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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-21
DRooF OF WlLL-EVERHART.

County Court Of Grant county wisconsin In Probate
july Term, 1863. Present Wni. AoGonigal, Judge.
In tho netter ofthe last viii and testament Of E. D.
Everhart deceased.
On reading and filing instrument in writing pnr-
e Of the Town Of Beeown IA sail Grant coun-
w deceased wherein ClaIssa Maria Eyerhart Of said
town and county is named Executrx, and Frank
Bavr Of the town and county aforesaid il named
as Executor.
Thereuptn it Il ordered that the proof Of said in
strument be heard before the Judge of this court
the court house in lancaster in said county on Tues
da7 the 4th day Of Augusts63at o'clock in the after
tenoon said day Ordered further that notice there
OF be given to all therein by publishing
this order for three 90 weeks successfully prior to sau
day of hearing In the Grant County Herald weekly
newspaper published at Lancaster in said Grant county
Lancaster July 18th, 1868 VIM. McGONlGAL,
5-3w County Judge.
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Legal.
CuMMONs--NANGLE et al.

Circuit Court in and for the County Of Grant, Wiscon-
sin In vacation after March Term, 1868 Suit for
partition of Wa Of Tea, Sec. 80, Town o range q
ia Grant county Hesther Souney, plaintiff, against
Michael Naugie, Patrick Boyle, and the other un-
known heirs of James Nangle deceased. The State
of Wisconsin TO the Defendants here named:
\ You are hereby summarized and required to answer
the complaint in this action wbicl has been filed IN
the ocs Of the Clerk of said Court at Lancaster In
said county, and to copy your answer to the
said complaint the subscribers at their Office In the
village OF Lancaster, Wis., within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive of the day of such service;
and IL you fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action will APP
ry TO the Court for the relief demanded - the COM
1lSint--Dated Lancaster, WIS., June 9th, 1853. 40
BARBER LOWRY, PIlFs Attys.
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Legal.
ESTATE OF DARCY.

state Of Wisconsin, County ofGTantss 0oqn1y Tour'
1863 Present, YIN. MeGonigai, Judge. - luz may
Ter Of the estate Of Patrick Darcy, deceased see
an,one other things that Patrick Darcy
recently died intesiaie in the Town Of Potosi in said
Grant county, lowing goods ehatteis ana estate WITH
widow OF said DECEASED and prayng that admnistra,
ton tn ereof be granted to LYMAN E. Block OF said
Thereupon. it is ordered, that the matter Of said
petiti,ns be heard before the Judge OF this court
at the court house in Lancaster in said county On
the 4th day of August A. D. 1868 at one O'Clock
In the OF said days ordered further that mo-
tce thereof be given to all persons interested therein
by publishing this order for three CD weeks successive
" pror to said day Of hearing in the Giant County
Herald weekly newspaper Published at Lancaster ia
said Grant eounty.--Ilatef July Il, 1868.
Nv WM. McGONIGALl County Judge.
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DROOF OF WILL-MARSH.

ty Court In Probate. July Term, 1863 Present,
VIM. McGonigal, Judge. In the matter OF the last
viii and testament OF Sarah 3. Marsh, deceased.
On reading and filing an instrument ~ witng pur-
portng to be the last will and testament and CODE
Gil thereto Of Sarah b. Marsh late of the Town of Bee
town in said Grant County, deceased, wherein Jonn B.
Turey of said Town and county named sole Executor
TheIeupon it is ordered that the proof OF said in
strument be heard before the Judge court at the
Courthouse in Lancaster in said county, on Tuesday the
4rh day Of August, A. d. 1868, at one o'clock in the
afternoon of said Gay Ordered further that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested in said estate
by publishing this order for three @ weeks successive
W. prior TO said day of hearing in the Grant County
Herald weekly newspaper published at Lancaster in
said county--Dated July 18th, 1868. 5w3
WI. McGONIGAI.. Go. Jndge
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SHERIFF SALE-TAYLoR ct al.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant,--ss. Circuit
Court OF Grant County, Wisconsin. Judgment OF
Plaintiff against Gardner W. Taylor, Sindrilla Ii.
Taylor, his wife, and Charles Bergoler Defendants.
By virtue of judgement of foreclosure and order OF
sale rendered and made in the above named court "a
the above entitled bearing date on the 3D. day of
March, 1865 and by direction Of Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
win offer for sale and will sell public AUCTION to the
highest bidder for cash in hand the outer door of tn
Court House in the village of Lancaster Grant Coun-
y Wisconsin, on the nth day or August D. 1863 at
the hour Of ~ o'clock n the forenoon of said day. all of
the following described real estate to.wit:
Lots No. one and two q & p in Block No. thirty
nine 500 in the village of Boscobe, Grant CO.. Wis
Said sale will be made to satisfy the udgnen in this
case amounting to the Of eightytwo and el1O0hs
dollars damages, and twenty-six and 59l00ths dollars
costs together with costs apdnteres and accrun COSTS
Dated Sherifs Office, Lanca ster, June 80 ID. 1863
HARTsHoRN & WoCL LEY N. G00DEN0UGH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Sheriff, Grant Co., WIS.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Circuit Court in and for the County Of Grant, Wscon-
sin. In Vacation after March Term, 1868. Charles
Klarmann, Plaintiff, against Mary A. klarmann, Del !,
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the mnlant in this action which has been fedin the
Office IL Clerk of tie Circuit Court of Grant
w III Lancaster in said county and to serve copy
OF your answer the said complaint en- The subscribers
at their Office in the village of Lancaster within TWEEN
such servce and you fail to answer the said COM
pant within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court Tor the relei demanded
in the complaint BARBER LOMhl,
Dated Laneacter, July 20 l963 PIhs AttoIneys
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SUMMoNs--BoND.

