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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19

BY virtue ola writ of Execution Issued out of the
Circuit Grant County, Wisconsin, in favor OF
Brayley Pitts Plaintiffs aud against John Gnlliford
defendant, directed and delivered, and for want Of
goods and catels of the said defendant wherein to
levy lave by direction of the Plaintiffs Attorney
levied upona the right title interest which the said
defendant had the 9Th day Of August 1862 or hats
since acquired in and to the following described real
tate, to wit
The east half Of the south east quarter Of Section o.
and the north quarter of the northeast quarter Of
Section 27 all in Town Z, Range g. west in Grant
County Wisconsin, which said real estate, will on the
Both day of April a. D. 1867, at the hour Of o'clock,
p M Of said day, offer for sale and will sell tt the
highest bidder for cash in hand the front door of the
Court house. in the village of Lancaster Grant county,
Wisconsin.
Said sale will BIO made to satisfy the Judgment inter-
est and costs and costs accruing.
Dated Sheriff Office, Lancaster, March, 18th 1867.
j p. cox,
ia BARRIER Sheriff.
Plaintiffs Attorney.-41ts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
DENTISTS.
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold and Rubber, from
one tooth to full set different Styles and at prices
as to place them within reach of all.
Any having artificial teeth on gold plate that
have given away have them exchanged for rubber
Also anyone having artificial Teeth and cannot use
them are invited to call and if do not suit them
fee viii be made.
Ether and Chloroform administered, if desired in en-
tracing teeth.
Filling Teeth done in TIE most careful and perfect
manner known to the profession.
Teeth having the nerve exposed is no reason they
should be lost
Persons with my operations are referred
to the following
TESTIMONIAL:
Platteyile, January 80, 1907.
DR.. Deffenbacher having filled for lot of teeth
that considered nearly worthless, several them
having the expose and the work being salts
factoily done, deem it my duty to recommend him
my teeth aching Friends frstcass Dentist He
restore your decayed and make you feel Jas
do) though you blessed with set of nats-
raj teeth. J. H. EVANS. 81
~ Rooms at the Mansion House, where Be
seen during the month of February, the first two
weeks OF June and the first two weeks of October each
year.
IS W H. DEFFENBACHER, Dentist.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19

NEW GOODSl NEW GOODS!
just received at the
GLEN HAVEN CASH STORE,
SCOTT & BASFORD, Glen Haven, Wis
The undersigned would respectfully give notice thai
they have opened and select stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
which propose sell at the lowest market price
for cash ready pay. Our stock consts in part in
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Patent
Medicines, &c.. &C. &c.
Amongst which will be found,
Fasacy Goods, Hats
Boots and Shoes. Cans
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
NOTICE
10 Teachers and District CLERKS.

Il >NeVNU
Notice is hereby given that shall bold Public Ex-
aminatons for licensing Teachers as follows
Il Lancaster for the towns of Lancas ter, Little
30th.
AZ Boz cobeI for the towns of Boscobel Hickory Grove
Marion and Woodman, April .st, 2nd and 3rd
At Muscoda for the towns Of Muscoda, Waterstown
Blue River, April 4th 9TH and 9th.
At Taftoa, for the Of Tafton Beetown, Glen Ha
ven and Cassve, April Sth 9Th and 10th.
At Patch Grove for the towns Of Patch Grove Mill
yille Wyalusing and Mount Hope, April 18th, 18th
At Hazel Green for the towns of Hazel Green and
Jamestown, April 22nd, 93rd and 9th.
At Plateville, for the towns OF Platteve, Smelser
Lima Ind Harrison April 25th Doth and 9th
At Potoi for the towns Of Potos Waterloo and Paris,
April 29th. Both and May LIST
AZ Fenninore for the towns Of Fenninore Wingviile
and Liberty, May End, 3rd and 4th.
SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION,
For The benefit Or those teachers who are not in the
county the time of the regular examination and for
those who didn't intend to teach but have been urged
to do So another examination will be held at Lancas
ter May 23rd and oath.
The Grant Costy 7sasAcrs Association, by order Of
the Executive Com littee, will hold its next Annual
Session at Patcyi O. April 10th and 18th, beginning
at o clock first daNs
me Cosfy Jastiki lie will occupy the next two days.
April 18th and 10TH
The examinations viii begin at each of tho places
named at 10 o'clock IN the first day-except at Bos-
cobe aad Hazel Greer where the hour for commencing
Wilde o'clock RI !, the first day. have given
three daysto each examination district in order to have
sufficient time for Oral Exercise which will constitute
feature Of the cxainnatioas as recommended by the
State Convention Of County Superntendents Private
examinations will not be granted, except the law
provides such examinations generally discrepita
bic to the parties concel ned. shall examine one
Who in violation Of the law begins term of school
without a license to teach such course looks very
much Ike an effort to frce acerthcate. Officers hiring
or paying school money to teacher who has not
tifica e are liable to a heavy fne
Teachers who think they can take them are urged to
apply fer seeo9d Or rst grade certicates it's to their
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
EARM FOR SALE.

