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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
SHERIFF. SALE-BAILEr ct al

scT,fE Or w'soovsIX, Circuit Court Of Grant Conn
- 0rautCounty, ~, Wisconsin.
Il Hslt Plaintiff VS.. John " Bailey. Louisa Bailey
aH8 Jthn &. Shultn, Defendant.
E, virtue oi Judgment Of foreclosure ana sale rem
deIed and made in the above famed court, in the
Shove eusitle action, dated the sth day March
4 ,na. and hy tie direction of the plaintiff at
tornef VIII or CT sale and seli at public vcndHe
IL th highest bidder cash. AZ .he front door of the
court honst n te village Of Lancaster, Grant county,
i7oD ou tlss ,fd dsA Of Juns, SOS. II ! o'clock
the tte1looH aA ut day. the following described
re e-tae tu-Ht Yle north cast quarter -f the south
0est 3Hsrt,r ttian aumber one lJ township num-
ser Hvt uerth 81 rsues number two y, t0f the
iauF.H uc i uteglian, containing i0rtY acres, stu
atrd il tl 551his ol Grsnt nd STATE Of Wisconsin.
-a8 ss i made ID satisfy the judgment in this
caa sauu8ue To ave hundred and ninety dollars
ana tats eel1s damages, ts590ae sixty eight and
St-iC COSTS, interest and accrGins costs.
j. y. COX, sheriff,
NsH3 Sheriff Office, lancaster is. April ~, 1865.
p. HsAo plG ATTY. 4o-w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
-nERIFF SALF-RorrzoNa.

esgtta of " WISCONSIN,, Circuit Court Of Grant Co.,
2 0taut C9uufF. Wisconsin.
jfian H. Cubs plaintiff, against Andrew Routzong.
eaebatut-
lv virtue IF Judgement OF Foreclosure and order
ot ealc rendered and made i'm the abo named court,
dated this alta day March. A. d 1865 and by d.
rteton"3 Gle hiauths Attorney will offer for sale
ann Nill se ~ u9lic sale 10 the bighost bidder for
cs an ule premises IN the town OF jamestown Grant
Couniy, Mtscou-n thu 3rd day Of June, 1868, 9
oeoe. a, ~. Gu that day the following described
pts pattE, to-Nitt
fJli9Ts: Ne-jgHiug at ihe stone which marks the
so# t west corner 81 }i state Of Wisconsin, thence
u9Tff5 tt- ro9a 30 ct, thence in right ana
Win said rad south easterly the State line thence
west en sld bne 60 the place Of beginning IN Grant
cra4iS, s Il. Also The talng structure known the
@.aoHiaee uouae situate upon leased ground near
fhe above described land IN the town Of Jamestown,
Nlcon-lH oaj STAG will be made 10 satisfy the judge
men' ~ tais etse amounting to six hundred and
aua o fopths collars ts5Os.59) besides interest aud
costs ami costs at sale. JAMES cox, Sheriff.
Uat.a ahel'h Office Lancaster. April 20, 1863.
=. AL.EN BARBER, Pif- ATTY. 46vS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
ESTATE OF PEER.

county y rsa IN f coaa AS S9fq 9:rS Is
On reading and filing the petition o Joseph Walker
Administrator Of the estate OF said Mary H. Peer dec d.
representing among other things that he has fully ad-
mterel said estate and praying that time and place
be liked for examining and allowing his of his
Administration 1t ordered that said application be
heard before the Judge of this court the Probate
cas- of june. 1865, at O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said daF aud il is iU Their ordered that notice Of said
application and hearing be given 70 All persons inter
estcd IA thsBaid estate ty publishing copy of this
dcs ior three successive weeks in each week in
tle Grant Comfy Herald newspaper printed Ian.
custer ia said County prior to said hearing
Nm. AcG0NlGAL, Co Judge.
Dated t!ss j-th say OF tiay F2fh IS, i9-w3%
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

