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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13

to forget that cemency should be exercised in
some cases. Remember, gentlemen, the
helpless woman and the infant at her breast.
Congress, in its wisdom, should make provi-
sion tor them, and he hoped to God, in these
trying times, that it would. His heart had
been made to bleed when appealed to by the
helpless woman, who, in piteous tones, prayed
that the father of her child should b. permit
ted to return home to provide bread and fire
tor herself and their child. He again eau.
toned the officers to guard zealouSly the in
terests of the helpless mother and her infant,
and in the discharge of their duties to remem-
Der that clemency should be recommended.
He closed by paying merited compliment to
his officers, particularly Major Peyton and
Capt. Binford, and several others, whose
names the reporter could not catch
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dNOrttster Daily Spy.
THE DAILY SPY.


The following complaints have been made
before the police court of the city Of Worces-
ter, during the year ending Sept. 30, 1868,
for the offences herein specified
Whole number of complaints, SG7 For
drunkenness 1888, assault and battery 1873,
larceny g. disturbing the peace 50, drunken
ness, second offence, 81, vagrancy 80, assault
upou officer 20, search warrant 10, common
drunkards and threatening personal violence
III each), %, obtaining money and goods by
false pretenc1 Q, fornication, liquor nuisance,
and malicious mischief & each) q, gaming
on Lords Day and wiful trespass @ each)
10, breaking glass and taking boat without
leave q eacl) s, Assault with intent to raw
ish, burglary, contempt of court, fast driving,
gaming, and selling liquor 6 eacl) Is, at
tempt to commit rape, forgery, robbery, lar
ceny from building, neglect Of family, embez
element, Illegal voting, removing morlgaged
property, refusing to pay railroad fare, and
keeping unlicensed dog q each) 20, assault
with a dangerous weapon, assault on female
child, carrying dangerous weapon, attempt
to commit burglary, larceny from the person,
passing counterfeit money, receiving embez-
zled property, selling mortgaged property,
detacing building, dehling building, throwing
stones, rescung beasts from field driver, for
chile entry, pediiing without license, disturb
ing school, stubborn child, disorderly house,
keeping liquor, abduction, exposing person,
and lewdness q each) u.
Costs accrued during the year, S5546.25.
Costs OF year paid, Sz367.55.
c. JILLsoN, Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13

GEN. Polk AND Gen. IINDMAN.-Thc two
officers are now in this city under Urrest by
order of Gen. Bragg. We were cognizant of
the fact but did not deem it necessary to al
lude to it. There can row be no improperly
in stating that the cause for this procedure on
the part of Gen, Bragg is said to be an alleged
disobedence of orders by the two generals
named on SUNDAY, the second day of the bat
tie OF Cbickamauga. Such is our confidence
in the Soldierly qualities of Gen. Polk that we
believe he will be enabled to justify himself
before Il court OF inquiry, but the fact that he
did not bring on the battle, as ordered three
hours earlier than it began, it said to account
Tor the alleged barrenneSs of the victory. 1t
is, however, believed that Gen. Polk could
not possible have done otherwise. This is
one issue, and that other more weigty one is
involved in the disobedience OF orders. If
Sundays fight at Chickamauga had begun, as
Bragg ordered at daylight, nightiall would
not have interviewed to save Rosecran- beaten
army, and he never could have reached and
entrenched himself in Chattanooga
ia (Ga) ADDeaL
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TEENS OF ADVEnTININo.