Circuit Court in and for the county Of Grant Wiscon
sin. In vacation after March Term, 1868. Mary Bond
Plaintiff vs.. Charles Bond, Defendant. The State o.
Wisconsin TO the defendant here named:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which has this day been
fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Lancaster, Grant county, and to copy of your
answer to the said complaint the subscribers at their
oicein the village of Lancaster, Grant county Wiscon
sin within twenty days after the service OF this
mons upon you exclusive ofhe day ofsuch service and
II you fail to answer the said complaint within the
time atores id the Plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated Lancaster, Wis, June Goth, 1863
BARBER & LOWRY, PTfs Attys,
3-w6 Lancaster Wis
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SUMMON5-DENNY. ct al.

Circuit Court In and for the County of Gran WIscon
sia, May 18th 1868 Henry F. McCoskey and Susan
f. Bowling, Administrators Of the estate of NchoIss
bowling deceased +. s. Denny and Mary his wife,
EliJah Bailey aud Thomas Jenkins defendants. The
State of Wisconsin to the Defendants here amed;
You are hereby summoned and required to an swer
the complaint in this action of the bove named plain
tiff IS which is filed in the Once Of the Clerk of the
said Court and to copy Of your to the
said complaint the subscriber al his Office, in the
village of Lancaster within twenty days after the SER
vice hereo exclusive of the day of CHI service; and
if you fail to the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint Dated
May 18th, A. d. 1868. J. 7. Mills,
Low Plaintiffs Attorney.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-21

ARTIFICIAL SiAMEsE TwINs.-An ex-
pertinent was lately made ut Strasbourg 70
effect q flesh union between two animals.
Two white rats were chosen, and wound
being made in the side of each, they were
bound together. Union be the first inten-
ton was found to have taken place on the
sixth day. AFTER beng released from the
bandages, the animals walked side 10y side.
An injection thrown into the jagular Of one
was found to have entered the superficial
fomoral veins Of the other.
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TO THE PUBLIC!

would respectfully announce that having formed A
business connection with Messrs. Peck Gardner 4 Zu-
HEX Washington City, m prepared 20 present and
collect all claims against the United States in behalf
OF the families of deceased discharged soldiers for
bounty back pay &c. Prompt attention given to each
case having received full and explicit instructions and
all the proper forms and blanks fail in colIec-
ting valid claims in the least possible time.
Messrs Peck, Gardner & Zulick are well known to
be first class Attorneys, and will thoroughly attend to
any business utrasted to their care Persons desiring
any formations concerning The above may address BY
letter or may call and see me my store in this wills
lage, where may be found at all times soft
British Hollow, May 20 '63. GEO WALKER
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sharpshooting at Ticksburg.