a. For sale al tina HEESLn Office Lancaster W..
the following Blanks which Will send by mail 80,
.ya maid } Al the prices named per dozen:
STAY on Execution, 10 cts neutrality-suspicious. IA
sumIops 10; subpoena, Is; Attachment 10: u arrnnt
81 atracbn,ept l5s Affidavit for Warrant Attachment
Ia Complaint for NaTrnt 10; Warrant. la. Afidaytt
for Garnashee summons, Ia Garnashee summons Is +;
Affidavit for Rrplevin, 10 Writ ot kcpie M 10 eilire
g. Iurv IS; nj Orders Is Notes OF baud, III Power OF
At,y 10: Notice Of Trial IS; Road Tax Receipts y;
IN on Jus transcript So; Fix on Jus. Judgment ~ :
warranty Deed Co; Exr. Adm r. ana 1naFaisn Deed oo
oit claim Deed 40 Land Mortgage, 80; Cbattel Mort
Sage 90: Land Contract, 40; Mining Lease, 70 Gene
sry Deed ~; Marriage Certificate, -.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

The HoP RooT I'RADE-We learn
from Baraboo, the center Of the hop
root trade, that the unexpectedly
large demand 70 hop roots is raising
the price so that roots are selling on
the streets at $8010 per acre. The
root crop turns out to be short one,
and dealers have in some cases been
obliged to pay more for roots than
they had contracted to supply them
for. There has been some Sinking
Of agreements, but We are glad to
learn that the principal regular deal
ers have filled every contract to this
date and expect to fill future orders
at their present prices.--State Journ-
nj
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
A Miners Riches.

Another extraordinary example
Of the productiveness of the Peru>
Wan mines, is found at San Jose, in
the department of. Huanca velica.
The owner of the mines of San Jose
requested the vieeroy Castro, whose
friend he was, to become godfather
to his first child. The viceroy con-
sented but at the time fixed for the
christening, some important affair of
state prevented him from quitting
the capital, and he sent the vice
queen to officiate rs his proxy. To
render honor TO his illustrious guest,
the owner of the San Jose mines laid
down a triple row of silver bars along
the whole way (and it was 10 very
short distance) from his house to the
church Over this silver pavement
the vice queen accompanied the in
FAINT to the church where it was bap-
tised. On her return, her host pre-
scented to her the whole of the silver
road, in token of his gratitude for
the honor she had conferred on him.
Since that. the mines and the PROV
ince in which they are situated. have
borne the name of CastrOviceroy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

Iowa CRops The editor of the
Iowa Falls Sentinel has been at much
pains to ascertain from the farmers
the condition and prospects of the
small grain crops. But one answer
comes, and that is that there is from
fifty to one hundred per cent. more
wheat sown this spring than ever be
fore ; that oats are also in large proper
ton. and that both promise most
abundant harvests. The fields of
wheat and oats are already clothed
in beautiful garments of growing by
inches under the inspiration of propi-
tious sun and rains
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

II Is CssSYIe. u snry burgess.
80 JOHN MOOR
lsu are aeeris uothe6 thar varrant Of attachment
has se. In 5a4 sanS5 yea youF properts attach
- = SATISFY riie oaunid OF Joan SchartenstiHe am
ouafIr duilars ana eighty Now unless
Aau ael ugpser bal9re utnry burgess Justice OF the
Feale .s,d county his Office ia said town
t4 leta i.Y IS May lstS at Oinek in the at
tsIaQ e. Jad-utae1t o Bee rendered against you and
Yo4r lfagerly su.a &c psy the debt
JOHN 81 uARFENSTINE
Apgi I'D, 1855 45-w33 Plain tia
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

la tae uatte the state Of Henry ". Hodges, de-
ce,4eG "a Probate, Grant &c Court.
Gag htraly given that wt the subscribers, were
On & stu dsy 81 sprj lStS. appointed and commiss.
toned IS sHs Judge d tae county court OF Grant Conn
IT, commissioners 10 reseva. examine and adjust all
ctis aud demands ai III persons against the said de
ceastd; lt seven u months from aud after the first
day 8, Allil l>sS. has been allowed and Unite 4 for
creditors present their ciains 10 for examination
sud allowance ADD that vii the first Mondays
% Jaly and November, 1905 al the Court House in
Lancaster n @4id county from ID q clock VI. until
cl3k E. s u eara u SAID days will attend to the
di-cAsf-e el Gsyies commissioners aforesaid.
FRANCIS II. BONHAM
LEWIS HOLLOWAY
8swf THOS SHANLY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
GIFT ENTERPRISE
PRIZE CONCERT!
AT noSCoBEL, WIS.
Over $1,000 In Gifts TO be Distributed
Among tho Ticket Holders
On tha -1rth nf, .TY1lvy Is2ESG

