Vernon County Censor from Viroqua, Wisconsin • 1

11 -V vVtse-'V- cnwm-'jefty 3 'ijtiWjlNpXnipaK -t i yff rit if -adz VifqVy Ui I 94 r4 lc i EjpvJt fed hi -1 II U- tcKT -8 fiW vJ ntt -pi ti iOv tsa y- rcrc-n 5 J- 4 -iff tJ n-srs1 tv2 rW -ttrr8anL ff UC r' ujil rrsf ff r4fi9 1 A fe1 A js H-s OlBEEm- Vc 5 i- -t 'k- l- i i sf I WMW I 4 45 nr tt- i'siil nim fVV fa TTiAt e4JW' I i 'I i 5 ji 2 6a 'W ir Opcrcttrjn Atlee- rdllo ati r'V riel -r- 1 JT tJ i -r 4 -V ''5 r-ft4 Ja fr 41 -3 ti YlteiQSA': VERNON GOiWlSSS rrf nft VQttJMEiO rULY 12i (1 '1-2 335 tfs ifT yyf0 Of lo 4 rrra 'Clu Diiirtlr aStfstmi Ciiiics 'k 1 GO GiSTy GUXJJEIT if ret rrri Ay i haftnq btixin-i tr'Mfa i iu th'sGwrl ih-trgultif ff cauBUis rca ctoarr ji mXem toll asawsp I i 13 rtfBflsHKn BlVKHV WEDNESDAY BY At tlroqna Terni County JV( EiTAll Letters and Cumiuanioationshniild addressed A Sumkasy Vtroqua Vernon County Wisconsin --i 1 t3T Oriios ojt a is St iroqa TEIlMSt One cppy I ycarj strict! v'i adrAneei Vcrnoa County SutMafjbrt not fiald 41 ftdiVttQC6e i 2 5 "Elates oE -Advertising Lelmnn 1 vear anbj e- tr 2cbnngea 8fl 00 colunjo I yer ubec to ctumae 5 on'ume year mbj'ct to rhann SA 00 Si column 1 yer u'j -ct'oS cban-a 2 00 column momhi s-ibj to i change 15 00 jJ column 3tnon to 1 change 8 00 1 aqnttre 1 year I 00 1 square 3 mnntha 4 0i I a uare I week I square each ubacaueut insert (luAiness Crd bf tines tr less 1 year 0ly la 1 5 uo Over 6 lmoa par line 1 0 Stray loticea common length (4 we ks) 06 ir 'PS JT Legal notices at Legal rites P3T Leaded noticea 50 per ceut extra Business directory mjr Viroqua BTERGE if 1 Couocellolr 0 JLto V1R0QDA WISCONS Will practice in the Courts of Vernon And adjoining cunhtict Collections niade in all parts of llic State of Wisconsin and promptly remitted n44v6tf Wm Terhune Established Practicing Lmcyry IA roqua Vernon Count Wis nlvlOtf Car no 11 Craliani Established I'actkinrj Lawyer Vno-qua Vernon County Wis Brist iSXiners Attorneys? -Vrotj Vernon County WU end Richland Center Richland Couu tv WU i Pmiimt Vi AVni While 7 leyister of Leeds Vi roqua County Wis will examine titles Vtrnon turnish abstracts of the same and wil ttreud to tie-drawing of Deeds Moitgjges L-hs Contracts' Ac Ac Charges Reasohihle Offide in the Court House 3lw24 A SCMERBY S00S aifBSTBTIOKEiUJ Phyicmand Surf on at I rP 1 1 Wrcr KMN I Ib5 Iregui CofammOiCtlOflS of LaBll No St A i are held Id Viroqua 011 th Wednisdav' Eve of or 1 are AJJ mxfrt)ina' -on the sJitH rrtre aa bat the VW OJift i he op at tittex fttr the iron ta ty tall buhiuem frrufthf txio)nJitn the-etd 4 CAUM2 4 I 4: COMIHJ VcPHOltr 1 I tr state WWJSfOXrtpft At VeiNojt Itrvry 4 Pi obdt Offiiti Anftf 2 6tli A fl i 8(jJl is I 3tni4t (ng tirliMt xvifl anl tisTitnrot utUr-fi riuiv Pfiod i tfth oflnV Vra --I II- l- UJiliC i'lll net ta-a tvpulication ha 'veefiim i-1 i Croen praijqji thawth eame rbo fioven an A A Vernon -h-i-4teew- SHI -ir adinilUd to I ae orflng to the law this State 5 TSen re it IT o'nhf SftCu iid atiplicatioii be iittnl nrfori iu at 'fit probate oflee in tbq village of Virojuin aiid omuit t'i day ofuky A ib Andlf further oideieJ tfu notice to per ou intt've-ted iid tho tirne an of iyd 1 pnblitij ptjth -aVo'A IP-) 11 eMi-p-ip raid eo inly for tbr vtcek-Mlnee ts each wek pr'or to thtf ti of iienlAA Bv th Court 'yS-eoi causon nrAfnM7 'Cjuntf Judg-r rr" 'is? 0 i4' i