AS my letter is mostly made up of Incl
dents, we will give you a few more, going to
show richness of rebel repartee and fecun-
dity of Federal fun:
Rebel Picket-What are you men doing
over there?
Union Picket-Guarding about 10000
or 10000 rebels in and about Vicksburg.
Guarding your army as prisoners, and ma
king you feed yourselves.
Re5.-Why, you d ---tl fools, Pember
ton has strong line of guards for the same
purpose.
Reb.-How's Hooker! He had to re-
cross the river, did he not!
Fed-Yes but he was not as big a
fool as your General was. He did not
burn the bridges before his men all got
across.
What do you think Of the gunboat
Cincinnati?
.-Gunboat? Why, don't you know
the difference between q gunboat and hay
rack?
Re6.-(Just in the act of throwing
hand-grenade) y Antn'y over.
Fed.-Qn the act of hurting it back)
Look out for the skillets and camp-ket
ties.
Fed.-(Addressing rebel lieutenant of
aItilIery-W Where's your gun!
Re5.-Turned it over to Grant at the
Big lack, and | guess its now in active
service. by the way it plays into these
works.
Reb.-Why don't you come and take
Vicksburg9
Fed.-Oh, we're in no particular hurry.
Gen. Grant is not ready to transfer you
North.
Reb.-( Boastingly)-We'ye got lot of
your---old flags over here.
Fed-Have you though! You'd bet
ter make shirts Of 'em, for they'd look bet
tern that butternut.
ReJ-(In husky voice. want to trade
some corn-meai for some coffee.
Fed.-What did you say?
Reb.-I ouder) Wont you trade some
coffee for some corn meal.
ed.-You'd better get some coffee or
something else, for you've eat corn-meal
till you can't talk plain.
When are you going to make a
charge?
Fed.-Oh. in about two years. We're
in no hurry-are living fine over here
have pleasant place and ammunition to
last us the rest of the time.
A LOVING CoUpLE.-On the Sd there
came to the Brisbois House, in Prairie du
Chen, a charming couple, manifestly in
tent on committing matrimony. They
called for a room with two beds in it,
which room was occupied by the mutual
charmers and on the 4th they were srlic-
ed. Notwithstanding the weather was at
80 deg. in the shade, they stuck to each
other closer than brothers, and when the
cars started for the east. they sat cheek
by jowl, literally. and their constant hug
ging, billing and cooling, created no small
merriment among the passengers. If they
keep on as they have begun in this hot
weather, we fear they viii be son struck
Madison Patriot.
A HERo.-Corp Hayden, of the ist Min
nesota. was captured escaped, seized a mus
ketand seized rare opportunity, and actually
" made ten rebels surrender. While march
inc them to Gen. Gibbons quarters, reb-
81 behind tree on tho way drew bead
on him with his rifle. Hayden saw him in
time to bring bis piece to a level and cry
out Surrender" The fellow actually
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-21
re- Isaac Newton, Commissioners Of

re- Isaac Newton, Commissioner Of
Agriculture has published a statement
showing the condition Of the various crops
in May, 1868, Is indicated by returns re-
ceiged at his office receivedi in Washington.
The general result in the several loyal
states sums up as follows. The number
10 represents an average as compared With
1862; and number above or below 10
represents as many tenths as it is above OF
below an AVERAGE:
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TAKE notice.!

Whereas, my wife, Elizabeth Ann, having left my
bed and board without just provoeation and
taken with her my three children named William, EN-
ma Jane aud Mary Ellen 0dgers, hereby warn all
persons not to harbor or trust her them my
count as will not pay any debts contracted by her
them, fer this date THOS. ODGEkS.
British hollow Wis., July 18th, 1865
Oh. Ahos. stephens, -5-w3
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EARM FOR SALE.
EARM FOR SALEl

The Subscriber offers for Ie his farm Of 100 acres
situated In Hurricane Grove about miles south west
of the village Of Lancaster and mile north Of Hurr
cane Corners OF which 20 under good fence
and nearly all under cultivation; the remainder fine
young timber On the premises is Il yonng orchard Of
near 400 healthy, thrifty trees. aboutlOo Of which are
bearing fruit The dwelling house and are built
OF hewn logs large frame stable, plenty of water
&c on lands; The farm formerly known as the
"Martin BonFam place. JACOB WHITE
Lancaster, June 29th, 1868. pd5-w3
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

From the subscribers residing in Little Grant june
IN, loOSs two work horses. One light bay, YRS
ola, 10 about HANDS high, black and TAIL little
white on one hind foot, and has large head The
other bright bay, years old, about is hands high
black name and TAIL part Of name worn Off and has a
ringbone on one hind foot Any person that win bnr
said horses, or give information where they NAV he
found shall be literally rewarded =
Little 1!aht, Wis. June u ALFRED DUBEL.
S-w4 BENZ HANEK
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Minnesota does not figure IN these return
ArM,NAn PRFnIcr1oNs.-SeyeraIm