offer fer sale "a of bottom land, about
forty acres under fence and all under Timothy E#::s
with comfortable HOUSE, which will sell at EssA.
$1200 per Also ninety of Timber Land, so
acres improved and fenced with good two-story tim
Der House, Stables and Outbuings, and ten acres in
fall grain at $500; both farms situated miles from
McKinney's Mills For particulars inquire Of j. Nathan
Lancaster.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
Ellenboro, March ls66-4o.-tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
EARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm Of 100 acres
situated miles southwest Of Lancaster, the Bee
town road. tits old improved property &c un-
de- pillow, 100 nclosed, all except the pow land first
rate TIMBER good water, meadow, &c; has been used
late years for sheep farm Good burn 30x40, with
sheep sheds. Good enough dwelling and roomy f ss:t
All kinds Of fruits that grow in the northas ;;ss
bearing apple orchards, plums prunes, cherries,
grapes, etc Will sell at $1,000 per acre:
Lancaster March 18th, sO7. 4I-4w*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
ion EW ES FOR SALEl

The subscriber wishes to - 100 Eve SAe<9.
bali.breed merinos on reasot bio terEss, II -
Call at my house on Boice Pi+ rie, tous mil
Lancaster. THOe. &G3 ~
Lancaster, March 4th, '67. y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

post Office address, Lancaster, Wis.,
Judge of Circuit Court t. MILLS
Judge of Probate Court-WM. McGoNIGAL,
Treasurer-V. 4. KINNEY.
Sheriff.. p. Cox.
Re gster of Deeds--J0sEPH Book.
Clerk of Circuit Court. w. BLANDING.
Clerk of Board of Supervisors-~SAMuEL f. elise
Chm of Board of Supervisors--J NJ SEAToN, (Potosi,
superintendent of Schools--D. GRAY PURafAN.
County Surveyor-JoEL BARBER.
District Attorney--G c, HAzELToN (P O. Boscobel)
Coroner-CHAs. DIcKEY, Up. 0. Dickeyyille)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
ELECTION NOTICE.

SHERIFF's OFFICE, Lancaster Wis.
70 The Electors Of Grant Caunty
general election is to be held in the several towns
in this county, Tuesday the I'd day of April 1857
which is to be elected Associate Justice Of the SUI
preme Court to succeed the Hon. Orsamus Cole, whose
term Of office will expire the 3lst day of May, 1867
Of which you hereby directed to give due and time
~ notice by posting printed written partly print
ed and partly written notices required by law.
The poll Of said election will be opened at the usual
places OF holding elections and town meetings in each
and all the several towns Of Grant county on the first
O'clock in the forenoon and closed at sunset that
day. J.P. COX, Sheriff
Dated March 18th. '67, 4u-4w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
DARN FOR SALE.

Adjoining the village Of Tafton, and may BE sold for
village lots, 1915 acres. two living springs of water
it. ofthem 20 feet from the door of the dwell
ing house, upright part J6x24 and kitchen part l4xI6
the land well fenced and good land For particulars
inquire ofJohn Gordon. the premises. Possession
given Immediately. JOHN GORDON.
Tafton, March 4th, CT. 39-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
TEAM FOR SALE.
TO SORGHUM GROW ERS.

