses Alcohol ana KeroseneDH Of best quality very
Tow prices e last article warranted not explosive,
property o. some samples
Also Bininger's Pare Port Wine, London Dock Gin,
and Old kentucky Bourbon. tor Medical uses only.
Also the best quality Of Cigars, wholesale and retail
Also Wine warranted to be the pure juice 81 the
grape AlsoP yer Weightman's fine Chemicals and
struments az Manufacturers prices. Also, Modca and
Surgical Books at publishers prices Particular at
entiou given 20 Prescriptions Practice Medicine.
Lancaster july 4th, 1861. Aft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
NOT OVER $1,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY
INSUnED In ONE RISK.

Incqrporatedin 0i--loealed a. Madison, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
NR. H. BAXTER & SOM
UNDER CALLS HALL.

Would respectfully inform the public that he has
recently taken the Store formerly occupied by j b.
CALLS and fttedit MP f9g DRUG STORE and has
on hand large variety Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
STAGE OF NELSON SMITH.

Barber & Lowry,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
, 1862-07-30

The Republican Convention which met at
Des Moines last week, was the largest delegate
convention ever held in the State. Over 600
delegates were present. There Was sharp
contest for the various positions on the ticket,
but all in good spirit, and the nominations,
when made, were unanimously confirmed by
the convention. The following strong ticket
Tas nominated:
EteretGry o. 8tate-J. D. Wright Of Delaware
Gafe A1ditoT-J. ". Catte1l Of Cedar.
State ITe1surer-Wm. H. Holmes of Jones.
ReQister Land Gfgce-W- barney Of Jones.
attorney GeneFok-C. G. Nouree Of Mahaska.
Resolutions Of the right sort were adopted,
among which was the following:
Resolred, That as the citizens Of loyal State
whose patriotism both at home and upon foreign
battle e d.. has spoken for itself, we earnestly
appeal to the incnmbents Of the Legislative and
executive departments Of the government to uae
every legitimate In their possession to crush
thu rebellion, and ii, as last measure for the
preservation Of the republic, 1t shall become
necessary to blot out the institution of slavery
from the sci OF every State. we will say amen
lettirE the consequences fall upon the wicked
authors oftho War and leaving the final issua Wf.h
{.e6
, 1862-07-30
THE R0UNTIKS.

We thoroughlyregret the whole business
Of bountles- Il Is no new sentiment of
OUTS but was awakened by the first intelli-
HenceFof such g plan being set on foot. It
1s utterly wrong in principle, deceptive in
It's sernhlances, and will prove abort;ye In
results. It will not reach the case, and
falling far short Of midway it were better
never to have begun it at all. This war is
81 q big job." Three hundred thousand men
are called for, and for no holiday work
The people are already burdened by the
war and the tax gatherer has not yet enter
ed upon his duties. Will any one have the
hardihood to r1ge that in addition to the
pay and government bountes for this new
Se7y, the country can psy either by public
appropriations or private subscriptions
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in bouu-
ties, and yet this would be only giving to
each volunteer the sum Of $50, offered tc
an the recruits Of New York State But
this d amau bounty compared to other
fhat are offered Chicago, BY her noblt
Board of Trade, offers far more attractive
premium. Cook county sets apart $500,
900. Various associations and organizs
hnns compete tagether with tempting in
dcements to join this or that crack ba.
4ay nr pet regiment. And 80 the wot1
goes brasely on. "
Inok. ut the result In our own Stat.
The high bounties carry their influence
its femotest corners, Our regiments al
, 1862-07-30
ROOT 1T OUT.

War, sharp and decisive, Is the only
means by which the Republic can now be
saved from premature death- The remedy
is severe, but the emergency is desperate
The country is stricken down with NAL
ady the most yTulent and the most dam
gercus, No half way remedies-no ad-
n1inistering Of harmless sedatiyes-no
doubtful medication will meet the case.
The naFieation n1ust be vigorous and i'm
mediate. The disease must be p1uckcd
out before it has tainted the entire system.
The virus must be extracted before it has
i;s<:;!&scned the springs Of our national life.
The skillful surgeon docs not shrink fom
tle intliction Of pain when lie has deli
cate operation to perform. If blood flows
it is because the Office Of the scalpel has
become imperative. If he lays open
nerves and arteries-if he probes down to
the bonc-it is because the evil must be
dislodged- Il the roots Of the disorder
strike deep, he cuts with all the more hu.
mane severity, that it may not sprout
again. It is only the empyric who would
attempt to cure q cancer with bread
poultices, or eradicate tumor by
the application Of soothing lotion
The cause Of the disease is now fully
known, and there will be no restoration O
health, till it he rooted out Of our repub
lican system