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IL Ll-f' faces :. ti to-, >"!ieYTg that obedi,
enc: to law /. SeTTsce te GCi Opposing evsrv
Y;c,s.icn OF the Ere dom Of Speech, O. &c
Press. OF Political D scassion and Action, by
"AoGSutvyr these violations are cOmmi.tyd
whether ~ ne execut 70 n its Arbitrary, lie
gal, and Cnjast Ares :, its refusal of the prIyi
l"ce Of r1e VI. oi halsgs corpus, IL denial c
he rights and liberties II cIsizens is arrests
*IthGut warrants, lis iraprisoHiaents VI !out
triai, It's 90! CgatIon of state AID federal - =
Us illegal proclamation OF an empty ealan cipa-
ton, or Nhe her those violations are comgi rct.
by inc party IL coHer, It's Orators AMI 'ts press
81, adv coating measures which must sundcr the
Union tor the sake Ct DESTROYING slavery and
Genouncing treason against all their polls ical
oppoHcnts.
!ayai TO the government always. i will givs
to tie administration hearty ana vigorous
SurDprt whenever and wherever the sdH,inis-
traitor Itself IS loyaI 10 he bend, the principles
and the purity OF he government.
TIE NoMD viii oppose all compromises
w!li>.. SOL. h.r;e, a~ay he PRINCIPLES or III
Tis he Caon, 1or which 40 he North is
wa5i ~ag it viii oppose peace Itself til he
success 81 tho war .. uyes The pcrmaueuce CT
peace, #aa viii urge the prosecution Of the ~sr
VIII Il economy which! has Eot h;lhtr!5 ~,
crIaO liS expenditures, AID q viEor ior yhieh
the nation turin5 year has rrRHe3 n vain.
TIE came care Ill be exerci sea over &!la col
rnlns OF he y 0g!d 70 eZrl.ce eyer, thing which
could cI5Ea puCa, christian morality, and re.
course VII always be had 10 the same nigh gric,
cipies as ell as TO guard lis couGs IS tG gu'&e
Is JiGGmeLt OF mca a1j events.
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G3FcsEt Court wa nEsosvoc SO.

Henry White against Thomas ". I. ker.
d. VIRTUE q an execution issued in the
- above entitled cause and tested on the 10Th
day OF February 1863, to ne directed and d,y,
cred a9aHs. he re i and personal property Of
the defendant Thomas ". Baker, I shall on the
24tA day 0 April 1868, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon 0! that day At the Court House in the
village Of MtHitogoc, county Of Manitowoc, OIL
fer FIR sale and sell at public yeudue the real
property hereinafter de. ctiocd and all tie right
tirl3 and interest which the defendant Thomas
". Baker had therein on the 18th of Jaaualy
1862, or that he has at any time since acquired.
which property is known and described as fol-.
lows TO Wit: All those certain pieces or par
GELS OF land situ.ts in the county Of W4ui.owoc
and State OF Wisconsin and being part Of the
north west fraction Of the north west quarter of
section % Tow II Range %, coInmencino al or
near the south west co ner Of bui DIM once
situated on the .HanitowOc liver and known as
the T. W Baker TanneTy All. runni1 g down said
river one thousand feet, thence at right angles
in norlherly direction eighty eet, thence at
r.ght angles in westerly direction one huod-
;eG feet, t,l-ucc at right al eie} in a sou,bqrI,
rvclion eighty feet to the place OF beginning:
also Lots . 5 1 ; and 8 il section 10 Town 10
Range % also the west bali o? nwI Of sec 33
Town Is Range - also Lo- 3 in see 90 Tow,
10 Range %, excepting and Teserving therefrorD
part OF the same heretof, re conveyed By
Thomas w Baker by deed, which is nov On rec
ord in the Office Of the Register of Deeds of
Mauiiowoc equity; also tie Fl Of ne{ and
OF J Of re4 of sec Is Town II Range %; also
the sci Of sec 81 in Town 10 Range % also
the uni J Of Lots and in sec 8 T 10 r %
also Lot and und of Lots 3 and II ia sec II
I 10 i, %, all in the county and state aforesaid.
Nanitowoc, February % 1853.
IRA =. SMITH, Sheriff.
By j. Il. Burns, Under Sheriff
v. II NbcBoLs, Prf's Ats'y.
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-.Haaitowoc Cou1ty-Io,n At Na,.jtou5c.
To Charles French
NOU are tesebg NOTIFIED that warrant Of
i Attachment has been issued against ven
aLd Your property attached to satisfy he de-
mand of August Sehencke, amounting to Ten
Dollars. Now, unless you shall appear before
William Bach, a Justice Of the Peace in and for
said county, at his office in said town, On the
18th day of February, A. D. 1868. al 10 O'clock
in the forenoon, judgment will be rsaderej
against you, and your property sold to pay the
debt. Dated this 10th day of January. 4. y
1888. a. SCHENCKE, PlaiutiG.
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PATENT -FEDICILTE DEP or
AD0E7'Ea WEETSsaNE,