l'6u3 mm Vernon Conn I OaurtYttii vrroliaV STATE AF WISCOIXI- i VekxsCpvjyV' 44 Y' 1 1 Office June 27th tMl!" In miittrr of thr firmf of the lot OV an 7 Nam OlAn (tv lutel of th'ffiJ 'ovnly of Vrytrfn Wliereais an irtumnrgt in waitinjr-parport-ing to be tho ist will and testament bf Sam Olosno Wrihide d--p-v late of the county of Vvrnon has been fild in this office'" and wherens applieatiod lns thade by Xels pr ivimr th Hii aim' be admitted to pruhate to tlie laws of this State Therj fore It i- 9 ah' red that said application bo bei! Iscffti- rrie the Probate Office mi the village of Viroqua in said conntv on the 2(U day of July Ail) 1865 at A JU sAn I it is fncther oidcred that notice shall be given to nil into-reste! in'raitf will of the time and pi of said Iieaiiny by pub-I'catian in the North Vfpten Tiqn-s qpvws-p iper pi'intod comity for 4hfeo suc-cive i-eks one- ip each week prior to the time of hearing If vAhe Court GHAUAM 26w8 Cyuntv Judge COiarUlnn -Milc'Sf Bv virtutrof an order of the County Court of Vernon Coupty tq 149 diri-eted! will expose to sl- at public 1 Veudue- and sell to the highest bidder at the Court House hi tlveVl luge of Viroqua 0:1 thrt ISth day of July 1865 at oMock in the forenoon alt the right title inteiest and cl dm of Raitiu Shit'r a minor of in nd to the following premise and real e-tt'e to wit: tliuriotth east ciirrtei of t'- north west quarter and the south tat quarter of the -utli we-t quarter of i ic tonus in no 12 mithf rngc nr 1 west of sale cash on the conprum- tion I the (do and delivery ot thctdaAd for thu pr-iiMcs ft 258 PAUL snrpLER Dated June li 186 Gnardiiu IiiMulreut Solicit la the uifft of the Petition ff George tc nam'ckan Insnfotnt Debt to he slisJutryed from his drbts order of Bon Edwin Flint Judge of the Ci' Court Notice is hcrchv givcnjhat on the 25th day of iv A H63 an older wsrte-i by JHn Edwin Flint Judg ot the Circnt Court of Veinon County Wtscou- rin petitlo of George McCormick an insolvent btor requiring alt the credit ors of said George McCormick to show cumber- hint ut the Cnut House in the First publication of thi- Notice had on the 81st dat Msv A 1863 BIERCE Att for Petitioner Sale By vitjn and in ursuaace of an of license issut out of the County Court of Ver th M2d da of July 186a t2ocioek in the af- etst quartet of section no! 24 town uo 14 north of iauir-tti 4 nlthe south- a4a tin aAutKao OiiartuW tf tha west quarter of the snuih-eat quarter of the nan ti section towdt wtwl ange 1- third of thc pnr-cha- money dowe and the balnqe ia fwo equal aauual payments from thedate pf sale with interest to be sceurM bCboiif aud mort SS35fioiaSAi AdminUtrator 26w3 VeriioiiTtJonfy'roiil'f--Ii ProbateP 1 In'th matter hfike lugf Will tfiTurnt JoiiCManyon debased On reading nmTfihnjj the petition of Balzie Munyon executor Of the last will and testa meat John an jr6n 4r ceased reprinting 4 "ihe has fhlly adminis- among other tilings th-the has fully adminis- rpj te siad c4tteand that a lime By be fixed for examining and allowing ac-emint of his administration and assigiu Tunes a newppir printed Said CouHj prior to aaid hearinv 1 aaid hearing By the Court i CARSON GRAHAM (l Dated May 25 1865 Countv Judge "S3 rvf at 5 4 WDCCEMET1 TO OBTAIN Ctttl Thjjfqilejrnw erg the louat price whirh we vn for Tbs SentincIk will bo eb- served fra re lnucb otIer jowif lof Urn ize noVr- vubri-bed ia Gi Prhfnielirgrpclubfcrtl Re Alii nl are eiiled an SXIRJ lor thdbiamos are I 1 4 a in rif? a na nf Afe sTXif EXTilf COFTof tho fur fVi tJifin! 