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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29
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SfATE o wIsooSsiS, I s. In Probate, Grant County
~ Grant County, Court
In the matter of the estate Of Asenath Kies
On reading and filing the petition Of Dan ell Kies Of
Ora t county, representing among oher things. tbg:
Asenath Kies late OF Giant county the 18th Jay
November, D. 1867, at Grant county, did, intesste.
leaving goods, ehattsls and within this State Of
Wisconsin. and that the said petitioner is Of said
deceased and praying ~. administration said
be 10 a. ~. hushnei Of Lancaster granted.
Therefore, il ordered that said application be heard
befre the Judge of this Court the Pr bate Office
the village Of Lancaster in said county Monday the
70 n day OF January, 1868, AT O'Clock in the sf-
ternoon of said day.
And is further ordered that notice thereof bo Civ
to the heirs of said deceased and all persons in
terested by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing u the
Grant County HLRALD, weekly newspaper printed In
Lancaster in said county
COWS BY the Court WA MAMMAL
Dated pee ~, 1853 County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29
Estate of Murray.

Gran OF WrscoNsig. In Probate. Grant Count.
- Grant County, CoErt Dec. Term 1908
Present Vim. McGonigal Judge.
On this Goth day OF December A d 1868 upon resdias
and filing the petition Of John Murray of said Grant
county. Wis. stating that Patrick Murray died ntss
late in the Grant county, leaving goods ehatteIs and
sstae within id State Of Wisconsin and praying that
he be appointed Administrator of the estate Of the said
Gsceas ed.
II Is ordered, Ibat said application be heard before
tho Judge Of this court, at the Probate Office IN
Lancaster in said on Tuesday the 10th day o.
said day;
Aud it n further ordered that notice OF said applica.
ton and hearing be given to all persons
the said estate by blishng copy of this
order for three ~ successive weeks in each week,
in the Grant County Herald weekly newspaper print
ed at Lancaster Ia said county prior To said day "
hearing.
By the Court wM. McGoNIGAL
Sn-H3 County Judge,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29
Mr.. Greeley's Opinion OF White House
Aspirants.

Atthe entertainment given in Mon
treal in honor Of Mr.. Greeley, the
Mayor made an allusion 10 Daniel
Webster. in response to which the
guest of the evening spoke Of the
Presidential disease among our pub,
lie men, as follows:
Mr.. Webster was not only gen-
tleman, but he had the elements OF
moral greatness; but he had faults as
we'll. He failed only in one respect,
and in this respect differ from him
he wanted To be President. and
don't. Cheers AID aughter.] But
for that one misfortune he would
have been the greatest man America
ever produced We have seen our
greatest man, Mr. Chase, making the
same blnnder. | have seen men who
had the disease early and died of it at
very old age. La ghter.1 Gen.
Lewis Cass died at about 50. and up
to the day Of his death be wanted to
be President. No one ever escapes
who once catches the disease; he lives
and dies in the deluson. Being a
reader anu an observer at an early
age, | saw how it poisoned and par
ally zed the very best of our public
men, aud | have carefully avoided it.
Ii was easy then to speak and justice,
when they needed an advocate. when
those who threatened could execute
no vengeance that you dreaded. So
thea | think you are happy in that
respect, if in no other. for none OF
you in Canada expect to become the
sovereign of your country. Cheer
and Iaughter.] That enables you 10
have purer press and more fearles,
public men perhaps than you would
otherwise have. We at least, in GU,
day, have President elect who did
not try to be President. He was
elected mainly on that account
Laughter.] We have others who
tried to get in by declining, but that
wouldn't do. Renewed laughter
Leta public man honestly go forward
saying what he believes TO be just
doing what he thinks is right, and
though he may not probably be Pres
ident, ne can enjoy 3 very large
measure of freedom of opinion, al
well as freedom of action (hcar, hear
though freedom Of opinion is the very
last thing that free people is dis
posed to concedc to its public men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29
Say It may not be generally known