Franklin 81 nert door 10 tie Post Offc,
NANIToWOC, . WIS.
jlliS establishment viii always contain oil the
l. varieties OF Medicine usually kent in a Drug
store, together with Pants, Oils, Warmth, Al.
coAcl, Spirits of Turpentina, Wines and I.fqlorz
f6F Medicinal purposes. Also fancy articles.
Soap and5Periumery, Blank Boo ky and Sta ton.
cry, Camphenc, Fluid and Purafne ard IL! The
other articles belonging 10 this Iiae.
~ Pr scRsPTIeHs carefully pu, up bot' day
and Hjght tin2s. nit.
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SnGriSs"s Sale.

State Of Wisconsin. Manitowoc COUNT
Circuit Court. Andrew FristcIIe ag'.t Charles
tza.
10y VIRTUE OF judgment of Foreclosure
- and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and for The county Of Manitow voc, State of Wis.
cor sin, at the General Term Of said Court bel3
at the village and county Of Mauitowoc in the
above entitled acton on the first DAY Of No.
vernber 4. d. 1852, I vii sell : public vendue
TO the highest bidder at Ia Court House in the
village OF MauitoHOc, on the eleventh day Of
AprlI A. D. S63 at three O'Clock in the after,
noon 9! that day, The following described prom
erty or so much thereof as will raise the amount
OF said judgment and costs to- wit: The south
east quar.er Of the south east quarter Of Section
no four + in Township no. twenty 30
north OF Rage no. twenty one al in the
county of haujtowoc and State Of Wisconsin.
together with the appurtenance8 thereto be,
longing. Dated Sherilfs Office, Manitogoc,
Wisconsin, January 10, 1863
IRA z. SMITH, Sheriff
By FRED. BoRCHXRDT. Deputy Sheriff.
WA. N. NICHOLS P'tiff'5 Atty.
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FAR. FRANZ SIMON desires 10 iafcrm lis
~ patients and the public tha, business il
Goa pei him TO be absent for several weeks, and
that he has LETT his accounts with his wife for
settlement, and hopes that ali owing him will
call ard pay up. Those who have accounts
against HIM will have them settled by calling az
aoo'e. Or. +. SIMON.
January 90, 1862.
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Recommends to bis friends and customers
his new stock Of Bourbon. -.oncn gahela, Rye,
Old Rye Two years, and Kectlfed Whiskey
Brandies Rum Gin; Arack Cherry Wine
and Brandy German, Spanish aud Italian Bit
tiers; Rum and Arack Punch; AL kinds of sweet
Liquors; Ehein, French, Madeira aud Pert
Wines; Cider and Vinegar. s@
will wait upon my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side, Nanitowoc
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Circuit Cou1e-MsaitoWoc County,

SIZE r; Nt-e"ssia. I!er K, jones agails,
Thomas Ro'lsn.
r Q THOMAS BOTAN-Sla-Please ttfc no.
4 tic that on affidavit, COPIES Of which are
lied in the cttic. Of he Clerk Of the Circuit
Cou:a II md Tor Manio0oc county, Wi=co sin,
motion viii be made 1T a General Term Of this
Court to be he'd at the Court House in the vii,
la&e Of Na-itowoc GA the fourth Monday Of April
1868 (5giag the 9Th day OF April, 5 52) ~ .
O'Clock 7. 81 Il jhat day, that the plaintiff
have leave 70 Issue execution il tits action.
Respectfully Yours,
GEO n. WOODEN, PITS A,.'y.
Dlted Jan 2J, 1868.
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TENss..,,s, liNTAEIADLY II ADVANGE)
0ae c0py, one year, SIS ; -Four cops. $50 ;
70 t.eIgEiaea, 3. Ter club of tcu copies a..
extra copy VII oe sem for ore ya=e.
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Ply FEFD BoEcHERDT, Deputy Sheriff.
=. WILLIAMS. UIt'H's Atty.
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ESTATE OF TYLER!