The subscriber manufactures WOODEN CAM
CRUSHERS, ut SIS EACH as good as can be made D
wood; three rollers. Orders filed in the order received
Wis JOHN RUNK.
MarckI2th, '67. 40-6w<
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
r AND FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers sale 50 Acres of bottom land
uated X miles east of Tafton the Lancaster road ;
~ Fenced all the land first quality for and
hay. Plenty of water.
LUKE uADLFY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
T LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
A UCTION SALE OF
STOCK AND FARM PROPERTY

The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction,
at the farm known the old "Bennie Carter place.
Ia miles of Ellcnboro Friday, the day of
March, 1867 the following described property, to-w:
One span of horses and years old, II hands high
one COW three calves; so head of hogs all sizes one
twohorse wagon one two-horse sleigh one two-horse
pillow; double shovel p,ow Of twohorse har-
one twohorse reaper; saddle and brdle four
five tons of hay; oats and corn-also shovels
pitchforks and many other articles too numerous to
MERTON
Terms-All sums under $40, cash; all over. 9months
credit, with interest and approved security.
I. n. CHEsEBao, Auctioneer. WILLIAM ROWE.
EIlenboro, March Josh, 81 4otd*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19

FARM MACHINERY. - Mr.. d. III.
Budd, Lancaster, is agent for the
following approved machines: Key
stone Seeder and Cultivator, Iron
Beam Pillow, Vibrator Threshing Ma
chine, John II. Nanny Reaper and
Mower, several sulky cultivators, be-
sides other machines not advertised.
We pledge this to the people, that
Mr.. Budd will not knowingly recon-
mend worthless, defective or un>
tried machine. See his new machine
Advertisements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19


To Town CLERKs.-We have just
printed the several kinds Of blank off ).
cial Oaths, Bonds, and Reports Of
officers elect, for supervisors, clerks,
Justices, constables, assessors treas
urers, &C., for use at the forthcoming
elections. Full sets will be furnished
each town by mail on receipt Of $I.00.
Last year there was great demand
for such blanks but they were notin
print. Also, for sale, at 12z cts. per
dozen, blank election oaths.
LOWS WAR HIsToRY.-The large
volume of history Of the Wisconsin
Military Service, by Rev. VIM. Love,
of Milwaukee, is being delivered to
subscribers. A copy may be seen at
the HERALD office. It certainly is
superior in workmanship, and those
who have read the several histories
of the Wisconsin service, say it
greatly excels in composition and,
matter. 1t contains list of Wiscon
sin men who were killed or died in the
service. The agent will visit every
hodv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19

FRESH FISH II
have for Gale splendid SEINE nearly 300 It.
long with BAG Is feet deep, with THREE BOATS and
TWO FISH BOXES. Will sell separately all to-
gether, on very reasonable terms.
GEO. WALKER.
British Hollow, Jal nary 80, '67.-35tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
STENCIL PLATES

For marking Clothing, Boxes, Flour Barrels, Sacks
Buffalo Robes, Horse Blankets Patent Machinery, &C.
manufacturedby >x
casssllle. Wis, Dec. 10, 1soe.-27-f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
HARNESS WORK

NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
Nathans old store has beed refted up for board
ing House and Grocery Store and is prepared to
keep Boardcrs Meals prepared at all hours,
JOHN WO0LSTEN
Lancaster, January S.1S66-tf,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-19
NLAX SEED WANTED.
1000 BUSHELS.

viii pay the highest vice for any quantity
of FLAX Seed delivered s.my Oil Mill in Lancaster.
j: g. HOLLOWAY.
December, II, 1866. 2s-sm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-12

the Eastern Shore 70 blshop. Tnose present were
unanimous In favor OF the sep.
Colonel r. spent tho winter In Lexington. Ky. A
friend Of his went out 20 visit him. Some Sunday !"
says the Colonel; wan you 70 h,Tssn e our church
out It's own UNCONVENTIONAL cal There's the Episcopal
That is heavy, deep toned 500 rous bs Now you SEP
succession Then the old Presby teranthats most -
deep sounding and that says-h srnH n. dsm,na-toat
Eternal dam na-tioni Eternal DANA s-uoni Tns bal-
rapid-6oms up and be dippedi Con up and -
dipped Come up and DO dipped Co ne up ana .
right out-Room-for-alll Room-tor-sA. Room
fnr-alip,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-12
THE ANNIVERSARIES.


