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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
PROPOSALS WANTED!
800 Acres Of Prairie to Break

The subscriber viii receive proposals till The rst
miles south OF Lancaster, Section No ~ propos-
ais received for breaking parts OF said land a work
be done say by middle June or LIST Of July Pro.
prosas asked for terms per acre. quality of work. time
&c. Cash will be paid when Work is done. Address
the subscriber al Dun.eth, Ills d. r BERT
DunIeith, March 3D., 1865 SSH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
EXCELSIOR MILLS.
WATERLoO. WIS.

WATEKLUU, WIS.,
The above Merchant and Custom FIGURING Mills, "a
miles southeast of Beetown in perfect order Tor 81
worsS.
fhe rev partner Geo. H. Rector late OF the Dubuque
Mills sthe cEief miller and his long experience guar
6es him for the place WILCOX = $500 s.iL
Excelsior Mills Dee /. va 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
RIO RLACKSMITHs |:

,e ,,,se~,,ae keen. on hand any quantity Of forge
coal best oaiisv and VAL sell at reasonable prices-
Call at his Hardware ssrss IN Boscooei, ~
Dosc0tel, MSy 4 1879 FhANo1s sac~r DnN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
Rg- Richmond dispatches Of May 9tl

az Richmond dispatches Of May 9th
say official information has been received
announcing the death Of Maj. Gen. Van
Dorm, at Spring Hill, Tenn, on the 7th
inst. The existence of an association form
ed for The purpose Of rendering aid and
comfort to the enemy has been discovered
in Chocktaw Co. Miss. Twelve citizens
have already been arrested and some twen-
~ others are being sought after. A secret
organization has been discovered By LOYAL
citizens, slispicioned its existence f some
time joined for the purpose Of breaking Up 4
nest of traitors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
NOTICE jon

STU. Henry Bugbee, Plaintiff, aganst DnvI0 far
Nrs. Anaira Harris, his wife, Timothy Hall, Peter
Van SIyke, and Luther b. Phelps, Defendants The
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaintfn this action copy of which viii be
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
at Lancaster Grant co6nt5, Wisconsin, the 10th
day OF October, A. D.. 1862 and to copy Of your
answer to the said complaint the subscriber at his
oieein the village % lancaster Grant county VISION
within twenty days after the service Of this sum
upon you. exclusive ofthe day such service and
If you fail TO the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the Plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint Dated sep
tember 10. 1852. J.ALLEN BARBER, pffs Atty.
4i-w6 Lancaster, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19

EE The first medal 70 gallant conduct
under the recent act Of Congress, was
given by the Secretary of War the other
day to Jacob Parrot. boy in the SD
Ono, who accompanied the expedition
sent ont by Gen. Mitchell to destroy South
ern railroads. Twenty Of his comrades
were also distinguished in the same way.
The Secretary Of The Navy has also recent
ly given out the first good conduct" med
ais Of his department, and among he re-
cipiants were Thomas Flood, the boy who
took the place Of the Signal Master when
he was killed, on board the Pensacola in
the attack on New Orleans; also Oscar f..
Peck, The boy especially mentioned by
Capt. Boggs, of the Varuna, for GOODNESS
and courage; also John Davis, the noble
fellow Uncovered c~sk of powder with
his body 10 pfesent it being exploded by
the fire Of shell. Forty five iiien and
boys Of the Navy have been rewarded so far.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
+. e. sToRK's
HISTORY OF THE GREAT REBELLION

The first volume is now published and we exoeet 10
commence delivering to subscribers three or four
weeks, for which il is expected they will be prepared
This sple.asd History is having rapid sale as we
learn from the Author that there is Thousand copies
sold weekly and The number daily increasing Canvass
er Tor this work wanted IN the counties OF Grant, La
Fayette and Iowa. s.s~
Address II, II. Ray Agent. cassvillo Grant Co. Wis.,
Cassvile, May 1858.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY UNSURPASSED
THOROUGH BRED
/ BLACK HAWK HORSE, BLACK BRO,

the ensuing season, for the service Of Mares ofn the
LIST OF May till the lst Of August, 50.
Black Bird will stand at Hurricane Corners on Mon
GAYS Of zach week
Al British Hollow, on Wednesdays of each week.
At Eiieuboro', on FRIDAYS
At lancaster. Saturdays 4" Z" at
the stable OF Dexter Ward.
PED1GREE-BlacS Bird was sire 1 BY Thomas Jeffer-
Of st. Iawrenc teo. N. aud he by old Vermont
Black Hawk; dam, named Gamestress, sired b. the
old Gampster, imported ftom England to New York
Black Bird rTsed bs Tobias Grand Isle and sold
when ve years old for $1,000 to John Rockwell james
vile, Wis
DESCRIPTT0N-Blac Bird is beautiful Jet black
weighs LOO lbs; stands fifteen hands and half high
Black Bird is 10 yrs old next Jul his beauty Of form
and elegance of style attracts the attention Of all dis
interested persons. GEO. p. BARNUM,
Fvnnimore April %, 1868 sG-w4 Proprietor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
A FfENFf0N FARMERSll
Wool CardHg Fulng, COloring Dressing Cloth,
AT 1HE MELVILLE FACTORY.

