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Steamer Sunk.

We are indebted to the telegraph Office Of
his place for the following dispatch:
PoMERoY, Nov. 18th P. M.
Tuscarora just passed down and reports
the Federal Arch sunk at Burlington Island,
some 80 miles above here. Some 5 or
Steamboats, are aground there.
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UrHon. Ganet Davis is lying danger
ously i'll atWinrhester, KY, Of typhoid fe-
YER. s,il i-ia t,seg,sJ atek gt .3t-sg8
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I Us-The Paris Hippodromeis 70 be trans
ported'to New York, with all It's material
and psrsonslle. sg q NJ j.2t Nees |
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OT Hon. Jas. Buchanan has returned to
Pennsylvania, from his trip to Washing
ton
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Ohio Legislature.
MORNING SESSION.

COLUMBUS, Nov. 18.--HoUsE.-A res
olution was adopted, requiring the Direc-
tors of the Penitentiary to report the terms
and the extent of contracts for prison
labor
The bill authorizing the Court of Com
mon Pleas to appoint receivers, &C., was
read twice and referred. Qn
Several bill were considered in Commit
tee of the Whole.
SENArE.-The Militia Bill was discussed
during most of the afternoon.
I'D. AFTERNOON SESSION. 7s5
SENATE.-The bill providing for the or.
+ganization Of the Mill ia, was ordered to
the third reading on Monday.
Mr.. Fudge introduced bill, to pres
cribe the duties of Supervisors, and to
regulate roads and highways.
The bill to repeal the ten per cent inter
est law was referred to the Committee OF
Finance. The Senate then went into com
mittee Of the whole on the School bill, anC
after some discussion and without coming
to any conclusion, the committee arose an(
the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-The bill permitting turnpike
companies, to plank the whole or part o
their roads. was indefinitely postponed
Adjourned, 90
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-11-26

CONCORD, N. H.. Nov 49, The Supreme
Court decided that The liquor law passed by
the Legislature Of this State is uncoastitu-
tional. 'ft 4
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O-Vermont and Wisconsin have their
thanksgiving day on the 25th inst.
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Death OF Ex.Governor shnltz, of Penn
sylvania,

PITTsBURG, Nov. l9.--Ex-G Governor Shul;s
died at Lancaster, this morning al o'clock.
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REcAPITULATIoN.
53.743 50,5l3a
6A k11

The subjoined counties we have not heard
from, officially or unoficially. At the last
gubernatorial election they voted as follows:
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rIntesiiscnco by the Steamer United
States.
New YORK, Nov. II

, .fld4 New York, Nov. II.
The steamer United States brings $780,
600 in gold and Kingston, dates to the 10Th.
Corn meal was scarce at Kingston, and
was selling at 80 so per brl; Corn was alss
in active demand, with a very light stock.
The market was ov@tocked with Flour,
and was dull at 3ls.
The Coffee crop promised an abundant
yield. ,r
By this arrival we have farther news from
Havana. The Captain General has force
of 10000 men, which are kept moving from
point TO point, and has them SO organized as
10 be ready for immediate action.
Four companies of infantry and one OF
anciers, has been stationed at Cardenas.
The news of Pierce's election reached Ha-
vana on the llth.
Sugars were scarce and the marke inactive.
Moldsses was dull. Coffee was in but limi-
ted demand. a3
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Regular customers and extensive advertise
ers can be accommodated on fair terms
I'll, vun.L VI ,Afifsa atHefafs
JOB Work,

Wsliave an extensive ASSORTMENT of Job and
Fancy Type to- which we are continually ad-
ding. new styles and are prepared to do Fancy
and Job Printing In superior styles and upon
reasonable terms. Our friends In the country
should not fail to give Us a call when in town.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-11-26

OTGen. Shields and Senators James and
Bright are on visit to Boston.
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b 0rsrThe proposed suspension bridge a
Mofgantoxn, Va, will shortly bsput under
contract. s. s', ,.l, n f3is Hss,g -.fs.e,s,l
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25
CHANCERy SALE.
William morehead,