Intercstinr Exercises at Stelnway Hall Less
Evening.
The celebration Of the anniversary Of this benevslen
institution last evening" in Steinway Hail. complete
success, the hall beng alled to overlooking BY fash
ionable audience The children wore ranged upon ths
platform to the number Of about one hundred all neatly
dressed. but not in the cold, ssreotypsd unforshs
badge Of dependence too often adopted by charitable in
ssutons- all seemed joyous az the most favored
juveniles In the land Some OF them even bore toys ana
other playthings the faroG embems Of Innocence AMI
childhood .H aat ~ -
The exercises were opened by very good music
from the orchestra, followed by chorus from the
children, accompanied with music from the piano.
prayer was then offered By Rev. Samuel Hilman Tor
the preservation maintenance and progress Of the Home
for Little Wanderers and every other work undertaken
for the glory Of the Redsemer and the good Of His
people.
The hymn. "work for the Night is Coming" was
then sung by all the children the orchestra and the
piano making up good chorus
Mr. JOSEPH Hoxm, the chairman Of the meeting, then
delivered short address, in which he called upon the
audience TO assist the institution with their
%oRss and their h s''' TSs
ar Chrsts lambs and be cared for He committed
them to their consideration They wanted building foe
to shelter them from theicold and storm, and they
must have IT, He excused himself for not making
marks we're received with applause.
The Treasurer's report then read but an abstraos
Of this published In the HERALD yesterday.
"How Lovely are the Messengers was then sung u
chorus with the accompaniment Of the organ the piano
and the orchestra in that would be credit 70
other children than those collected from the garrets.
the cellars and lanes OF the city.
The CHAIRMAN then introduced Rev. Mr.. Thomas, OF
Brooklyn and reminded the audience that the children
did not always sing they had Just heard them thas
their faces not always radiant with pleasure nor
their always neat aud pretty But these chill
dron OnlV advance guard the Thousands o.
hind them Of little wanderers who not SO fortunate
those in the Home, and he hoped that the institution
would extended as TO admit all who want the
body and cared for into It's hospitable portals He
then described in an affecting manner what led -
the founding Of the Home for the Fendess In Chicago
He continued to parrate many other incidents connected
with the manner in which children picked up by
benevolent iustutons, well calculated 20 touch The
tenderest feelings and unioose the purse strings OF the
benevolent he concluded by appeal IN favor Of cup
porting tho Home for Little Wanderers
From this time forward the exercises were varied BY
and addresses and several subscriptions TO the
institution were announced before the meeting ives
brought 70 conclusion
The exercises terminated with benedioton-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-12
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

sale Of the Onondnga and Duuderbcrg The
Richmond Fitting Ont Flagship for Rear
ADMIRAL Radford- achievements OF Vessels
The Testing Of the steam Gun Carriage.
The United States steamer Ascutucy, Lieutenant CON-
mander McTsitcher, with tho Onondaga in tow
sailed from League Island yesterday for this port The
Don, Commander r. Chandler. accompanied these
sells On the arrival here Of the 0nondaga she will DO
delivered TO Mr. George ouintard who has purchased
her under act OF Congress- approved March 1897 for
the sum Of $75o,ooO. A rumor IS current that Mr.
Quntard has already sold her TO foreign government
at a snug advance upon her original cost.
The iron-clad Dunderberg i soon to pass into the
hands OF her builder, Mr.. Webb, who pays into the
Treasury OF the United states all moneys expended
The United states steamer Richmond, Commander
Nicholson passed through tho Sound few days ago
just received engines and will Immediately be re-
lifted for service ~ the flag ship OF Rear Admiral Rad
ford OF the East India squadron.
Lieutenant Commander b Ghcrardi IN reported before
the Naval Board Of examination, ~ Philadelphia, for
promotion 70 the grade OF commander.
The store ship Guard. Acting Volunteer Lieutenant
Commander Gorrngc, Is this station, fitting out
TO carry stores 70 the Mediterranean and African squad
O1acen oouversing upon the subject Of the testing Of
the steam gun carriage an account OF which appeared
in Saturdays HERALD. express tho belief that IL 10
feasible that the gun be out trained by steam
bat they think that the recos should Be checked oy
friction as usual the sudden compression OF 90 TO
700 pounds Of steam is liable 70 cause explosion,
which in close tune would be productive Of serious
The steam ssues showed about seven hundred pounds
pressure TO the square inch the cylinder and broke
before the test had been concluded The officers who
we're present at the trial resicen the subject
vsvevests Of United states v~sseIs.
The United States waierec arrived 1t Panama
from Caao on the 22d uL The following list OF her
oficers:-
0mmasder-Lsonard Pauldng lsinoe deadl
Lieutenant Commanding AND krccufsv< 0gor-Horacs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-12

present a sagnant In intellect tho already green pools
OF water which cali their attention far in advance 70
the danger impending The Fabian policy prevails In
health matters in Brooklyn, and most probably the
result will DO pitched battle with that hard oid 100
cholera who will be sure 70 attack In force when ne -
least expected There Is yet time 70 avert the evi
should work be promptly begun and persis!enuy anu
integenty carried out The evil effects OF the proson
donothing policy already plainly visible on the olo
plague spot Of the city, and IL Is declared oy many
that nothing but promptness and hard WORK on Inc
part Of the health officers can save Brooklyn RON
sIepotiton OF the evils OF last summer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-12