4 -1 11 wO JO-tAfc 06 frrt hb Pfrf Jpfa fnthaCit per wenk 3 tW roAh -e motirh -HI I-' 1 1 "WI III Uiyaiui WJ i1 rd 5 irf 6 perhtmdtod TeruM SentloeK On C6 Tl ig t5 00 fL'tT'ffo Woekiy wifnilncfL? SSnele ropiea paryear piearsix-men'hr i hrn inoslbi 5q Cl aha of en ri 30 00 The jitter i5otia Club Af Tea or mure for i infilled to a etna copy Additions to iubsrnay La made for rear i club pric Money in refj sieied letters niav be sefct at our AiidressJ JEKMAIN BTaGHTMAN K'fropriejors 10tf mA YoWnJe SerieV-1865- i PBCSPECTUS 4 3---I -3 '1 0 Tbe AMT-lllCAF A BT I SAN no -O commencing tlie sec-md year of its publication ra weekly jfnirnHl devoted to os-(eringiiieitbterests ofArii-atns And -Mao-ufart urera' Vneourasritig 'genius of Inven-entor8 ami orotecting tbe rights of Pa-f trii'iees It published every Wednesday at No 212 Brooilwrav (corner Fulton street) New York by Bkowk Coombs AC' lSIicitow of American and Foreign Patents The- Proprietors ofjho AMERICAN ARTISAN respk-ctfuUy annronce that dn htuffi 10" 18(5 they wsued tlm FIRST nuiitlerf the-new ssriss of- tbt-Jur-nlt tCirl ri will tbeir amr to il 'TV S-5m 9 inoijnspipjtrqA4 than any Oilier perio-Jicnl of yiirjilar cimracteg published either ja tbrTJni ted Stales or Eo-Tim AM ERIB AN -i ARTISAN eiititnins nnrnerrAift wndffDscripiiois of New Macjunery" ptc trfch American and Foreign histories of Ii an ion jirw! -Interesting Letter fmm Woikmen in all parts of the Wurbl ItiMructions in vanous Arts and Riliable Recipes for use in the Fietdthe workshop and the Household Huts Miller aid New- tiema for Martufacturers Vractical Rnlea Mechanic and Advice to Farm Illustrated LDetail of IJaefuI and In-ei iu Mechanical Movement and other le-Seoi for A tisna 1 be ii f5uiuna 0-Ficilt Li't)of itlk Pat-nte i-Huetl weeky from the United States ieiH It-Jihris of 'Law to Patenifi Uie K'Jc forrning an HT Telopedia of G- nera -L format ion ft of t'lpic with tFe ln-dnstiiai Alt-? the Progress' of Indention Each runjlr the New Senes of tlie AMERICAN ARTISAN will contain ix pa yes ot interesting Bnd insrnet-1-e re i lyf la which tbe progress -t tie nrU sejenct" will he recorded Mtuiniriar isi'otiaip divested of dry teeb Cahli5 aVd abMru-G wiirds and phrases will form a handaome tt'f-vea-lv -vrtMi-m The columns of the AMERICAN ARTISAN will -he rn-Awed- atti active lAJartirle froin the pens" of many abated riters upon tee 1111 and iiiecha leal jsabjactS In jh i i regularly the Offi dal Ti-t tiT CLiiiu of alt patents Issued weekly £rto the United States Patent Office Till- Rat will bb prered express Iv foAhe am ERICA a RTIS a aud it i apjiear Several Days in Advance of i uUiCMtion in aify otboyjournaL Iiir-poitHetnd Tuteiestirg bgaLdecisiotis in patent caseB trieil iu the United States tuimj will be 'periodically presented to-get er with descriptions tti markable inventions recently 4 patemedj feithcr at home oifibr(ad 1vi TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION 8 inkle Copiebymailperyetr $2 60 ia advance ft Sfccmoilbr 25 fc if Five Copies by mail ona year 1 la 00 Ten Copies a Canadian Subscribers should remit 20c extra to pay pctage for one year x'' Sprcimeh Copies Sent Free J' Address