Now is your time to make your own Flannel Pulled
cloth &c. The subscriber has got additional new cards
and other hxings f1ra summer campagn amongst the
oil. xlect to 90 good carding as anv machine
in the county. shall be hand all times and hav-
ing mad thirty YEARS experience in the manufac
turing ssiness doabt not but shall be able to give
entire satisfaction TO my patrons Persons coming ON
distance win have all the favors shown them that
possible viii take wool to work the shares OF for
money fair terms, and warrant il done right Tn ank-
tu for this very liberal patronage heretofore received
would solic a continuance Of The same
JOSEPH a0RSFALL.
hillville, May 4ls63.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19

re- The Postmaster General has issued
orders TO discontinue the distributing offices
at Columbus and Toledo, Ohio, and at Du-
buque, Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19


The WOMEN OF THE SoUTH-R Recent
rebel papers state the washerwomen in
Macon, Ga, are on a strike, calling those
who don't join them, as Gratis" The Au-
gusla Georgia. Constitutiondlist'says that
during the recent disturbance there, the IT.
ate and hungry women aSowed that "the
red LAG would soon be raised all over the
Sousli, and Then all the people would have
to do, would be to go and take what they
wanted Whereupon the Constitutional
Isl finds itself in a sad state Of doubt and
psinful uncertainty as to what might be
meant by the ''fed flag"
II is the red in the Star Spangled Ban
ner which means stripes for the back Of
rogties and Moody stripes for traitors.
INDIAN DIFFICULTIES. Seven thousand
troop, are or soon will be in the field on the
northwestern frontier operating against
the Indians.
The Winnebagoes, as also the Sioux, are
to be sent Up the river. Many OF the form
or are dissifected at this, and the Sioux re-
Gently sent ten spies among them to stir
them up. The Winnetagoes caught three
Of taem, cut out their hearts, chopped their
bodies into small pieces and distributed
them among the tribe and held a war dance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
rAsH FOR WHEAT

AT POTOSI. .,,s,
The subscriber win pay cash for wheat, = ~ PotOd
est pries the market will allow a h ms 49,
The wheat TO be delivered at thu wareno"S''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
Lancaster Livery StabIsl
r .OOMS! LOOMSll

All persons interested IN home indePeuaea.e' ssj
especially 10 home manufactures will ma ms.oss
interest to Investigate the practical u'lii ~. 4
and Inability of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
A TTENTIoNl FARMERS!
The sub cibers having leased the celebrated hor Sc
MORGAN CHlEF,

will stand him for mares at the stable Of Capt NJ W.
Wood IN Lancaster, commencing May LIST and ending
August ist, 1868.
In leasing this celebrated stock horse, idea has
Aeen apart from the profits to his services to
te farmers of Grant, we'll adjoining counties
.othehseasoh.
His Nalue a stock horse. well the high prc-
his stock brings in market Is we'll known to need
hny conihents from The terms are m0ierate; pat
homage solicited promissory note without interest
or one wear will be taken for his services Ills owner
intends to take him South another year, if the war
sloses HALL X HIChOK.
Lancaster, Nav 4th, 1868. 47-wS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
QUARTERLY MEETINGS.
Mineral Point Dissrict-3d Quarter!

Elk Grove March 81. - Highland, n Miss.Apr 81, %
Favette siarch IS, 20 nodgeyille, April %, 20
darlington March rs, 20 Fennimore, May 2, 3
Gtatiof April T. Lancaster, Nay z, 3
Shullsburr April A. Jamestown, Nay 2, 3
Linden April III. IL Providence, M@y Q, 10
Riarewav April {, IL Washburn, May Q, 10
Mineral Point APRIL Is, 10 Platteville, MAY 8, 10
Nontfort April IS, 10 Hazel Green, MAY 10, IL
Plaftesille Mar. ~. J. ~ = Spge WALK, RI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
r.. P. ALLEN
MURRAY AGENCY +!