1000 in Tickets, Numbering from ] to 1000
will be sold at dollar each holders Of which will be
entitled to admission to the Concert aud each ticket
will give the holder chance 20 draw any one of the
most valuable prizes named 10 tho list below Each
article named In this list ia exactly
and good and perfect titles will be given thereto
These prizes of that character be cseul 70 any
one-property that any woman can use or dis
pose of to advantage. Notce-that the proportion Of
prizes is 600 tickets issued and prizes among
them Read the list and try your chance by investing
doller you may gain small fortune The proper
ty is TO be thus disposed of in consequence my late
losses BY IRE.
1st-Capital PriSe--Houge and lot on cor
ner of Wisconsin avenue and Bluff street
In tho Village Of Roscohel known "a tina
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

Tho Concert will be given At IL o'clock 81. or the
4th day of July 1868 immediately after which the
distribution will take place. in the presence the tick
ct holders who will epponts committee to take charge
Of the drawing
Agents and purchasers will be furnished with correct
ists soon pub ished.
The deeds and property placed in the hands of
Mr.. G. w Parker, well known merchant of Boscobel,
who Will retain possession of the till the drawing
comes on when they will be delivered TO the holders
of lucky tickets.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH, Sent by mall on
receipt of price Club Rates. tickets for $5 II for
$40; 70 for SO Agents wanted everywhere Money
by express p order draft registered letter msy
be Sc at at my risk Address, j. J. BUTTON, Boscobel
Grant County, Wis. 49-*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
Judging Character by the Rair.

Coarse black hair aud dark skin
signify great power of character,
with tendency TO sepsuality.--
Fine hair and dark skin indicate
strength of character along with
purity and goodness. Stiff strait
hair and beard indicate a coarse.
strong, rigid and Straightforward char
acter. Fine dark brown hair signi-
ties the combination of exquisite sem
sibilitv with great force of character
Flat, clinging, strait hair, melan-
choly but extremely constant char
acter: Harsh, upright hair is the
sign of reticent and sour spirit, u
stubborn harsh character. Course,
red hair and whiskers indica to pow
erfuI animal passions, together with
o corresponding strength of charac-
ter. Auburn hair, with florid connte-
nance. denotes high order of senti-
nent and intensity of feeling, puri-
ty of character, with the highest Ca
pacity of enjoyment or suffering
Strait even, smooth and glossy hair
denotes strength. harmony and even
ness of character, hearty affections,
q clear head and superior talents
Fine, silky, supple hair 10 the mark
of delicate and sensitive temper
merit, and speaks in favor of the
mind and character of the owner
Crisp, curly hair indicates q hasty,
somewhat impetuous and rash
character With hair denotes
lymphatic and indolent constitution /;
and we may add that besides these
qualities, there are chemical proper.
ties residing in the coloring matter
of the hair-tube which undoubtedly
have some effect upon the disposit-
ion. Thus red-haired people are no,
teriously passionate Now, red hair
is proved by analysis to contain
large amount of sulphur, while very
black hair il colored with almost
pure carbon.
The presence of these matters in
the blood points to peculiarities Of
temperament and feeling, which are
almost universally associated with
them. The very way IN which the
hair flows is strongly Indicative of
the ruling passions and inclinations,
and perhaps a clever person could
give shrewd guess at the manner
Of a man or womrn's disposition by
only seeing the back Of the head -
Secrets Of Beauty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
PLOWS AT CASSvlLLE

mean , 70 Keep On hand aud AXE 10 order a frat.
Tase A.oW ~ N'rk and durability also 40 ii kinTs Of
BAG Ashii'hlDS, Repairing, Wagon Work &c in .ta
bet style and cheap for cash HENRY SySeSrrp 'us
Cassyiie. Eeh. y, lSbS ''S Eh'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