ALMANAC PREDIoTIoNs.-Several morn
mos this year, the sun viii rise before GER
tain people are aware oft, and set before
they have done their days work. In the
course Of next spring and summer, many
alterations will be made in form and trim
mings of the ladies head-dresses, but !
think their appearance WILL not be much
improved by the alteration. The public
debt will not be paid this year. The same
will happen with the private debts. Many
people will drink more strong liquor than
would be sufficient 10 keep them sober,
and take more physic than would be suf-
fcient to keep them in health. Many
young ladies will be married, who are not
yet courted; and many who are courted
VIII have to wait another year.
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NOTICE!

That my wife, Sarah Putnam. has left my bed and
board without Just cause or provocaticn therefore
caution all persons from harboring or trusting her
my account shall pay debts Of her contracting
after July 4th, A. D. 1853 GEORGE PUTNAM
jamestown, July 4, 1868. ch W. Anderson 5St
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MARE sTRAYED OR STOLEN!

Strayed or Stolen from the cubsc ribcr resdirr At
Bagley $, Town Of Wyalusing, over weeks ago. one
bright bay mare, years old about Is hands high sad
die ma and scar on one hip | will pay & suita be
ceward for her delivery to me- or for Information so
hat can get her, p. o. Address, Wyalusin :. Wis
Wyalusing, July ID. 5-4s GEO. MARROW
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STRAY MARE.

Taken up By the subscriber residing on lands occu
pied by him in the town of Hazel Green about the 26h
OF June 1863 one bright bay horse black name and tail
weight Ak out 1900 pounds lama in near hind Leg The
owner equesed to prove property, pay charges and
lake SAID horse reside near Smelser p. o.
Hazel Green, july 9th, 1858: GEO. CORR.
pd $1-dus 80 cts. 5-w4
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DURTS EAGLE REAPER

Is offered for sale by the subscriber first
win exchange Tor yoke ofoxen or horse. ,,ese W
procure mower exclusively, will sell ~, u aIlBER
Lancasters May rs, 1868. = AZ
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OLMSTED'S PATENT
SUGAR EVAPORATOR!
FOR PoRTABLEAND STATIONARY USE;

The manner ia which the pans of this Eyaporator
are arranged gives the operator complete control over
the boiling juice, and consequently perfect security
against scoIching The juice is rst brought to boil
over slow FIRE and the removed. when it is
boiling to thin syrup. Meanwhile the scum which
rises in this pan flows to the front end of the PAM
which PR jects few inches the furnace, COM
pletely preventing the from again mixing with
the syfupand the juice from boiling over When reduced
to thin syrup ii is drawn of into the finishing PAN
which stands little furnace of its and heat
ed mainly by the Goals which fall from the furnace
through an opening for that purpose This pan and
furnace, though closely connected with the other is
process the heat may be intense gradual the OPP
orator may desire, without in any way checking the
evaporation over the main furnace When the syrup
is reduced TO the desired thickness the pan is instant
y and easily removed when it is ready for the cooler
The pans are made of galvanized iron, with wooden
sides. These EvaporatCrs manufactured with a
portable sheet iron furnace and all complete Also can
on brick furnace the purchaser may desire Of the
following sizes:
Number1, Portable 500. Stationary, $40
8, 500, go
Any other size made to order. County rights for
Grant and Iowa counties for sale reasonable terms
o. b. & T. A. 0LMSTED, Man'r, Beloit Wis
H. w. WRIGHT, Agent, Potos, Wis.,
For further information address or see the agent
Potosi, Wis, where model of the Evaporator can be
seen.
] am also agent for MerrIIIs Superior Horizon.
tai Roller Cane Crusher. The Rollers are cast on
wrought iron shafts and therefore will not break
Potosi, June 20, 1868. 2-m3
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CENTRAL EXPRESS AGENCY
AT BOSCOBEL.
l5ga I'd D, ..::s.:sEl

The Subscriber &c agent for the Central xpress COM
pany for Boscobel. Special attention paid to ship
ments of perishabe property. Rates at a1lode1s adj
vance regular freight tariffs. Call al Barnetts,
north of the car track. JOHN BARNETT.
Boscebel, May 4, 1853, 47-tf
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rarlv Breakfast-Its Effect on Health.