The So bscrfber agent for the Hon. Chas. Aug. hor-
raw can b. found at cassye from the zlst 70 the 18th
savs 81 lime next WA. NJ. BOND.
April 80. 1878. 4owo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
OFFICERS,

joss ". BOTD. President. B. F. HoPK,y, W
d. WoRTHISGToS, Secretary. s. d HAsrlSas p Sop Ei
GEO +. HASTINGS, Geueral Agent ''sA0sg
L. BASFORD, Glen Haven A0a5,
46-ly s. p. CLARK, Plattevile Asslstsn, -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
GRANT COUNTY
Premium Harness Shop.
LANoAsTER
PREMIUM HARNESS SHOP

Those who want to he supplied With the Neatest,
strsngestand Best Harness Brfdes Whips Ladies and
Men Saddles, &C., should caslatT p. Collins
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
TT H. HYDE, NJ. D.

EspeciSl attention given to the preservation Of Tho
natural organs and if possible 10 preclude the adoption
Of the neruier resort ArtihcialD nturel Teeth ner
ed ia Gold Silver. Platina, and Yuloanite Rubber Ba
All work in the Dental profession wsrsnisd 0f
at his residence OPP osite the Lancaster Institute
Lancaster. Dec mber 9, 1862. 25vi4ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
Insurance,
Madison Mutual
NOT EXTRA HAzAsno

Iaeorp0ratsdla - a &C.,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-19
INSURE in THE
ROCK RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY,

OFFICE, NO A. BUsHAELl HOusE BLOCK
BELoIT, WIScoNSm
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-02
mortgages in certain cases, and intended
to aid in relieving farm mortgagors, was

mortgages in certain cases, and intended
to aid in relieving farm mortgagors, was
passed over tie veto OF the Governor,
This morning few appropriation bills,
finishing up old business, were introduced.
Sen. LAWRENCE moved a reconsideration
of the vote by which his resolution for an
amendment to the Constitution, author
izing the reconstruction of the Supreme
Court, was rejected. The motion to re-
consider prevailed, and the resolution was
referred to select committee.
A large number OF local bills were
passed, also bill granting to the Cover
nor SIS, 900 to use, if necessary, in the
care Of sick and wounded Wisconsin SOL
ders, FIVE Democratic Senators voting in
the negative.
Assem6ly.-At the session yesterday af-
ternoon and in the evening, large num-
Der of bills were considered ip committee
OF the whole, and ordered 10 third read
ing Mr.. HANsoNs bill cutting off the
newspaper publication of the lists of de-
linqaent lands by county Treasures, was
Indefinitely postponed; ayes 46; noes 81
The long tax bill which passed the Sem
ate yesterday, was returned to that body
by the House for engrossment.
The Senate bill tor the satisfaction of
mortgages III certain csses-a farm mo- 8
gagor measure-vetoed by the Governor,
passed the House Notwithstanding the
Governors objections, having previously
passed the Senate.
4 number of local bills were passed and
bills amending SEQ ion II, chapter 1913, OF
r. s., concerning claim and delivery of
personal property amending section 70
of chapter 10, of Revised Statutes, con-
corning highways and bridges; to amend
chsntsr 1874 of R. S., concerning inquests
of the dead; to compel payment of State
tax in certain civil actions; for compensa
ton of county treasurers; providing Tor
removal of Ashland county seat ard au-
thorizing Chicago and Northwestern rail
way to create and issue preferred capital
stock to take up its second mortgage bonds
and coupons.-March 26.
Ssnate-The Senate met at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon aud transacted quite
an amount of business. A bill was passed
incorporating the Grant River and Missis-
sippi Road Company; to repeal an act
passed in 1862, and entitled "to quiet titles
in certain cases.; to incorporate Green
Bay and Sturgeon Bay Plank Road Com
pany.
This morning bill was passed for the
settlement of the liabilities of the State,
if any, to the Rock River Canal Company;
one to authorize the Chicago and North
western Railway Company to issue pre-
ferred capital stock with which to pay its
second mortgage bonds. Senator CLARK
introduced as q substitute bill for raising
state tax to pay $500 for each man here
after required to make up the quota of
this State, and supported it in a speech
which showed that be has tackled about
on war matters.-March o.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-02
'sen there was a small affair between the