In THE DAILY sPY;-one square" three fourths Of
an nch), nrst Insertion eli each subsequent inssrton
10 cents; one week, 81 two weeks % rs; one month.
81 three months, 81; one year. SO For half square
The price will be three ourths fthe price square.
inside Advertisements and Special Notices, extra price
In WEEKLY First Insertion 81 per square, each sub
sequent insertion rs cents.
w All transient Advertiser ants mus be paid In "a
Vdnce Yearly regular advertisers Will be re0uired ts
make quarterly payments
T., ~ 40 grGtHfoni Advertisements. No report reso
~ proeeeulngs OF any corporation society, or
.osVtGato ana no communication designed 10 call al
Lentoh 20 any matter OF limited Individual interest,"
can De inserted, unless paid for Advertsement
az The Publishers will not hold themselves resnop.
bic for errors that may occuf beyon Inc aRoant
charged for the Advertisement. 49, -e
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BRITISH PARTIALITY.-A private letter from
Cape Town says the governor of the colony
was furnished by the captain Of the Sea Bride,
captured by the Alabama, with his protest
and Bearings, showing the vessel to have been
only two miles and three quarters from the
shore when captured The witnesses exam
ined, however, were all on the side of the AL
ALBANIA; neither the captain, consul nor any
one on their side was invited to be present.
No one was there to cross examine. Every
thing was done eX-parte, and after two days
the barque was declared Il legal prize and
given up. postscript to the letter, dated
18th, states that the glorious news Of the fall
of Vicksburg and the defeat of Lee in Penn.
sylvania had been received, and adds: i've
all look smiling now, the English perplexed.
few OF the Georga's officers are cruising
about the streets with terrible hang dog
look. "-Saiem Register.
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ed on the night of t
took Mr.. Perkins
where he was sleepir
lars in money. rh
only a few feet frol
have been much III
horse dashed into q
! the 10th, who were
Several men were
little fellow so sever
ken up for dead, but
eventually recover.
'eSher of Wilbraham
18th a yoke OF oxer
i it up with a rail.
md the rock was pa
inging the upper e
5 neck with such vic
died instantly withou
MAINE.
>r of the port of CT
ed dollars worth OF
as being Struggled I
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
stone OF the new OC
was laid on the 30tI
ceremonies. Should
according to the
2 ono of the finest In

Samuel Williams of Rutland has been APP
pointed secretary of civil and military affairs
by Gov. Smith.
Two hundred men have been recruited for
the 18th regiment.
Gen. IL. Ii. Baxter has sold his marble
quarry at West Rutland, to a New York firm,
for $3.50 1000.
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Capture Of Gen. Bl,snt,s Escort.

LEAvENwoRTH, Oct o. Tribune Dis
patch, i have received the following addi-
tional particulars concerning the attack. The
general was in advance Of the wagons, and
while waiting tor them in the vicinity Of
Rounds camp, he noticed body of 100 men
advancing in line, who, being dressed in our
uniform, he at first supposed belonged to
Ponds command, on drill, while at the same
time he had some suspicion that they were
rebels. He had the escort formed in line, and
the band and wagons ordered to the rear,
while he advanced toward them. He had
proceeded but short distance, when they
fired on him. At the same time he heard
firing in Ponds command. As he turned to
give the order to fire, he discovered the en-
tire escort running from him. Seeing our
men break, the enemy charged, followed by
about 200 others from the timber. With the
assistance of Major Curtis, the general en-
deavored to halt the es ;ort, but only succeed
ed in OBTAINING fifteen men. With these he
turned on the enemy, who retreated. He fol-
lowed them until they formed i'll force, when
he halted with the determination OF remaining
until he could ascertain the fate of the escort,
and of Ponds command. With force OF
nine men he kept firing on their rear until
they moved south, where he joined Ponds
command, which he found safe, with the eX-
ception of Il small loss in killed and wounded.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
SHERIFF. sALE-BATIE ct al.