SGS IL may not pc generally known
that the patent held by A. B. Wilson
for the tour-motion feed used
in all family sewing-machines for
feeding along the cloth, expired on
the 18th inst, and Commissioner
Foote has refused to grant an extern
SION. That important part of the
machine may now therefore be used
freely by any manufacturer, and an
important step toward reducing the
price Of the machines is thus secured
1t is ascertained that the actual cost
of manufacture of good machine is
only from $40 to S14. while the re-
tail price is about $50. With this
enormous margin of profit, 1t can
hardly be doubted that the patentees
are reaping ample remuneration for
their ingenuity, and it is well that
their rights should lapse as fast as
the law allows Yet Elias Howes
patent was EXTENDED after he had
cleared $500 900 by bis invention,
and his heirs are now asking Congress
for another seven years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29
Sammons--FiscIanech.

~ FATE or Wisconsin Circuit Carr. in a. g.,
- county O. 1fa 4. }rAni county, VIE.
Barbara Fisoanech paiatG, -. Joseph Fischuech de-
PENDANT
me &Gte Of Wisconsin, % ire d. zdaat gbovs named.
Aon are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the complaint in Tho ton copy of W lch Il IA in ,hs
ONCE Of the Clerk OF add Court and serve copy Of
your ansHer TO said complaint the subscribers a.
ther oree Ia village Of Lancaster Wisconsin within
twenty Gays after the service hereof exclusive Of he
cay OF such serFice and il you fail TO answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff in
this sction will apply to the court tor tho rels deuus
ded in the said comp Amt.
Sntb BLSnNEII 4 CLARE pls-s A,.,
pGtsd December 9th A. b. 1903 Lancaster Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29

SSTArE WISCONSIN Probate Once. n.cem.sr
~ Grant County, 2Trd 1868.
In the matter Ct the Proof and Probate of the last VIII
sud Testament Of James p Cox deceased late of the
County Of Grant
Whereas az instrument in writing purportius to b.
the last WA and test ment OF James T. Cox decra4e
late 81 the County Of Grant has flied in tis Office;
snd whereas, application has been made by James
Cox, Jr.. praying that the same re praven and
admitted 10 Probate according laws Of this State
IL Is ordered that said applicable be heard before
me az the Probate Office in the village of Lancaster in
sad county, ON Tuesday the 9th day of January 1859
AT one clock IL The afternoon OF said day.
And II is flu her ordered that nIice shall be given to
al persons interested in said viii the time and pace
OF laid hearing by publication of copy IF this order
IN the Grant County Herald a weekly newspaper
printed at Lancaster in said County for three success
I'VE weeks once each week prior 70 the time Of such
hearing. By the Court
SotS VIZ McGoNIGAL Co Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29
New ARRANGEMENTS He nceforth

New ARRANGEMENT - He nceiorth
the business department OF the Her
aid office will DO in charge OF John
Cover, who takes lease Of the office
for an indefinite time. The editorial
charge is TO remain as usual, with
the senior editor, and the change If
made emit rely with the view OF re.
lieving him from business RESPONSE
biliticS. No perceptible change is to
be made in the piper
1t is hoped that old accounts will
be settled at once and without delay
to enable the subscriber 70 Jay his
old debts.
Mr. Dennis Nye is my collecting
agent to travel and collect dues.
But payment can be made just as
Well by letter, and 1t a great saving
J. Q. CovGR.
Lancaster, Dec. 1868.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29

THE WHEAT CROP ON TIE MoVE.-
Intelligence from the interior railway
stations il TO the effect that holders
OF wheat arc beginning to put it upon
the market in limited quantities. At
several stations, last Saturday, from
1000 to 5000 bushels were mark eted.
and it was thought that the move
ment would become general, and that
larger portion of the crop, now in
first hands, would be brought forward
for sale.
We have urged upon the farmers
the adoption of this policy. If they
will sell their wheat any paw their
debts, it will sensibly relieve the
bard times. by placing the money
that their wheat will bring in general
curlation 1t is not unlikely that
from four to six million bushels of
wheat will be marketed in this State
within the next four weeks.-N.
Paul Pioneer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29