been there was small affair between the
guerd of wagon train sud come guerril-
las. None of our cegiuit nss participated
in it. Our correspondent says:
cit not nnfrequently happens that e
COPY of your valuable paper unds its way
into the camp of the Is Wis. Regiment
Whenever this occurs, the paper is sought
with avidity, not only because 1t gives Us
Wisconsin news, but because OF lis bold
and answering support OF all the meas
ures adopted by the present adlnlnistTa-
ton, for the suppression OF tue reoelilon.
These measures meet with the hearty APP
proval of large Inai orlty OF both The oth
GERS and the prlvates OF The 18Th regiment.
Well knowing the fictitious, dlsgEsceiul
and reasonable opposition, 80 some OF the
most important of these measures, upon
the part OF the Copperheads OF the North,
it is indeed refreshing to get, ard to Pc
ruse the Journal, wherein We never tail to
f4d the severest rebukes. 60 those who
would, for the sake OF party, and for the
sske of the love they bear to the peculiar
institution, sacrifice the honor, Che iuteg-
rity aud the character Of the Federal Gov
eminent, and the hopes OF civilization ev-
erywhere upon the bloody altar Of this
- Moloch of Slavery" These a00uld be
leaders, forget that The soldiers whom they
are betrsying, will one day return, and
visit their betray ers st The ballot box with
a terrible retribution."
A letter from the ooh states that the
regiment was at Helena en- the l5th.-
Great satisfaction was felt in the regiment
at the suppression of cotton spectators.
''Col. GILL is the favUrite of the regiment :;
in him it has unb0uuded confidence. H.
cannot be made to kneel at the shrine OF
cotton to gam fortune at the cost OF bis
country's peril"
Our correspondent pays his respects TO
the Patriot, Of March 7th, and the pre-
tended letters of soldier at Vicksburg
He finds in the former only" d bitter howl
against every effort OF the Administration
60 crush this horrid rebellion" He de-
ciares the sentiments of the latter find no
sympathy with thes mass Of the army,
whether among Democrats or Republicans,
and adds:
We can never believe with the conser
natives, that the war Is justly carried
on and de CRYING support only when ii
exempts negroes from military duty to
slve slavery, and Thus bring our last brother
20 perish III their places"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-02
Published March 30, 1851
CHAPTER "a

AN ACT 70 amend Chapter forty of the general laws
of 1881, entitled San act 20 require owners of
certain machines to guard against accidents"
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. Section one OF chapter 40 of the gen.
era laws OF 1861, is hereby amended, to re ad
as follows "All pezsons -reafter owning or run
ming any threshing~ machine in this state, shall
cause the two lengths of tumblins rods next the
thre hing machine, together with the knuckles or
joints and jacks of the tumbing rods, to be safely
boxed or ecured while running"
Sec. 2. Section two of said act is hereby amend
ed, so as TO read as follows: ''Any person per-
sons owning or running any threshing machine in
this state, without complying with the require
ments of section of this act shall be held liza
bic to the person damaged, for any damage which
may be sustained by such person by reason of such
neglect; and no action shall be maintained, cor
shall sny legal liability exist, for services rendered
by or with any threshing machine when it shall be
made to appear that the first OF this act has
not been complied with"
8. This at shall take effect and be in force
from and after the first day of August next
Approved March Is, 1865. HaCOPY
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-02
you stand BIZ the government against

you stand by the government against
which traitors 10 arms are errsT ed stand
by sonr country in lis hour OF peril-nav
more, we demand it. In conclusion. LET
Us say that W. are III for tue war-thai
we are confident of The righteousness ct
our cause and of speedy aud final success,
and that those who oppose rs, whether
bv word or deed, are traitors to their
country and worthy only of traitors
doom
7. S. ALLEN, Colonel.
HORACE WALLER, Capt. Co A.
L. STRONG, Capt. commanding Co. G.
j. j. TURNER, n
JAMES oRDWAT, Sd.
JOHN G. CLARK. Quarterm ster.
A. 5. BENNETT, LIST Lieut.. and Adjutaut
J. II. COOK, Lieut.. Co. /.
A. W. HATHAWAY, Lieut.. Co. E.
JOHN McMuETRT, LIST Lieut.. Co. II.
GsoKGE E. HILTON LIST Lieut.. Co. G.
SAMUEL WEITE, LIST Lieut.. Co. D.
z. W. kEMPH, I'd Lieut.. Co. C.
A H ROBINSON, I'd Lieut.. Co. II.
WIN. FL. kUs, I'd Lieut.. Co. 6.
HENRY Z. PARwELL, I'd Lieut.. Co. K.
MILES L. BuTrEEFIELD, 81 Lieut.. Co. F.
RICHARD CARTER, I'd Lieut. COL.
E. z. MILLS, % Lieut.. Co. 1.
LOUIS f. MUELLER, Acting Lieut.. Co. O.
L. H EMERSON. Capt. so. I.
j. W. DAVIS, Assistant surgeon.
GEORGE W. MADISON, Capt Co. B.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-02
[PubEished March %. 1863.
CHAPTER 76.