Benjamin Ripley and Persis lis wife. and John Clsvtn
impeded with Robert NJ. Miller, SIS.
" Office is hereby given, that by virtue of an order
~ and decree IN ChAucery of the Circuit Court of 10
eoantys in the State of Wisconsin, made and entered
Ia said Court he2Is day of October the
cause before said Court, wherein William Morehead
compsle ant and Benjamin Ripley and Persis his vif
ana John Clayton and Robert 81 Miller defend ants
and ON authority therein given, wall sell public ven
due 70 the highest bidder for cash hand SATURDAY.
The iSih day OF December, A. ID. 1882, between the
hours OF O'Clock and O'Clock m, of said day
at the frnnt door of the Court House, The town OF
Mineral Point IN said county, all the right title
ter est which the said Benz Ripley and Perss his
vile, and John Clay ton, defendants, had date of
the mortgage referred TO in said order aud aud
INTO The following described real estate with the appur
enances thereunto belonging, 10 wit: situate lying and
being IN the county OF Iowa and state of Wsconsinand
known and designated On the United States Map OF
survey as the southwest quarter of section number Ihr
y sothe undivided two thirds parts shares west
haI OF The Invest quarter OF section number thirty
In township number Eve, north OF range number one
east OF the fourth principal meridian, being the same
real estate described in said decree. The above sale
VIII be made TO satisfy the of two hundred and
ninety dollars and sixty two CENTS the decreed by
heCourt 10 be due by the said defendants, Benjs Rip
ley and Persls his wife, and John Clayton, the said
complainant, for principal aud interest the said
mortgage, and sccruihg costs and interest.
RICHARD S. VIVIAN, sheriff
Iowa county, Wis.
fsRLEN EATON sol for Comp. 6R3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25

The SANDWICH IsLANDs.-AccordIng
to latest advices, the Treasury of the
Sandwich Islands is reported to be in a
desperate way The deficiency for the
current year win amount to about one
hundred thousand dollars a heavy sum
for the small resources of these islands.
The English are endeavoring to build
up a British political interest at Tahiti,
where the French made so disreputable
an appearance ia their quarrel with the
Queen few years ago, in endeavoring to
force the use Of French brandy upon
them
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25
MEEKEY MnIlGR0.

WE DAILY HEAR VI the most astonishing cures be
ng effected b. that great and popular medicine the gen.
uine Il. G. FARRELL'[ ARABIAN IMMINENT, and we
truly say, knowledge, that no medi-
cine ever discovered has performed the same wonderful
cures that il both ia beast it is equally
good for BOTH which makes truly valuable 1t is
of the age, and would allow himself to be
without this sovereign BALM who had witnessed its
magic power dseSse, and it's wonderful potency in
relieving paia howeveJ severe In few inmates time
We earnestly desire you to call upon the agent no will
furnish you tree of charge small book containing be-
sides other valuable infmaiion large list of certificates
from many OF the most respectable persons
fected by this celebrated medicine which surely are
nough to convince the Ost scepucsI OF lis anscendent
virtues We notice several certificates of rheumatism
cured after the patient sd suffered every thing death
for five to twenty years. Also of paralysis loss
of use of the limbs, where the flesh had wthered eav.
ing nothing apparently put dried skin BONE
ing horrid spectacle that their FRIENDS LOOKED
ed them BEYOND ANY HUMAN EFFORT to relieve.
1t is the most eficactous remedy known for burns,
sprains, wounds bruises chbIains neuralgia oothache'
bites OF Insects and reptiles, sore Throat sore Or We ak
eyes tumos, PAIN etc. etc; and used with un-
bounded success in mos of the ailments and
cattle, such sweeny arcy, sprains, bruises wounds,
stfneck and iUas ameness, swellings gals afes,
sore eyes, partial blindness, If used in the begin
ming of stuia p0 evil ringboBe spawn, win
variaby stop their further progress Every family should
keep this valuable medicine on hand, ready for any
mergency. 4w2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25
Administrators Sale