BRllWN COOMBS CO of tbaAraetican Artisan 212 Broadway Neic-York i 'fn Lands for Sale JJt ON ROUrijp PRAIRIE 7t Vv 'A-- Lsl 1 4 a J- "7x ts 5 1 nil--- -J nwV sV --i ww 4 sxavt TIM I 1 w5s tJS Vj roqua ifc3 saiiE excelleiL of pore village of Thirty acre tin inripfovement and lb er lo go' umber: Lb 2220) at the office of tht paper tr nn--nT i j-f a fc -4 ft lMifeiKSelitinefy TITilk) XV xPUBbiSILED IN Ti'tE EsM £0MllR3T I then nn roofing th Cf 35ttonfet ji ly caroogn-JlIrTa tee-kitch eo i kScSea dainT-q Mr We hdtFGFTtSof-fdB4 deftWgLi birap'clianaoufOol wingtoiF or fortiori of wsr coma roof xtctaliy A tt NIchol stor1fnd ysHWWngornimtig house bidly'diSatt-ginai DlrI I) honscllfr6jIdiogijEftwfciensvry house lam Dir Tinier! 5dtitershMJildISarif uliroofngMrIJGoixiBsTiniSErattd pia't-lyCnrocdrrgrjMrss Fxctn- ell Yg bans of iho tarian DKur cB Ca tG? if si ary? soir hoai atinagin Mr 'ourrell house and moving it south half its boti5eand slilit dAmagea ta several Straight east and destrojdfifxy36 house nstoita kk 5 A iOTW4 ami barnDr WMlXonse and barn Capt heuti Ad blrn-Mrli ar house Col htmse-wnd barnT unroofing Mr jllouse anff Frn Jnfftvinff nroi and hiraf and destroying pi-o gfpSBed-pnst pf the house nd MrsBry hmxie an staBTeIfsGood tiousSafid5 larnfr The'4 Green cliool tfouse 1 VJl it -'v sT? Weeaen a two houses and barnMr Haye house and 4arn Mr Sboitflfod Save Mill anddths xfeatvih? bishop4 ranclij gfotlow This USriblC stSFm of windcomineric- -West of ths nagft'toddid: about 4 miles eMtl Timber-a badly and as nauy rhore miles east- hw? i Tte terrible force 'of the wind can onl imagined unless the ground as traveled over -Heavy wails were swept away lfkau ctiaifi large rocks were lifted frdm their beds of ages and stones that would weigh several hundred pounds were hurled rods rhe'principal track of this awful whirlwind looks as though the main qurrent tlie MissTssispi had Ireen let loose Tfor hours through the scene of tins desolation fc 8 Men ogi nd ill dre horses cows hOgi sheepdoTAifft doves were found dead or wounded Iarge houseire sucked intotfieAfr like a leather amUtossed about like a wisp Sh 9 4l of haym the air Many of houses and the trees 'duheimh er yT an ok as though GcnT cortlbhied artillery had cannonaded and bombarded them for hours The dead and wounded when they wore picked up could scarcely fye recognized on account of the mud? with which they had been showered' It rained mud which was driven into face who yefe exposed storm Tbciij was such a shower of mud thrown a-gainst the north wall of our printing office that it wag packed into cracks ac nicely as could be done with a troweC tunbers and boards were hurl ed toT a great distanccAshingies and piecewof boards sf silk dress a'" letter ik ifewf- v- and other a tic its have bten found fronr40 to 60 pules rioffti east of here Trees a foot through twisted as a man would twist a withe Sturdy young trees blown down broken offi tnd twisted Ja every imaginable shape making them look as though an eartli-quake had attempted to wallow them up orjt volcano had broken out be-nea a i a TIME XtlLLCT) This awfuicalamity has: destroyadr the fainily of JG Bars tow Esq They were poorhonsst and honorable an a ybahg lady and a boy are made doubly orphans by the death of father and mother grand-father and grand mother and uncle 4five in one farai ly -r BEcrificed