The GERMAN RUSH TO AMERICA
letters from the county of Schann-
burg electoral Hesse) state that
the emigration.to this country is ex-
traordiuarily great this year, and
that even many peasants in easy
circumstances are quitting their
homes for tho United States The
number of persons leaving, it is add
ed, is more considerable than during
the period from 1852 TO 1854, when
the uncertain condition of the coun i,
try determined many Of the inhabi>
lance to abandon it. At present the
excessive augmentation OF the taxes
appear to be the principal cau.e Of
this exodus
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
"HAwxEyE CuL7ivA7oa"

haze made the following Improvement. "a my Gull
tiyator-for ali 10 he sold this year; the advantages
viii be seen at
The arm is OF hardened iron; wooden hub With case
hardened axle wheel doute tAe former gdtb shovels
all hardened and viii scour.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

sss-Tn Eisenbacn, on the 2lst of
March an inscription was placed on
the house in which Bach was born !;
the words inscribed upon the block
of marble were: "John Sebastian
Bach was born in this house on the
21st March, 16e5-186s." A speech
and musical performance concluded
tho ceremony.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

SWEDISH WoMKN.--The bedding
everywhere along the road is of
home made linen, and | do not rec>
ollect an instance where it has not
been brought out fresh and sweet
from the press for us. In this, az in
all other household arrangements,
the people are very tidy and cleanly,
though little deficient as regards
their own persons. Their clothing,
however, is OF a healthy, substantial
character, and the women consult
comfort rather than ornament. !
have not seen low>necked dress or
thin shoes north of Stockholm. !
protest, lose all patience when l
think of the habits of our American
women, especially of our country
girls. If ever the Saxon race does
deteriorate on the American side of
the Atlantic, as some ethnOlogists
anticipate, it will he wholly their
fault.--Bayard Taylor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
TO THE FARMERS
Of Grant County:
PORTABLE FENCE

aSs fra!ly been invented sud n5a FL ,.ceassgul r 81
"a inventor, MI Pete. ~ Taorptog, ana ssa rs MI
.Isues Ml1er af tae larEtst lipc6 growers ID No
festefr psst Of Graft county
he advantages Of the shove mentioned feu-a oy 4
She common poet aud hoard fence these.
lst It. ,Js; Is from twenty ave g. seats per s,a
less.
2ud. There are no posts rsel in ts construction.
short brace ~ inches bcng used az the cad afeaeb
PANEL and said fence be built ot h5aris rails.
poles or combination al either with wire
ard. II Will turn all kinds II stock, large small.
9Th Two common farm haLds can make, build sud
put up eighty ross Of said fence ia days with
vat extra exertlou. The inventor Mr. Peter n.
Thornton. OF Bloomington sud Mr. james Miner, of
Ltle Grant are now using the fence their farms,
sud have tested u % their entr~ satisfaction.
Reference can be made 70 them County, town aud
luoivsr@ rights for sale: Apply Peter ~ Thornton
*nd 60 Il CHanber. ar either 81 them, Blooming.
ron, Grant Co. Wis. S7-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

CHIEF JUsTICE, CHASE cannot
preside at the trials Of Andrew John
son and Jefferson Davis at the same
time. The bail of the latter has
therefore been renewed. Among
those who signed the new bail bonds
are the names of Horace Greeley
Gerrit Smith, and Cornelius Wander
bilt. 1t is now supposed that the
trial of the traitor will follow swiftly
after that of the renegade.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

asa- Tie piece of lace over tum
bier, letting it down about half way !;
put in some sweet peas; In a little
while roots will appear and seek the
bottom of the tumDler, then the vine
appears and can be trained on Irvine
for support, and it will begin to show
the pretty flowers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
SLTMM0NS-SEHns-

E,rAga OF WISCONSIN,, :. Circuit Court. In and for
- Count Il Grant. Grant County, Wis.
Thomas Hood rs. W. sehon.
3Ie &ea n Wisconsin 70 lie defendant mere named
You are hereby summon "a and required 10 answer
the compintin this action which viii be filed in the
office OF the clerk of the Circuit Court Grant County
at she court house is the village OF Lancaster in said
county AMI 10 serve copy OF your TO the said
complaint the subscribers their Office in the viii
aee on anea>ter, iscon@in, within twenty days after
ts service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service
ana y YIN lGi % answer the complaint aforesaid,
wliRn the time oresaid the Plaintiff in this action
W. cake Judgement against yen Tor the OF three
hundred ana eight dollars with in tercst the from
The th daY 0 August, l361 and also for the and
f,l 49,. .sft 4t7tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