state of Wiscon,in. Grant couuty--ss Grant County
Court, in probate. November Term, 1868. Present
VIM. Mcionigal, Judge In the matter of the estate
of John TYLER, deceased.
on reading and ding the petition of Mason Fish,
adninist o. the estate or said deceased prs ying
that license be to i'm granted to sell portion the
rea tate of said deceased for the pdrp of paying
The debts due from said deceased and charges of ad
miniSttal0n,
Thereupon it is ordered that all persons interested
in said appear before the Judge of this court at
the court house in Lancaster, ia said county, Mon
day the I1th day of January, 1864. O'Clock in
of said day. Order red further that
tce thereof be given to all persons interested
by publishing this order for four weeks
prior said day of hearing in the Grant County Her
aid weekly newspaper printed and published at Lan-
CASTER in said Grant cOunty.Dated November 2S 1863
25-4 WM. McG0NIGAl., County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15
ESTATE OF ANDERSON.

State of Wi-conein Grant county, -. Grant count,
court. IN probate Nov. Term, 1869. Present VIM
McGoniga, Judge. In the matter Of the estate .
James Anderson, deceased.
On reading and filing The account Of James Weeks
II the adininiSt OF said deceased for hna set
llnlnent OF said account and also the application o
said Weeks praying be discharged from The trust ~
co-sdninlstittor OF said estate for the that he
is about to leave the State,
Thersu IT ordered that said account be exsnin-
ed ppIicaton heard before the judge OF this
the in Lancaster in said county Mon-
day the 2sth day II Dec 1868, AT o'clock in the af
,aid dav. Ordered further that notice there
Of be given to all persons ested therein by pub
fishing this order for three week ssuccessvey prior
said day ofhearng in tile Grant County he aid, week
ly newspaper published at Lancaster ia sail county.
Dated Nov 9Th, 1868. WIN. hCGONIGAl,
25-w3 County Judge
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sure Of il, if scented ny self and my house,
with tobacco.
Then am the husband of Sally Bunker,
and think she has the light 10y marriage
vows, TO a decent companion in life, with u
clean mouth and SHIRT bosom. What right
have | TO make a NUS hee Of myself in her
home, 10 scent her bed with this unsayory
perfume, and to befool her spit-boxes with
Guilds and stumps an little too proud
To do that.
And lastly, and to conclude, as Mr. Spoon
cr would say, expect to give an account
Of myself hereafter, and if were to be
charged with tbs use of this weed should
not know exactly what to say. That fifty
dollars a year burnt up and wasted. | think
you'd weigh against me. If gave 1t 10
Sunday Schools, or for any good cause, |
should not be troubled for an answer.
Then as to raising the crop. it is a bad
thing for the land, affecting other crops IN
juriouSiy, SO far rs have observed. Bat
if this were not so, could not tempt my
neighbor to use what would not use my
self. When | look at Seth Twigg's farm
and my own like the contrast
ours to command,
TIMorHY BUNKER Esq.
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ESTATE OF CALVERT!

State of Wisconsin, Grant COunty-ss. Grant County
Court. In Probate. Dec. Term, 1868. Present Vim.
McGonigal, Judge. In the matter of the dover in
the real estate of George Calvert, deceased.
On reading aud filing tina petition of Nancy NJ. Cal
vert representing thar he is the lawful widow Of said
deceased. and that said George Calvert late OF said
county died seized OF inheritance in fee simple in
I'D - 'he 70 flowing described real estate in said
The north west quarter of section 20,
aprth east quarter and the south
70 Ali in township 1 north
anorth east quarter OF sec
~th of range west and
IN the real estate q
Ter, and that the
~cte her right
VI her dow
~ to law,
81
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EARM FOR SALE 1!

The subscriber, residing 10 w alusing, three mil es
west OF Patch Grove, oilers for sale his home farm
containing 100 Of goqd aad % gnde. cu-
tivation plenty Of water, no buildings. lie has 20
acres adjoining which lie would sell the LOG aeies
and on which there is log dwelling and barn with
planary and stables and good grated bearing
chafd. He wants sell all part of said property
to pay his debts, but arrange that consdera
ole part may remain time. lie ought to hav9 $500
or $500 in hand. CALEB BRIGGS.
Wyalusing, Nov j, 1868 q 3m"
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Hooketown, Nov. 7th, 1868.