AN ACT to amend section Al, hapter Sc, of the
revised statues entitled - of alienation by de ed
of the proof and ing of convex ances, AMI
cancsiing of mortgages"
The people Of the stte IT Wisconsin, rtpre8ented IN
senate ana assembly, do enact as totto~o:
Section l. Section torty-one OF chapter eighty
six of the revised statutes, is hereby amended by
adding thereto the following words, TO wit And
al, discharges shall be entered in the general in
dex, and subject all the provisions Of other
amended Will read: Amy mortgage that has been
or NAV hereafter be recorded, may be discharged
by an entry in the margin of the record thereof,
signed by the gagee, or his personal represent
tative or assignee, acknowledging the satifatIon of
the mortgage, ia the presence OF the register of
deeds his deputy VINO shall subscr be the
q witness, and SUCH entry shall have he SAM eff
feet es a deed Of release duly acknowledged and
recorded; and sll discharges shall be entered in
general index, and be subject all the provis-
ions of other entries in such general index
Approved March ~, 1868. EACOPY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-02
I Published March %, 1868
CHAPTER ~.

AN ACT to amend chapter So of acts of general
uatur If 1901. entitled IAN act to regulate the
traffic in logs, timber and lumber the WIscon-
sin, Black, Chippewa anu 81. erik rivers"
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
III senate aud assenbIy, do enact IS follows:
Section l. Section three of chapter eighty three of
the acts general Mature Of leo1 is b. by amend
ed so as read Is follows ste surveyor gen
eral OF district lumber one, shau Keep his Office
Contra la Grand Rapids, ia the nLuty of Wood :;
OF dis'rcr number two, the city of La Cross. OF
al Mort la Crosse in tn county of La Crosse OF
district number three, at Chippewa Ia Is, IN the
county OF Chippewa, at Ia Clare, 10 the county
of Eau Claire OF district mum Icur, the city
o! Hudson, in the county OF It. CroiA. %
Sec 2 This shall take effect and be in force
from and after ITS passage.
Approved March 10, 1868. EaCCPY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-02
Laws Of Wisconsin.
OFFICIAL.

All Acts published in the State Paper, that have
the word .'copy" appended, are those selected nv
the Secretary OF State, .'Acts OF general inter
>, provided in Sections 81 and 81, Chapter g. OF
the Revised Statutes. All publishers OF Weekly
newspapers in the State, who snail pu dish in their
respective newspapers the acts thus des,gnsteu
will be allowed thirty dollars Eor sucn entire pub
uc4tion. JAMES T. LEWIS
Secretary of state
Where superb uous word is found in the en-
roied bail, 1t Is printed in tue ext, but italics
anu enclo. ed in pareuthesis, lthuS.) Where a word
IS 10 nd necessary 20 SUSAN the OF the con.
text, or where word has been obviously mis-
taken tor another, tue word supposed to be proper
supplied out il bT acketS, thus; ami in no case
- tue text or the enrolled bill altered
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-02
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT to repeal chapter 1879 OF the general laws
of 1859, entitled San act to amend sec ton II of
chapter 19 OF the revised statutes, entitled Of
highways aad bridges" and chapter 1872 of the
general Laws OF 1902, entitled san act to amend
section II of chapter 10 Of the revised statur es,
entitled : OF ghWays and bridges, ard of fer.
ries,'" and to amend section u OF chapter 10 of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-02
Published March %, 1868. i
CHAPTER II.

AN ACT relating to property seized on attach
ment.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enac, as follows:
Section l. In all actions commenced by warrant
attachment, aud determined III jusuce's court
and Ia wh Oh appeal has been taken the
judgment rendered Justices court, the circuit
Court, when property sualt have been seized the
ant oil attachment, which is likely to perish
DEP recate i'll value before the probable of the
action, the Keeping of which would be attended
with much loss or expense, the circuit court i'll
which any such action shall be pending, or the
Jul e thereo or the county judge of any count.
which any such action may be pending, in yaca-
may order the property eelZ~d ON the warrant
of attachment, to be sold by the sheriff or other
officer having custody of the same, in the same
mann er aud on lie notice goods required
be soId execution; and the p oceeds ot such
sale shall emaln in the hahds of the officer
ject to be disposed OF as the property would have
been if seized upon in specie.
Sec. 2. The provisions OF this act shall apply to
al ac5ons her, tofUre commenced by warrant of
MT, and determined IN JUSTICES court and in
which an appe has been takrn from tue judy ment
of the ju uce's the circuit court, well to
thos- ccmme ced alter the passage OF this act.
rnis act shall Ia ri CT aud be in force
from an afr ITS passage aud publication.
Approved March L., 1858. - COPY.