1T il said that George Frsr els
Trains patriotism once led him
to transport his wife from Australia
to New York, that his child might
be born on American soil, and be
thus eligible to the Office of Presi-
dent of the United States. When
the child acas born it proved to be a
girl The Cady Stanton revolution
lists may consider this prophetic OF
female political supremacy, perhaps.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

sB~ Perhaps it is not generally
known that potatoes, cut for seed,
should be exposed to the sun, or dried
otherwise, for while, before plant.
ing. They come up much stronger
and quicker than those planted freah
and bleeding.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

II you would cease PESTS to board.
And have your lsrders richly stored
With Hubbard squash and pumpkin pies,
Go thoE, my friend AND DO LIKEWISE,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
NATHAN, OSWALD & cos
NEW STORE

MYE take pleasure in announcing to the people Of
w Mount Hope and vicinity that we have received
our NEW STOCK OF GOODS, consisting of SD entire
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

dent OF the United States. When
the child acas born it proved to be a
girl The Cady Stanton revolution
lists may consider this prophetic OF
female political supremacy, perhaps.
Harrison Reed, who has just
been elected Governor of Florida by
the Republicans, is we'll known to
the earlier settlers of this State. He
was for some time editor OF the Mil :
waukee Sentinel, afterward published
the Menasha ConSeruotor, and had q
brief connection with the Madison
Journal He is worthy man and
his old friends in Wisconsin will be
glad to hear of his election.--JdneS-
pile Gazette.
--Thurlow Weed thinks that it is
TO the honor of Senator Wilson that
:. while other Senators have made
fortunes and bought expensive man
sions in Washington, he is the same
poor man that he was wlen, twenty
years ago, be left bis Workshop to
serve his country.
The Annual Meeting Of Wiscon-
sin Wool Manufacturers was recently
held at Appleton. Reports were
made showing there were forty wool
en- mills in the State, capable of mans
ufacturing 1905 900 yards of cloth
annually.
David Small, recently Burgo-
master of marlborough, Pa, is the
same individual, who, when Mayor
of that place in June, 1863, walked
seven miles to surrender the town
TO the rebels.
The majority for the eonstitu-
ton in Louisiana is about $1,000
The Republicans have about rs MAJ
iority on joint ballet in the Legisla-
tnre.
A recent twelve hour prayer
meeting was conducted in Baltimore,
by twelve ministers of various Evan
gelical demonstrations, each talking
an hour.
What is the largest room in the
world ? The room for Improvement.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-03
SIcO LOCALS.

JisiI''i,g "p aJ"'".
The Luldinys lately burned at tho Arc near
the Cataract bridge, are being rapidly repaired
-.,h,: Of IN. Clc,vcs heirs AMI the Water Pow
or Co.'S. Me-. HUI will no, build again a, pres
,nt. The city will probably widen the street Al
that po,nt, AMI the other parties will not build
until thu, subject is settled. Mr. Hill hss open.
ell his shop ON the south side Of Pepperel
Square.
S.cia, !ais.
The ia.iics Of the Congregational Society in
this city held Festival AMI Fair at their Ves-
try ON wclnes,isy evening. (2Jth) for the benefit
of the S,bba,h School Library. A large num-
her were in attend lnce, and a very pleaS.n,
occasion was enjoyed nv Ill present. Over Slcc
WIS realised from the sale Of fancy articles, &c
S,eap,~r En'r'Prise.
The Steamer Enterprise win commence run
ming regular trips between Saco and Boston, mex
week. The ice has broken away in the ehanne
of the river below the covered bridge. AZ Tho
prc,ent rate Of soit weather, the river viii II
entirely clear Of ice by the last Of this week.
Nc,- Election
A warran, for an election Of a member OF tho
Common Council, in place Of Joseph Stevens, re-
sirnel, from wsrl l., has been issued by thu
M,yor and Aldermen. The election viii be held
next Wednesday (S,h,) the polls to be kept oper
until o'clock, rs usual.
f,r-.
A fire vas discovered on Monday night last
at about l0o'clcck. in a small unoccupei build
ing ON wharf hill, near Common Street, owne
by Mr.. II. j. Rice. The frc department was or
han,l promptly. and the lire WAS extinguisheI
before il hal g,inci much hca'lwsy.