to thisdsmon of wind Mr and Mrs Baratow vreire 3 brought from the roins'of their housa dying: The grand-parents lived in ttirlblc 'raigery for several days aud Pliineas Drake- thdr son -died July 4th at noon having been unconscious from the time he was picked up in -Dr aid a' fet rods' from Col where he' was at work until the commencement of the torn-do when he hastened to help Mrs Bierce clcra wiadowi and doom cf the tI while thus employed he xrd ZYz Clcrce were caught is the houze and hi blown clear cf it as it came Xopieces aadMrBUrco S-nppejKi taksiv out ncea-Icfheihged is -n 'w! ico Yeedyu -child was aken from L4i A ii WA beneath a bednaEpme oft thofjUm- lier daagbey Ms? Moon were tsen a wtzr's 4 e- ti I la 5u Lydia Ann Qulett died two bpujs i i'-F-T beingjuceonsqioua most of theyue Bast-rof thcvlIlageMrs George siLAohooLch ildr a- were ci herk il Ic iasCiuUy or- died ihat nigtit or the nextdayr-" jten Y1 -111 innuL The won udd if e'llduing 'r JTi age rh ime7 reetaencaig mtuat edjrthout-fitiy rssoatlr thf primes bmMinsand twentyrods to the left of the current of debris of 'said rz bu i id i rg-andlKt' is iq Alhick -4 si3oayd from the Times building thrown' end'-wajs tlrf5ff0FUiernortrxidootEe building ehelratiE tfiriougb the side bt the buildinjf'fpFlLbove the upper door alid projecting inter the room feet vL-r pTcket was tlTrOtwillrolaghthe sidi lights of tfie front door and then parsed tlirough the partftfoVat the end of fodrfeen Ibofhall4 sSSfb A largC was torn fromr a bluff and thru wh several feel---if would Weigh fCn -t ARtav'efroin ih wash left at oitr' backTloor waS inU aiourth mil3 her wTfeadily identify thostavci Ex th4 tub twice the usual height -i'A 1 arge two story house (in -which washis wife and child) belonging to John Gardnerj Bsq twaa taken tip flfty feet into thiaifand down on one corner a few rods to the south of its former site The child tmhurt Mrs Gardner was seriously hart but is getting well Although the main pun ent of the whirl went due east two thirds of the buildings were thrown back to the west or northwest Shingles and pieces of boards and a silk-dek have been pioked up in Juneau county about 60 miles north- ast of here and they were seen to fall about o'clock on-the day of the whirlwind about half au hour after the storm passed Vi roqua by Thomas Brown of thisf village A letter belonging to Mrs Buckley was picked up in the town of forty miles north east of Viroqus Wednesday evening of last Mrs Buckley knows the letter was ia her house at the tiraeof the storm About ten horses were Wiled two or three cows dozens of hogs and a few sheep Such a promiscuous mass of everytbiogmed in a civilized community hung in trees buried In ditches driven into the brush and scattered to the four winds of heaven we never saw together before A great many valuable papers and keepsakes moneywool and clothing bed clothes household furniture drugs and medicines dry goods books and stationery and yankee notions- sro blown no one knows whereand the portion of those articles recovered bad 5 -li lj damped Thousands of Tqds of fence-were blown away a large pyrtfon of which" is broken lipbr dropped cut of sight in the thick woods or carried too far to be re-claimed if their location waa known Immehso quantities "of ber millious on millions of feet were destroyed A pitchfork was earned half