State Of Wisconsin, County Of Grantss Circuit Court
OF Grant County, Wisconsn. ID. Oliver, Plaintiff
against Thomas Battle and Mary Bate, Defendants.
BY virtue of a writ of Execution issued out OF the
above named court IN favor Of the above named plain
tiff and against the above named deendan.5 to di
reced and Delivered and for want of goods and chat.
tells of the said defendants wherein to levy, have by
the direction ofthe plaintiffs Attorneys levied upon all
the right title interest hieh the iddeendants had
the 18th day of February, A, d. 1885, or have since
acquire in and to the following described real estate:
The south west quarter of the northwest quarter,
and onehalf Of the wet half Of the southwest quar-
ter of section No. two 2)in township -four ~ north
ofRange No five (5) west, and the north half OF the
southeast quarter, and the south half of the north
east quarter of section No three 90 in township No.
four 90 north of Range live 90 vest: and the south
hall Of the north west quarter OF south west quarter
of section No eleven (11 in township No. four ~
north Of range No. four az west, and north hall OF
south west quarter Of south quarter OF section
No, ten l0) in township ~ four () north OF range
No, six co. west all ia Grant county Wisconsin; all OF
which lands will on the 1Sthday Of July A. d. 1868,
at the hour of ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said day,
viii offer for sale, and win sell ut public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash in hand at the outer door
Of the court house, In the village OF Lancaster Grant
county Wisconsin.
Said sale Will be made to satisfy the judgment in
this case, amount ng to the Of two hundred eev
en- and 1s-1O0ths f$2llls) dollars damages, with
eighteen and 23l00 u.s. 23 costs together with utter
est and costs aeeruing. N. GOODENOUGH, sheriff
Barber Lowry Pi'ns Attorneys 5l-w6.
Dated Sherfs Office Lancaster May seth 1865.
The above sole is hereby adjourned until the 2lst
day Of September, A. d., 1868, at the same place and
time Of day above, by order Of Plaintiff. Cts
Lancaster, July u, CO. n G0ODENoUGH. Sheriff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
no FARMERS;
A GOOD OMEN

In over years have only had one wagon completed
before sold am better prepared, with my experience
and facilities for getting teral, than heretofore Tor
givirg more perfect satisfaction in the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
NEW ROAD.
FROM POTOsx TODUNLEITH,

oace Of Clerk Of Board of Supervisors, rant County
Wisconsin, Lancaster, June 2, 1863
Notice hereby given that the Supervisors OF 1fan
ontv will meet az Potosi, Monday, July g. 1868, at
p O'clock noon Of said day end proceed from day to
day to examine and surrey county road commencing
sanaa 2 thence running southerly course through
Section town range 2 thence to the South line OF
said town range 2 thence through Section ana sec
7 In town range 2 to the Potosi and Duneith road
near the Senipee Branch, all in Grant county, WIS.,
S. F. elise, Clerk Board Of Supervisors.
The examination Of the above DAD ls adJourhea 70
the 27th day OF july 1868. at II O'Clock nj.
By order of Board Of Supervisors OF Grant county
Tnlv b 1863 S. II. elise, Cleik of Board
The examination of the above road is adjourned 70
the oath day of August. 1868, at II o'clock NJ
BY order Of Board of Supervisors Of Grant county.
Aug nth 1868. 90 S. +. elise, Clerk OF Board.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
SHERIFF. SALE--HALL.