THE INCOME TAx.--No single class
Of taxation outside of the Injuries
yielded so much to the Government
as,does that on incomes. Statistics
concerning this tax reveal q state OF
affairs wholly at variance with
grumbling regulators and Demo-
cratic stumpers Instead of its being
oppressive and burdensome, it was
borne when highest by AGO 900 of our
citizens, and now by not over $50
600 or just one. half of that numoer
The peor man should rejoice in the
fact that this small number of for
tunately wealthy should be under
obIigatians to contribute over $50
900 600 annually TO the public in
debtedness. This is handsome an
nual donation, and it is q foolish logic
that wishes any portion Of it to rest
upon shoulder less able TO bear it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29

s-e.While the London papers, in
discussing American affairs-Seneral-
H. disagree, the Tories sympathlzlng
with the Democrats and most OF the
Liberals sympathizing with the Re
nnhlieans, there is for once an entire
agreement in their opinion of Presi-
d9nt Johnson's Message, and especial
~ If that portion " hich relates TO The
IToited States bonds. When we shall
bear from the other countries OF En-
.eno i will be found, We believe, that
IN All Earope there is not solitary
,1aner which does not join in the uni
7ersal condemnation OF Mr.. ohneoh
views. The civilized woriu f'Jec'S
with disgust the financial g 9;Ins,;.
which is proposed in the President
Message.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29
BosroN, Dec. %.

BOsTUN, Dec. 20.
The Supreme Court has decided
that the enactment of liquor license
law of last winter did not repeal the
law known as the liquor nuisance
act, nor the sixth section of the
eighty seventh chapter of the gener
al statues which is as follows; all
buildings, places or tenements restor
ed to for prostitution, Iewdness or il
legal gan bling, or used for the sale
of intoxicating liquors, shall be deem
ed as common nuisances. This law,
il is well known, allows the prosecu
ton of both occupant and owners OF
the buildings so used. The decision
is quite "a surprise and an unpleasant
one to many pa ties who have been
complained OF under the acts, and
whose cases have been decided by
the decision.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29
na- The President has issued q

na- The President has issued an
amnesty proclamation, pardoning all
rebels not pardoned before. 1t in
cludes JEFF. Davis, Breckenridge,
jacob Thompson, Mason, Sidell, and
all others who were directly or in
directly engaged IN The late rebellion.
The parties above-named are now 10
foreign countries.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29

sS-A venerable mercantile Brown.
who has operated in apples on the
ST. Loris ferry boats for years, re-
tired from business Friday morning.
on being informed by Archbishop
Kenrick that he had fallen heir TO
$3.50, 900 10 Ireland. Nr. Browns
basket and the good will OF his bust
ness are for sale.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29
Baron James Rothschild.