a mile and the end of the handle driven into anfbak Hump whero it was found Willie Morley was blown a' great-distahceandlodged in a hazel thicket badly hurt 1 Ff1 When the blow began a mas had jusi started from the store 'to go home1 with his team and laraber wagon KT- He was whirled from the wagon falling in the brash thirty rods south Tho wagon-box has notr beea found Tlie running gear- was broken ahd'5 scattered in every direction The horses were the ones thrown ia upon Mr Bennett a Hernjan Greve Jest" a house sed" two large barn One of the barns was fitted up for holding wheat with a capacity of fifty thousand bushels 4 It was a large heavy -barn on stone foundation- The barn was whirled to atoms-- The stone Zhd mortar underpianingr IJ feet thicks and six feet deep was torn out A-tlionaand dollars worth of wool was blown into the frees for miles A larga 3 threshing machine was torn to frag- incuts bolts cylinder teeth iron tad nm ii tf' fmthk j3 Having purefiased bf Messrs Clark Linfcrtjf thtTrt COKdnodiods Wisconsin And having repaired itad jrfllted i up iti 'tlfeTTeal-oity qkestbiflDTIietiioiof urn artid LS'Sell aH Cbodsn li is iiiifcF iJL icA'? 1 THAN ex CXN-Uliy OUGHT 4 'Hi Sritelfil jnent of i SPAING 7Afl0TWMftiT'1 0mi a bat tli I fr (if sssaw-i IF and a fall assortment oft Ai'tetf J-a Hit Iwrow -Ready-JlnllGV1'-3 GLomm6T Handsomely eutaim al A corulItTos 3 A full assrtrtroout wed- HA 'i-o yerZiatr ft All A A A IT i daucc A RPWfSRJ Woodeh-A7av2 GLASS-WAIIEP'1' FARmiIGuTTTEIISII3 A 1SJ TV 4 il aiMasedBcdteK LiaiiKHiirlfti's vV I rticlea iVf mi iroti sail JnO i wr BESTJlTIEtlS1 yiJJiaA jtllb A AiaDU 1 4 1 ami atfo'rd them at -Low Pric aud be hinweiftbat has succeeded: He earnestly invitef the: examination of bia Extfcnsire Stohk GfWd and Vti ial of I is mode of1 transacting business in the full flssnraqct that bit customers will be gainers by it Cheap or Cash orProduce Jr m- i i I Viroqua Wue May 311865- a V4n22tf GneAT Impkovemknt: xn 'Siwio CHIKB 'li Ma Empire Shuttle Jlaine 4 min i Patented February Salesroom 536 BaoiDWiFN 52 a sin irax Pqsejk "750 Git KRTN ITT This Machinn is contriicfJ hn VnMrely uaw principles of mechanism potsrssMg'ltAaay rare anl valuable ireproTamentg hving7been examined by most profound 'wxptrtSLand proto be Simplicity snd' PerfectioB Coma uouneed bined It har atra iuht ction mokeaih Lock or Sti'chj -whJch Will Neither Rip or Ravoi sod i aHke-oii'both side performs periect sowing on every description of notorial fi om Leather to the finest Niaook Muslio with cob on linen or silk thread from th coarsest to the fiaesttovinber Having neither-Cam CogWheeI shdtbe Uastprasible friction it rune si smooth ts gios and ifL: Emphatically a Nnsehst Machine It require quires Fifty Per Ceut ieaspower to dri it than any other Machijne in tiai market A girl twelve years of sge can workr it steadily without fatigue or irjury to health- Its strength snd VVonderful ioity of con-ra it almost itnK83ilile to grt put sfruetion renders of order1 sod i Guaranteed by ih iaipsnyHtp give en'ire satisfaction We reapcctfulty Invite all those who may de-lire fo supply themselves with a a up-jmr article to come and examine this(CurtVlled chine a But in a more especial naunct do vwe eoUqH the pa'ronage of Merchant Tailors Corset Makers Coach Makers Gaier-F Hoop Skirt Maoufactur- Shod Brnders- era 