Stale ofWseonsin county ofGrant, ss.Circuit crurt
of Grant county. Wisconsin Judgment of forecos-
and order Of SALE Pruirie du Chen BIidge
Company, Plaintiff, Sylvester w. Hail, Defendant
BY virtue of judgment Of foreclosure aud order of
sale, rendered and made in the above named court in
the above entitled cause bearing date the Doth day
of May, A. d. 1862 and By dreetionof the Defendants
Attorneys will offer for sale and will sell at public
ton the highest bidder ia hand at the out
door the house. in the village OF Lancaster,
Grant County, Wisco sin, the 10th day of August
A. 1863 at the hour OF IL ococknoOn of said day all
the following described property and real estate to
wiz certain Bridge across the Wisconsin River aud
tssoughs consisting Of Main Bridge and three Slough
Bridges near Borettg Ferry in tile Counties of Craw-
ford and Grant, Wisconsin, and the embankments and
approaches thereto belonging and apperaining and all
and singular the entire corporate property, estate and
appurtenances, of the said Prairie du Chen Bridge
Company together with all its rights, powers priY-
leges franchises and immunities which the said Prairie
du Chen Blidge Co has by virtue OF its charter from
The Legislature Of the State Of Wisconsin and which
il has may lave by virtue ofany law Of said State.
Said sale viii be made to satisfy the judgment in this
case amounting TO the of thirteen thousand, nine
hundred, seven and s7IO0ths dollars (Sl3907S7} dam
ages and two hundred seventy eight and 2I00ths dol
lars S27S02) COSTS oge ei.wIth costs and interest
and costs accruing.-Dated SheriGs Office, Lancaster,
Jaly 9th, 1868. 4w6-ts
S. U. PlNNEY, N. G00DEN0UGH,
Deit's Atty. Sheriff, q. c., Wis.
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Legal.
EsTATE OF SHERMAN.

state Of wisconsin, County of Grantss. Grant ccan-
ty Court. la Probate. August Term, 1868. frtsenL
Of Norman O. Sherman deceased :,
IN reaiing ana fling the petition Of Elizabeth u
sherman widow of said deceased representing 70 SAFE
49,. ,iai Noynoan g. sherman recently died interstate
h the town Of Halle Green in said Grant Comfy leay
inc goods chattles and estate within SAID oitle am
nr9ving that administration thereof be granted unto
her And seneca L. Hand Esq of said County
Tnereupon it ordered that the matter Of said peu
ton DO heard before the Judge OF this court NJ me
Monday or September A. d. 1863, at one o'clock in tht
afternoon Of said day Ordered further, that notet
thereof he given to all persons interested in said estate
fv pubshg this order three 90 weeks successive
~ prior to said day Of hearing ia the Grant Jouutl
Herald weekly newspaper published at Lancaster y
saia county dated August 10Th, 1865. sw5
'Nis VIM. McG0NIGAL, Co. Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
GUARDIAN SALE-BLAKEsLEY Esr.

viii sell Of Public Auction on the premises herein
described on Saturday the 22d day of August, 1858, at
o'clock in the afternoon the following described prop
erty towi commencing four rods north Of the north
west conner of lot decided by Volney Osborn to John
r. Clifton running thence four ) rods north; thence
east eight m rods thence south four a. rods; thence
wet eight 81 rods to the place of beginning, It being
mart 81 the quarter OF the north quarter
OF Section four "a Town five 90 north Of Range west,
in Grant county, Wisconsin. Also viii sell at The same
time and place one sett Of blacksmith tools.
Terms Of sale made known the day of sale. 7-4t
July 25th 1868. RUTH BLAKESLEY,
Guardian OF L. A. Bakesley and others.
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SHERIFF sALE-HARRIs et al.

State Of wisconsin, county ofGrant ss.-Circut court
OF Grant county, Wisconsin. Judgment Of iorecios-
ure and order OF sala. Henry Bugbee, Plaintiff,
against David II. Harris, Alvira Harris, his wife,
Timothy Han, Peter Van Sill Ike and Luther Is. Phelps
Defendants.
BY virtue of iudgtnont Of foreclosure and order OF
sale rendered au made ia the above named court ID the
above entitled cause bearing date on the sd day Of
August sos and By direction ofthe Flansa Attorney
vi offer for sale and will sell at rvdc auction to the
highest bidder oT cash in hand at The outer door OF
the court house. in the village Of Lancaster, Grant
county WISCONSIN, on the I'D day OF September, A.
d. 1868 the hour OF 10 o'clock ia the forenoon ul said
day, ali Of thesfallowing described real estate TO wit:
The west half Of the south east quarter and the 0ns
east quarter OF the south east quarter 81 section TWEEN
tn nine ia town eight north, Of range TWO west IN the
crunty 81 ,rart and stats Of Wisconsin, containing
one hundred asd twenty moro or less SAID sae
will be MADE to salty thc judgment y VIZ Asslon
amounting to The sam Of seven hundred ara ntnsy To
and $4,000 daages 7a2 afi and thirty one and e2loO
dollars Isl G2l costs together With nterest anu eoss
aceruing. Dated sheriff s Office, Lanesss"s, A5ass
nth, 1865. 0-wels NIELSEN GOuDkNoV@h
J .AtLHv BARBER, PIC Atty sheflH. g = 10.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
Legal.
ESTATE OF QUARK.