A Paris correspondent of the Bos>
ton Advertiser, referring TO the late
Baron Rothschld, says
In everything he did and said came
out a person Of no culture, narrow
intellect, ecclesiastical, harsh, aud
glorying 10 bis shop-lleeping acute
ness and fancied superiority to the
rest CT the world. Few of US there
are who have not at times been out
Of conceit with ourselves. James
Rothschild was one Of few. lie
chuckled daily and hourly over Il 9
pull be had obtained on humanity
with his monetary lever.
Money was his test Of every prod
uct Of the mind. An idea or crea-
ton which had not market value was
worthless in his eyes His faith IN
the absolviDg power Of the ignot led
him in the drawing room OF palaces
TO forget the most elementary re
stfaints and behave TO ladies with
gross familiarity. TO his employees
be was habituaily rude, often over
bearing, and be was never kno IN 80
give them a iaygeSSe. He watched
them at their desks with the glance
OF task master, and though he act
ed on hints thrown out by the intel>
ligent, their suggestions were invali>
ably met with rebutfs, intended, it is
said, to conceal sense of ignorance.
Baron James Rothechild was Jealous
Of every Jew who aspired to mount
high in the financial world. But he
was generous in subscribing to char
liable institutions for bis poor breth-
rem, W hen asked by a rabbi to nut
down his name, or by committee.
EFFECT OF BRIGHT RED ON ANIMALS.
We have never been able TO arrive at
o solution Of the curious effects OF the
sight Of scarlet on some animals No
treatise on natural history we ever
have seen gives satisfactory expla
nation of facts which must often have
been noticed by the most unobserv-
ant. An exchange says:
Many persons have unquestionably
lost their lives in consequence OF
wearing articles OF dress which pro-
voked dometicated animals TO such d
pitch OF fury as tn lead to melancholy
results. Females, for example, in att
tempting TO cross pasture, wearing
q red shawl, red covering tor the
head, scarlet dress, flowing scarlet
ribbons, whore bulls are grazing, haz
ard their lives. Oxen, otherwise
poaceably disposed, become intensely
infurlated at some seasons by the
sight OF bright red handkerchiefs, or
almost any article of female dress of
that particular hue. 1t is equally Gu,
rious that turkeys manifest the same
restlessness and ultimate excitement
at red flags or rod dresses. The tur-
key cock on such occasions assumes
extraordinary dignity, gobbIing m )st
uproariously and creating an i'm
mense excitement in his family. not
accustomed to the sight. Nearly all
the wild grazing animals exhibit ex>
treme surprise, if not positive fright,
when red cloth fsats before them.
Scientific american.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29

Switzerland is hereafter TO chose
its representatives in Government by
direct universal suffrage. Switzer
land has always taken the United
States as an example. May we not
turn the table.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29

WAGES IN CALncRNIA.-San Fran
cisco supports q Labor Erchonoe
which is so managed rs to brirg to-
gether employer end employee. 1t
is not managed as & man and women
trap like suca establishments in n. Y.
City, but business is done fairly. 1t
is here that applications are made by
person and letter from all parts Of
country west Of the Rocky noun
tains for laborers OF all kinds. male
and female. The concern is kept up
by charitable contributions, and does
an immense business. Il il here
thai..women hear of employment in
good families at $50 90 to $50 90 per
month in gold, with board. Carpen.
tiers $500 10 $500 per day. Common
laoorers 50 so to So 90. Blacksmiths
$500 to So 90 The San Francisco
editors originated this great work
with others equally useful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29

Spain has an army hardly ex-
eeeding lis, 900 men. There are 100
vessels in the navy, carrying about
200 guns, and manned by nearly
$4,000 men. Only six of its vessels
are armor plated
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29
S15. GET THE BEST. s15.
SENT BY EXPRESS, CASH ON DELIVERY.
THE 6EIIIIE GROlDl GOLD WATCHES.

IMPROVED AND MANUFACTURED by as are All
the best make Htstsng finely chased and beanti
fully enomelled Ftsnt ana Defachcd Lsrers f1 800
ed, and every match per. ectly regulated nd ;ssS
and u SRANTEED BY TdE COMPANY to Essn cor
pear nee equal to solid gold as long ne worn y
These celebrated watches we are aow sending ,t ~
mai ana express C. o. ID. anSwl,r within the Int =
able delivery. Fee' pas
N MONEY Is REQUIRED IN ADVANCES =,
pFfs a9t al should Teceire and the eosd bs5oys 20
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29
MSGLE WATCH 10 ANY inDRrxx az