4 Vest ana Pautaloon Ms-Shivt A Bosom Makers ker Dress Makers jg Hre88 (asKen Religion A and (Charitable Inaiitutions wilj he libera ily dea it with -J--- pon-ra nr MlCHINB CrMPLXTE5 PRICES OF MACHINE COMPLETE Nol Family Machine with Hemmef Feller- and Braider tj vrs a k0 Ne 2 Small MsuafsctuiiDg with ExteniioO Table Large Table Ne4 Large Manffacturmgr for Leatcf 4 with Rolling Footaad Oil Cwp 100 One half hour's' itistrmctpn is sufficient I to enable any person Jo joork this Machine to their entire satujactiaiii Zr '1 75 dexwT Waktid for slF town in the United States where Agents ars sot already eat bushed Also for Cuba Mexico Ccstral and South America to whom a liberal discount will be gives tv iTerros iuvariabiy-Cwh'nTeUvery McARTHUK 4 UO- 536 652 Washington StfLostOil 5 l2m8 720 Chestnut Si Fkilad a a co1 Allwboa liotyURserra Take notice1 that tbe 1 9th of June IS64 one horse (a geldlag) eta cheetnutwor rel color about I4hafcd high and auposed rel to be about 10 year old strayed IstO jr ta-closed lands In the toibi-cf -Harden A'iia comity xhetc rtLdv aci now rcmetiis- irxzi'ffiuvwrO'X e'A UiJ Lows Dated Berger persons and woundin Vfbrie mifeRwfesto tfiotiouscs gKnflTt' Gonrai SjNi3SholjBJ3fc Pierce arid Jot? PjcocVL' ln rent 7 43? WLHate vj jo ily of Vtrotjna it dcs troy eI fhe honees 6f WYjag1itLch 1 olas Vought Kovr we come to what waaaeeo an I known of it by the-citizens of Viroqus Dnr Dig 'fh tVr ooh the lm been if i-4a c- 1- numerousmuherlngsand judfcaiioai Live storm Radtrnd either the noHh ibl past y': htorm approaching ns trom thefeel IibJINldentpfJKjey wlnd cijijz or tli sLtiiQe from JSJiC office ana which ttb in the same baild it iug we quickly topped into the upper part of rar baiUing: end foand thd fdmttyiidif otsjRd jIcuc5iaxarRth tn ijiuite witb thff' Tnain4 stormf from the wcoijftbDtttiritui umtbigith itpdup' comoiloJor-p Tti hri d5-' lr-tomnieaced whiling bj'vt and7orwarfp eA few taots-Wmnd: thenidlently IiEa? biri ind? YVe-hastoncd below- don tineedihatit'wfiiSe! W- tfiose" terrible wUlwfndait we had roal of and advised Mrs Somerby to go to tho printing offieefin the basemen which waLbuilt of stone W' wen ifitmtidlaletyftthrf basement In company with Daniel JBoahee and as sobif Is tfe'Jiaa' faiFl hht the wo could hear what eeefed like hail mall Splfnterl aifd stones wbich were quickly followed-by large picees of studcVmg rafters boards and sticks of wood which were hurled with sufficient force! to pass through the building siding sheeting and ceiling and inrbut a few seconds more tbe building was hurled from its foundation towards the south-east? and dashed into a myiiouJragmentR The Timps build ingy was a three story ibniUltn includih bdsedreut 36 by 16 rfeet Thdse: outside eay that the 'arest endf ose first amid was whirled half found aud Raised nearly perpendicular on the front er east end and struck two rods south on its front lower edge in John yard the upper nd of the build ing inclining to the west and knocking In the front of Mr Dawson's residence it was then camied forward nearly south four rods in freot oi Pitcher's buirding where it struck with force enough to -finish the de-mofitioir keeling it over silfsT upland blowing the heavy o'kk sills forty rods from tfreip foundation and driving whole floor planks io sotne twenty rods still beyond and fragments Vere whirled