stato o Wisconsin County cfGrantss oog ny Term
oftfrant County. Wisconsin. Ia ProOate,'ps{{ a.
1868. Present, VIM McGonigal, Judge. IN ehe mae
ter Of the estate Of Robert Quarks aeceaseo'
on reading and filing tho petition o. Jonn Sowas5
and Thomas Kelly, administrators o. ine vsa
Robert Quarl deceased, representing M. e &; 40
al estate OF said deceased had all been ~ sne
payment of debts and expenses OF admins w
cent ten dollars; and that the debts due ana uhpaiu
against said deceased amount to the sum OF three
red and twenty dolars and praying Tor license 10 sen
the real estate said deceased Tor the purpose 81 pay
ing such Indebtedness and expenses OF administrator.
Thereupon IL Is ordered that all persons interested ID
estate of said minors appear before theJudg q
az the Court House Lancaster in said county on NON
day the 18th day Of September, 1907 at one coeh ~
afternoon Of said day. 10 show canse any there sha
he why license should not be granted to said amins-
traitors according to prayer said petition Order
ed furhcr that James Jones be appointed the special
guardian Of the minor heirs OF said deceased for the
purpose Of taking their interest in said matter
And II * further ordered at notice thereof be given
10 all persons interested therein by serving copy OF
this order ON the special Guardian Of said minor heirs OF
said deceased at least fourteen days before said day
of hearing and Also by publishing copy OF this order
ol four weeks successyey prior to said day of hear
ing IN the Grant County IIerald,a weekly Newspaper
pnblished at Lancaster in Grant county.--Dated July
27th, '63. Sw4 WM. McGONIGAL, Co. Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
CHERIFF sALE-EAYMER ct al.

State Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ssCrcuit court
OF Grant county, Wisconsin Judgment of toreclos-
and order of SALE Amanda NJ. Hoskins, Plaintiff,
against William EaymeT, Josiah MeWlams and
james Trainer, Defendants.
BY virtue of judgment OF foreclosure and order of
sale, rendered and made in the above named court in
the above entitled bearing date the 5th day
of August A. D. 1862 and by the direction the Plain
tits Attorney wlloer for sale and viii sell public
auction the highest bidder for cash in hand, at
outer door of the court house, in the village Of Lam
caster Grant county, Wisconsin, the I'd day Of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1868, at the hour of 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of said day. all Of the following described
real estate to wit;
Lot No six (6) in block No. two % in the village of
Tafton, Grant county, Wisconsin, agreeable TO the
yey made by Whitney Hayder, the 9th and 9th
days of Septemb-- A. D., 1855.
Said sale viii oe made TO satisfy the Judgment in
this action amounting TO the OF hundred AMI
f5lytwo and 6S100ths dollars (1426S) damages with
thirty eight and ~ l0Oths (3S7T) dollars costs. to
gether with interest and costs accfuingDated Sher-
in's oGice, Lancaster, July 81, 1868. 6-w6ts
j. ALLKN BARBER, N. GO0DENOUGH, Sheriff,
PriIs Attorney, Grant Co.. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
STRAY MARE.