A Coon SToaY.-Tbe Paris correspond
ent of the New y ork Tribune tells the fol-
lowing good one:
Funny and witty as everything in Gil
Bias, is the story going the rounds here OF
what befrll tho other day at wedding
party. There is just space enough to tell
ii on the remainder OF this sheet. Mad
emoiselle X, Of the humble walks was es-
poused by Monsieur Y, of parallel path.
The union Iegaliz.d at the Muipe and bless
ed at the church, was in course of social
sanction at the restaurant OF tho Cadmn
Bleu. The feast was nearly over and dane.
inc about TO begin in the dining hall en-
gagged for the purpose, as is the pleasant,
jolly wont OF French custom. 1t was the
moment, in observance of another obSoles-
cent custom, for the rape of he brides gar
ter. A scapcgrace ola nephew slipped I'M
der the table IN pursuance OF its execution,
suddenly broke up and forth, crying at the
top of bis lungs, "a tooth who's lost a
tooth?' ats my sisters; she lost it yes
terday, and found it" shrly trebled an
entnnt terrible, the Youngest brother of the
bride What else could she best do-poor
elderly girl-but take refuge from the ON
barrassment in fainting fit? Fathers,
mothers, aunts and uncles busted them
selves about her; young girls with fine
teeth laughed outright; more ancient fe-
males and brave men giggled primly; right
~ disposed guests kicked the indiscreet dis
l,avaI ~, .ars - - ,eor;oms vaan,,a,;
her vonn9os, dasna;r CoIoana wafer
sine wa,4r : dem9a If c,ntrihntad essence
bottles freely administered by the bride
ar,om branch, HE Iadv "to" "WbAra
7oNfI o, ~ -, n:
an : ''iol 'i'u,'p 'uo poc' ''i"s'
- t !, '"i"St y y'""' '''e'N 5o''
W WI ha. haa ,h.a NJ
D;,.r,
"Alasn
.Abl.a r uLat borrorw
49,, ;. 49, -. - 49, = -. -, u. h;.
- h "o"S' " 'i"Ho I I 'e"' n ooI W n"'I
- !Ho .oo'o' q5'o'n 'n0 new a nU'p"''u' anu
81 In hsnJs i II, In nxp p. ,anks and
fora oF na%,igcant u;a Io,d .,nlansa
frn,, I ,.,,s .st,, ma.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15
pLATTEVILLE ACADEMY!

The second quarter of this Institution will commence
Nov. Is 1868 Terms of Tuition pay able in advance,
vary So to 81 quarter of ten weeks Incidental
expenses so cents per quarter. Room reut Acndemy
rs cents per week For further information apply to
rs q. NJ GUERNSEY Principal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15
I ANCASTER INSTITUTE.
The Fall term Of this Institution Will comm enOe on
Tuesday, September LIST, 1863


aud contiuGe lG weeks.
The attendance during the past term highly en-
courugng. Notwithstanding the pressure of the war
and the times the number Of pupils enrolled exceeded
eighty. 1t is hoped that the Institute may continue
to prosper That This may be so, shall not relax in
the faithful dscha &c Of duty in labors to
pro::ote its welfare.
The discipline is mild, yet prompt impartial and eff
Gent The Teachers viii be the for the past
We urge that pupils be present at the beginning
OF the term ugh they may DO received at any time
for not less than half term. No deduction will be
made for less than month"; except in OF sickness
Tuition Fees, hithertothe only increase being
in the ratio that OF the term-lrom Is to 10
weeks
Terms:-PreparatOry Department from SO 10 20 s. 80
Academic Department, Common Eng Cram
mar, Geography, &c, 50
Academic Department, Higher Englsh-Alge-
bra, Geometry, including Common English 90
Classical Course Ancient Lam 1uage with any
OF the Higher English branches 9 %
These fees above stated just the per week
previously.
Tuition payable at the middle of the school term.
9-tf u. CRAY PUKMAN.
Lancaster, August 1OtA, 1868. Principal.
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OVER 10000 ALREADY ISSUED

1t is UNEQUALED in its capacity to sew both heav!
and light goods; also in it's easy adaptation to tn
grestest variety of STYLES of work. 1t il the onl
machine using the Glass Cloth dresser, which enable
the operator not only to every stitch ii is mad
and to follow any line, but to change readily to tn
hemmer braider cOrder, &c.
Our Binders. Corders, Ieminers, Brsider- Markers
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For Sale or Rent.
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE!