y
sot hts head again In chancery and hammered away IN
hts face. Harris trpped hun, but coming down Tom
Rorsp Very short Chandler rushing things and
driving Dconey everywhere giving u TO him heavily In
the face. Who getting tired Of the work. rushed In
clnchcd aud threw Tommy. Harris was in . terrible
plight when carried 10 his corner and his seconds evil
IDENTIFY didnt like the looks OF things, nor did The
principal either.
RJusD IL -Harris, on time being called, tried to do
his best he went In with vim, and delivered some
heavy blows on Chambers body and face. but you
could not that any Of them left marx; they ap-
peared TO have no weight whatever Oh andlsr waited
his turn and then struck out, landing his Nasmyth
hammer fair on Doonsys smeier, which caused the
blood 10 gush In torrents and himself TO down like
RouSp IL --Docney was plainly not the same man; he
began 10 culver and was pan'ing and the blood was
streaming all over him; Chandler commenced chatting
him on mis- appearance and landed another hundred
FOUNDER on the right eve which looked as II IL had
OF three blows, but being punished badly in return
deemed IL best 10 60 down; this was his play all the
time now, TO the disgust OF the crowd
RopSp 13-Right up to time aud 20 work Doouev
hitting Tommy, but getting more than . return The
latter was now after the left eye which was already
badly bruised, and Harris found u and avoid i've
he nu shut up sooner than necessary dropped on hs
knees. This drop game was thouehs 10 be Dconey :
play, in ORDER to catch blow nom Chandler after he
was ON his knees, and thus claim "foul" This was his
ony cnancs and be knew H. to the stakes and hrs
Rorsp Il--Chandler pursuing the same tactics. going
right into Harms corner and fighting him out OF IT, and
Publishing him heavily oil The time, Harris returning the
compliments 10 the best OF his abity In all the work
thus far Chandler appeared TO be playing with his an
agonist and never looked for instant as II he had
hard cork. After few seconds they clinched, and
while In this condition Tommy punished Harms fear
fully, when they went down, the latter being under.
RorSp Is-fn this round Harris struck Chandler ,hs
heaviest blow he had Jet delivered he appeared TO
have pat all his remaining strength in Il, and whom u
landed on Tommys body made the youngster s,aseer
was followed By another, when Tommy sent in one OF
his smAsher on Doonsv's left eve which Gu, severe
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TEWPHTS APPEAL.
pUBLIaIrED DAILY a WEEKLY
JOHN S. C. HOGAN s. co
60 IL sr-nscr1PTIoN.

Dauy un a6vancel per annnm
-. ..vrters and neNa-dealers. per copy r -
v3ee-ly per annuHi On advance 80.
49, 10 "a fscripti0u entered on our man DuDh
A. J. Iess time than one month
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PERSONAL ITEMS.

Barnum has bought a house in Fifth
avenue, near Fortieth street, New York
for 100000.
The president has appointed the fol
lowing board Of visitors to the United
States military academy for the year
1857 George w. Burleigh, ESQ, New
Hampshire Hon. n. A. Thompson
Massachusetts DIR. f. Vinton, New
York; Rev. Henry Slieer, Maryland
Prof. w. C. Kerr, North Carolina; Hon
James B. Campbell, South Carolina
Hon. John Hill, Georgia; Prof J. Ken
drick. Ohio; Hon. Hezekiah Wells
Michigan; Rev. George F. Hagoun
Iowa Gen. Henry H. Sibley, Mime
sofa Richard Chenery, Esq, California
Gen. It. NJ. Harris, West Virginia. Hon
J.W. MeCorkle, Nevada; Hon. =. Il
Augamab. Louisiana. The board con
vened on Tuesday. ,.,
An English barrister at-laW SIR. WI
liam Loves Rushton, of Gray's Inn.
who claims to have anticipated Lore
Campbell in the endesvor 10 prove Dy
careful examination of the plays, thai
Shakespeare was 8 lawyer, has just pub
lished the first portion Of Shakespeare
Illustrated by Old Authors and fur'
nishes some very apt Illustrations of Oh
scure passages, and words and expires
sions of doubtful meaning, by appropriate
extracts from authors whom Shakespeare
had probably read.