Taken up by the subscriber residing in the Town Of
Little Grant on land owned by him, on or about the
25sh ofJuly, 1862 bay mare, nine years. No par
ticular marks. She is that raised and sold to
Mr. J. Hyde Of Lancaster few months ago. The owner
10 requested to prove property pay charges aud take
said mare. JAMES DRIDFAUX
Little Grant, Aug. LIST, 1868 S.4w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
NEW WAGON AND
BLACKSMITH SHOP AT PATCH GROVE,
HORTEST NOTICE and LOWEST TERMS!
no THE PUBLIC!

would respectfully announce that, having formed a
business connection with Messrs Peck, Gardner 4 Zu-
lick. Washington City, prepared 20 present and
collect IN claims against the United States in behalf
of the families Of deceased discharged soldiers or
bounty back pay, sc. Prompt attention given to each
case having received full and explicit Instructions aud
ali the proper forms snd blanks cannot fail in collsc
ting valid claims In the least possible time.
Messrs Peck, Gardner Zulick are VOL known 70
he FIRST class Attorneys and will thoroughly attend to
any business Entrusted to their Persons desiring
any nfofmaons concerning The above may address by
1asa where + NAV no found 1T all times soft
British Hollow, May 70 90. GEO AbhEk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
Miscellaneous.
OLMsTED's PATENT
sUGAas EXAPoRAToR
ZEE PoRTAsLEAND sTATloNARY UsEs

TCn EQA 8ADLE AMI - 'ft''
ave asns,ei risas tlte operator complete control
kbe bnfing juice, and Consequently perfect security
sganst soofchiug, The juice Is rst brought to boil
over siog TIRE and the scum removed, when II Is
drawn CT into the Evaporator and red1eed BY rapid
boiling 10 tin syrup. Meanwhile the which
rises IA this pan flows TO the front end Of the PAM
which projects Few inches over the furnace,
the gyrgpanG The mice from boiling over When reduced
- thin syrup u IL drawn oil into the finishing pan
which stands III tie furnace Of IFS and is heat
ed mainly BY TIE Goals which fall from the main furnace
through cqening for that purpose. This pan and
furnace though closely connected with the other, is
entirely independent Of it, that in the finishing
process the heat may be intense gradual the OPP
orator may desire, without in any way checking the
eyap0Tat ton over the main furnace When the syrup
Is reduced to the desired thickness, III pan instant
~ and easily removed, when it is ready far the cooler
The pans are made Of galvanized iron, with wooden
sdes. These EyapOrators manulaGtu ed with
portable sheet iron furnace and all complete. Also
be furnished the pans and necessary castings to be set
on brick furnace as the purchaser msy desire OF the
Fu9absFb Portable, sss9, Stationary, $50 $50
g 8, g 500, $50
Any other size na,ie TO order. County rights for
Grant aHd iowa counties for sale reasonable terms
o. B. 4 +. A. OLMSTED, Man'r Beloit Wis.
Fl. W. WRIGHT, Agent, Potosi, Wis.
For further informant address or see the agent at
Potos, Wis, where model Of the Eyaporator can be
seen.
l am also agent for MerriIps Superior Horizon
tai Roller GANG Crusher. The Rioters are cast on
Trou 5ht iron Shafts ahd therefore will no break.
Fotosi, June 20, 1868. 2-m3
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r D. ALLEN
pUMPSi PUMPSit PUMPStil

TsS undersigned would respectfully inform the public
the old fashioned bored log pumps also logs bored for
conductors Persons ia want Of anything ia that re
are respectfully invited to give me call.
Orders from distance promptly attended 10 and all
work warrantod ANDREW PETERMANN. s
Cassyle, Jany IS 1868. @4-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
GTRAY MARE.

Taken up b. the subscriber lands owned by him ia
the village Of Rockville about the 10th aav or
", lSSa sorrei maresay Is years Old 1s1< hapas
h, with star IN forehead. The owner Il requested 70
prove property, pay charges and take her away
Rockville July 70. Tit JOHN MORsHEAn