r 81 sale house and Two lots east ot the Methodist
Chuleh aud near the big spsng. One or two good
lorAts Will bs taken IA pap meat Eh4uns on the
,rr,,,.rs WA. ALCURN
Lancaster, Nov. II, 1868 z5-3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15
A GOOD STEAM SAW-MILL
FOR SALFi

The undersigned offers good steam saw mill for
"a with twenty horse power engine with one muley
together with 80 of lane, of which there
about 20 acres cleared, the balance good timber A so
SO of timber without the land. There is gooS
dwell ling garden close to the mil will sell either
half all IF this property cheap that whoever may
buy it make fortune In short time, lumber ia
very high present and likely to remain for some
time to come. " i'll sell for part down and the ball
time to suit the purchaser This property is
situated in the northwest part of the of Potos
in the hurricane Grove, the best body of timber in
Grant county. Amy one Wishing to buy the
mill operate to hls satisfaction For further informa
ton apply to Il. K. HARRISON,
Nov. II, 1868. - Lancaster, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15
IfARM FOR SALE!
DOR SALE OR REMIT

l.
The undersigned offers lis farm for sale consisting
OF 40 acres t30 being enced 10 of TIMBER
% acres of pow land, the rest pasture aud meadow
wet watered with streams of two spn,@ I. .sun a
rods Of the house frame hor.0 ZUx24 and suitable
outbuidngs; land thought be good for lead mining
is il desirable place raise attle and sheep. lying
"a miles from Lancaster the Boscobel road. Terms
70 down, The balance secured the property AZ per
cent. Apply to TEos. Graham on the preIHises.
Nov. ~, 1868. 70 3npd j. H. GRAB AM.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15

The class in experimental = emls@ry VIII Do chargea
with all Chemicals used.
Board can be obtained for 81 rs to 81 90 per week
By applying to A. ). Osborne, l.. +. Northrup, Mrs.
Braaee Mrs. Gibson, Mr.. K. Mount, VIM Warwick, ).
Woodh ouse Thomas IL. Osborne and others, who are
IRE pared To keep boarders.
TERMS or Reconsideration fees must be paid in
advance So much has been lost by deviation from this
rule that IT'S enforcement is found absolutely
~, DAVID fAhSONS, oecy.
Tafton. August 9th, 1868. eff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15
harm FOR SALE +!

re subscriber oilers sale good farm consisting %
10 Acfvg 80 ACRES cultivation, the iSinsindvi
good timber land SAID aIn situated miles south
Of Lancaster Dor appIs 10 the subscriber at
Hun Icane Grove. NANSl IoohDo'
Nov. "A, 1908. -
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Insurance.
NOT EXTRA HAZARDOUS!

rncorporatsdin 'sl-Located at Madison, Wis.
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NOT OVER $4,000 we RTH OF PsnPKR-
TY INSURED AT ANY ONK RIsN.
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NEW WORK Daley TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81. 1868

There had boon a decision by tho Supreme Court Of
Wisconsin that certain persons arrested for inter-
fering with the draft be discharged BY an arrange
ment all proceedings ware temporarily Suspended.
Thus IL was OF the utmost consequences thnt this
question should DO disposed Of There wasa difference
Of opinion "a 10 this authority for making srross;
and 1t WIS proper aud necessary that legislation
should settle tho question. rs -
Tho resolution ~ postpone was ngreed to--feas,
81 Mas, 10. A tDt "
Mr. HALE rep, n. H., moved to strike on, the
clause providinq for two additional Judges.
NMr: SUNNI tlR REP, Maes) mos ed to Gmead. SO
~ ,oisclesse the number O! judges by one, making
-four. Rejected
The question then recurring ON the rsoflon to
strike out the provision for two additional iudges, Il
was ~ jected-Yeas 10; Nays, b.. sr.t.y
Mr. GRIMES rep, Iowa) moved to sttike. ont
the whole bill afterhe euacting cause and 70 insert
substitute repeating the Original bill establishing
tho Cont. -- "a -r... ... -,
Mr.. FOSTER Giep., Conn., moved 70 lay the bill
on the table.
On the vote being taken on the motion, no quo.
rum was present. III lib
NJ. HALE moved TO adjourn Rejected Yeas s,
Nays %; still no quorum voting.
Mr.. CLARK lRep. N. H. moved that the Ser
eeat.at Arms request the attendance OF absent mem
members; agreed TO-
Mr.. C0LLAMER rep, W. protested against
being Obliged 10 sit aud wait doing nothing, while
the S,rgeant,at-Arns sarched ont absentees. Iie
moved % adjourn The motion was carried, end the
senate adjourned.