for jnilef riWe had in ihfi front 6f the knM second occupied a-i a book-store tfndT)Usihe8 office at least 1 00 worth of glass pictures and frames about $800 worth of books stationery Yankee notions powder etc besides 7 cases of type the files' of our: papers end of papers and Uoooks rseetved in exchange all our account books and papers vouchers eto the accumulation of 25 years business a portion of which are saved in a badly damaged condition Theonly entirely whole article: of household furniture tliat went through the trial was a common lightr8tand Beds and bedding nearly all destroyed and clotht ng saved in a badly state: Printing office material damaged about $500 t-At TQK CODRSS OFTHl The principal current of the wind Struck the village exactly on the town line toWSs I2Nmd 13 range 4 wst ai the southeast corner of section 31 lownj tK ranse 4 west Sweeping away Ir -houstf Mr house and then dividing on Mr Grave large bara aad stone basement and on a large atone mound adjoining the barn tha smaller and left hand current Awceping away John tzzzi and barn Mr bneVtud damaging' tbs roof of Mr heuai- blowing the roof of Mr barn IS CCURENT i previous to he Futl of the Muon in each month Gar a Secretary Cnnick should nut fee rovd and In- ie dis- chiged Dour hialcbts pur-usut to the pio-1 visions Chapter 161 of the Statues sconsiu EDWIV FLINT Circuit ndgt 22w6 1 6fh Circuit aivevittj Fxsiiioahik Xailo: Pants Overcoats and Cloaks mede to Or- dcr on short Notice and in the Latest style A D- wtn and a-ign- Cutting and Repairing promptly attended to n80v2tf Oroo xvJaiiie A Spier Wholesale dealt in Oraage Lemons Apples and all other fnyta in season pried Fruit and'BorrfesNuts and Confectionery of all kings Main between front and 2d 'frown on the premie in Chds- It I anrni xrtm Prvtlwt attlntion tians expose and oifer loi ale afnblic en-' rintula duo' and sell to the highest bidder alltUA right ygtven to orders title iuteyst which Christmn Swdson had tt the time of his decease of id to the ifllliey VO following dsc ibid lands ami premises ta Dealers in Stores Pin Tlir ShH wi: The routh quartet of the auth- Jron and Copper Ware Fanning InnJements and Hardware Doors 'Saidi and Blinds No a a- 15 1 5 1 4 v- 1 10 JufieA Block SIOOTTIIE ST0 VEi loaas 0 t4v7tf Wicnsn LtCiWi Georce JC Slmiley Bsiin is Watches Clocks Jewelry Silver and Uted ware Gold Pent Faev Goods Spectacles and Perfumery Main st LaCiosse ilSiltf it Taiiglijimcp Attoknet'at Law LvCiotac n22v8tf i 5I' WitCbKnh Stone i gvi 1 Street OotiliT of ATum and First I Rcn inl LaCrossk 'Via TT tind a complete stock Glass So of TT ra nana a coi KaiU dinner and BvweLi Ot IwCro- SB puppet and Broking Plow n632i5 4 I 4 i V-v ins the resMuc of the at law qj the wsid decaeit LI 3 It is ordered that anl application be heard before me at -inv office in the Village of Vlro-qua on the 6th day of June 1865 10o-elock A -And it is further ordered that notice of said application and hearing be ivm CagVaVrkn- la all parson interested by publication eft an Bw RuliwTe- P11 tunt)cnivn "copy of this order for three successive weeks 21ateT'Tw Wincing 0f Coup ue cei jue of the said estate to the heirs in tach -week In the North Western Vivitf: i i Sparta XlA8 Sueceor to Proprietor sr rt iV SSSSfiftSSS--" F0H xSNf rx jl i 4 Texas iuauhoof' ist 1 1 oi 02 ej ta a VnoqcA) April IS Lq Tnr.