A CLUB or SIX. WITH AN EXTRA wAT.,rT TO
THE AGENT SENDING THE CLUB soe M.Erx ~
SEVEN ATGHES FOR $50. 'N
Also superb lot Of most elegant Orotde Chains 81
tue i@test and most costly styles and patterDs for,
Ladies ana Gentlemens from 10 TO 40 inches in
length at prices of 81 81 So Sad ), each; sent when
ordered with watch at the regular whoesaI. prices
DESJRIBs THE WATCH ENQUIRE !, ,ebtt5e, I,3.
tes eF oef1"cNS SAGE, and ldress your orders and
letters 20 TUX 0ROlDE WATCH CO.
sumo las Fulton Street New York
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29
Neuo advertisements.
SURPRISE OATS.
A MOST VALE ABLE ACHIEVEMENT OF cULTUR
FROM TIE 3yLD OATS OF ILL

4 MUsT FALL AbLL AOttiA ~ NJ IN I q 2 N ~
FROM TiIE 3fLD OATS OF ILL
This new and distinct variety If ots has been growa
th past season by the subscriber and be now, with inc
utmost confidence recommends I'll I'm greatly superior
70 ov ether kinds for the following reasons:
Ttcv mature in eighty ia s. enabling the farmer 70
harves, right hsyng and stack before wheat
harvest
They yield enormGusiy-in good seasons from 5 70
100 bushels the acrethis ny best acre eid-
ed IS bushels and pouud Ny seed. clean Of every
thing. weighed IS pounds TO the struck busael this
season even. they weigh pounds from the machine
Ny seed si2 bUshei, but my test yiea
ed enough more oats. at 5 cents a bIshe, than the
average Of my oisten oats, TO pay for the seed e
say nothing Vi the rent OF three additional Of
land and u bushels of seed sown thereon.
regard them superior to the Norway Oats in
every particular, wing had te OF quantities of each
g.cwing side by siie the past Price - per
bSshels of IS pound, order SOON NJ K YOUNG
Glen Haven, De o. 1865 3O-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29

Chicago has had 4,547 marriages
and 81 divorces during the year now
closing,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29

sA- The State of Delaware Danish
es her criminals. by way of punish
ment, instead OF combining them, and
thus sends them into other States to
commit further crimes and prey up>
on other communities. 1t is propos,
ed that all the States adopt Danish :
ment asa mode OF punishment, and
that Alaska be selected as the Amer.
lean Botany Bay.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29

n@-The Swiss watchmakers are
steadily approaching perfection. In
1862 the average deviation of the
Neutchatol chronometer was Lei
seconds per day but one was re-
Gently finished and tested which
gave only .l64 of a second variation
in twenty four hours.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29

sSg~ In his speech OF banquet at
Philadelphia Saturday evening,
Speaker Colfax said, relative TO the
incoming administration, the most
searching retrenehment, honesty, eff
iciency and high character in all con.
nected with the public service, rigid
guardianship of the treasury against
UNIV iSe and extravagant schemes, q
financial policy which shall maintain
our credit untarnished, will appreci-
ate our currency and place US on the
firm rock of specie payments.
1t is calculated that ex-Queen
lsahela's confessor. who received
ST., 800 year. only obtained eleven
cents for each sin absolvsd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-29

CoAL.--The Richland County Re-
publican says that some Germans
lately made discovery ola coal bed
at depth OF seventy feet on Ash
creek, seven miles from the railroad.
Ii is barely possible that small veins
OF coal may be found in shat vicinity
through the whole country north OF
Dixon, Ellinsis, lies hundreds Of feet
below the coal range.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-10

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oopesiee Iialtefs 0oase. - 6esa Fs00v01 70 ~
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AGAuy Annagea BY snahs VII b saossa eat q ~
nsw sts1a st . barsain. Nsw Goods q iow Dsiass.
~ G,F. THAYER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-10

Whits and gold band Ohiua. tt6os
China, eut and pressed glaaa, and
lnOWI goods In general for houDo-
keepers, just received aud okared
igs low prices. Call aud see, at 1oR.
-se4 Ho0ss Furnishing 1Dpseaun,
10 North FOURTH strooe. s-lt.. =
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-10
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form Of fsna)e, A&ietation sn intdnse -.
manlinseG II StSfavitlnE intensity Of ive.
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the difference between getting out IT hss1fs
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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-10

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