Breakfast should be eaten in the morning,
before leaving the house for exercise or la
Dor of any description; those who do it will
be able to.perform more work and with great
er comfort and alacrity than those who
work an hour or two before breakfast.
Beside this, the average duration OF the
life of those who take breakfast before ex-
ercise or work, win be a number OF years
greater than of those who do otherwise.
II early breakfasts were taken where chill
and fever, and ague prevail, and in. addition
brisk fire were kindled in the family room
for the hours including sunset aud sunrise.
these troublesome nlalaGies would diminish
in any one yearnot ten fold, but thousand
fold, because miasm is more solid, more
malignant, about sunrise and sunset than at
any other hour during the twenty-iour.
This, and much more said upon the same
subject by DR.. Hall, agrees fully with our
long experience in miasmatic region OF
the West. The most industrious people
who come from New England, where they
had always been accustomed to early rising
and working before breakfast, were the ones
most liable to attacks in Autumn of bilious
fever and ague. Let us, therefore urge ev-
cry resident in such aregion never to 90
to work, nor in fact 90 much outdoors be-
fore breakfasting; and let no expense or
trouble deter you frorI having your dwell
ings purified by fire. In some parts OF
South Carolina men have lost their lives
from single nights exposure to miasm
without fire. Hence, whenever a person
is compelled to spend night in such q
situation, their first care should be to build
large fire and keep near it, even in the
the smoke, without sleeping, and so escape
all danger from the poisonous atmosphere.
How A SOLDIER REBuKrD Crow
ERA professional growler was going
on about the war in hotel few weeks
since, criticising everybody and everything,
and denouncing our generals as blockheads
and blunderers, when a young soldier, to
whom the conversation was addressed, re-
piled; "This war has done one thing at
least. Ii has developed more military ge-
MUS than any other war in history. Why,
there are men in every village north, who,
with their f-et cooked upon the stove, a
cigar in their mouth. and gin cocktail in
their hand, will fight a better battle in ten
minutes than was ever fought by Caesar OF
Napoleon. / have no doubt there are
those in this room who can take Vicksburg
or Charleston while man is tying his era
vat, march into Richmond in forty seconds
and put down the rebellion in half an
hour. Halleck aud Hooker are good
enough as far as they go, but they have
no military genius. To find that you
must go north, and mix among the bar
room and Preside heroes" The GROWER
| euhsidad
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-21

EgI ike your ilnpudence as pretty
girl said when her lover kissed her.
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A HERo.--Corp. Hayden, of the lst Min
nesota.was captdred -escaped,seized mus
ketand seized rare opportunity, and actually
" made ten rebels surrender. While march
ing them to Gen. Gibbons quarters, a reb-
81 behind tree on tho way drew bead
on him with his rifle. Hayden saw him in
time to bring bis piece to level and cry
out Surrender" Tho fellow actually
threw down bis gun and joined the caval-
cade, and Hayden came in with eleven cap
tiyes.
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PUMPsl PUMPSl! PUNPslfI

The undersigned would respectfully infprm the public
that he Is prepared to supply their wants in the line Of
the old fashioned bored log pumps also logs bored for
conductors Pc in want Of any thing in that line
are respectfully invited to give call
Orders from distance promptly attended to aud all
woik warranted. ANDREW PkTERMANN.
CassglsIe, Jan'y o. 1868. 3f-H
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no BLACKsMITfIS

The subscriber keeps on hard any quaAp,IIe| nhces
coal best quality and will sell at reafonaOiV aI.s
Call at his Hardware Store, in Roscobei ,,uepApEN
Boscobe1 FRANCES. MOoA -
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Insurance.
HOME INSURANCE!
MADISON MUTUAL,
FOR iNSURING FARM PROpERrynu, !,
AndIsolated Buildings u
NOT EXTRA HAzAsnon

Incorporatedia OBLIGATED at Madl.o, u.
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+. D. ALLEN
r AND FOR SALE.

The North East quarter Of the Solth- zee 20 w
OF Section seven, I6wnship No morrill, ~ siRsl 6
Of fourth principal meridian, situated NIT Nils@s
dirQfnrs" Appiy to j. Allen Barber or 30 ls5s
Lancaster, Grant Co., Wis. 4n -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-21

Except as regards wheat The lniorTra
ton is too early to be reliable. The reports
Of this crop for the Weston States are as