I)UBltC NOTICES is hereby given that persua2t TO an
A order and decree issued by Hon H. KnoNIton,
Judge OF the County Court OF Lafayette county and
state OF Wisconsin, Friday the lOth day Dscem
leS2 81 0oclock NJ, will offer for sale on the prem
ises Of the late Jerome Woodbury., the town of Fayee
IN sail county the following described personal proper
~ VIZ: Two team horses, wagon, Of double
harness, tSo-horse buggy, years old bull,
years old steer years old steer, sheep one pl
one harrow and grindstone property the said
Jerome Woodbury., deceased
MARTIN w ANDERSON,
San. Est. Jerome Woodbury..
Dated Fsystte, LaEayetta~S0, Wis.
this 24Ih day OF Soy. 1859: aws
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25

ENOMIE E>SEONEESS, NOTICE. We the
a subscribers, being appointed by the honorable the
County Court for the county OF Richland, state of
Wisconsin, Guuam ssioueTs to review, examine, and
adjust all claims aud demands of all PERSONS against
the estate of Alexander Ba rcey, late Of the Of
Rtchand ~ said County and State, deceased, and
all claims and demands Exhibited in Offset thereto and
IN nine months from te 3ist day of July last being
allowed by sa'd Court fos that purpose will
to the business Of said assignment, at the Court
House in the village of Richmond, in said County on
the 10Th day Of Decemb,r a. D. 1852, ard the Both
day Of April 1853, from nine o'co ok a m until four
o'clock p each % said days.
Dated this 10Th day Of Nov amber. A. D., 1882
REIN DALELL.
THOMAS J. GRAHAM,
AVA Coanmfasiopars
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25
L.aok ONT for Connt.rfrts-


The public cautioqed against another counterfeit,
which has lately made is appearance, called ". B. Far
rel's Arabian inimen,, the dangerous Of all the
commercials because biz having the Farrema-
ny viii buy good faith without knowledge that
counterfeit exists, and they viii perhaps only discover
their whea the spurious mixture has wrought its
evil effects.
The genuine article manufactured only by n G. Far
re sole inventor and pFopieor,and wholesale druggist
No. IT, Main street, Peoria illinois, whom ali appca-
tions for Agencies be addressed Be sure You get
it with the letters H. before the Farrell thusH G.
FARRELL's-and his signature on the wrapper all 9th.
ers eounterfsits. Sold by
WHITNEY SMITH, Mineral Point, Hoskins,
Thomas & Co, DodgevlIle, c. Beech, Linden, Hook
Robinson, Franklin, Bonner, wingville, A. Nordyke,
Muscoda, Ripley, nowne < Co., Richmond, E. c McIn-
tyre, Rchand city, and by regularly authorized Agents
throughout The United States.
nT-Price IS and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hanalet
in the United states, in which is not yet established
Address H. Farrell above, accompanied with good
references as to eharacte responsibility, sc. v5n3o.
G1~THE BEST Possible REMEDY FOR con
sUMPTION--yl STARS BAL.SAM OF WILD CHERRY
is just the remedy pure Minded unprecedented man
thoroughly acquainted with every system of practiceand
well acquainted With hy whole Materia Medica, and
perenced general pra1tce, would recommend as the
REST POSSIBLE REMEDY, for the cure of Coughs,
colds, Asthma, bronchitis and Consumption.
This remedy contains the extraordinary medicinal yir-
tues Of the Wild Cherry end the Fir which are combined
and embodied in their utmost power in this article
By nice chemical process everything deletereus or
useless is rejected, remains is the most e-
traOrdinary and truly eGat0us remedy all kinds OF
pulmonary and liver asses ever known to man.
OF See advertisement. l4w2.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25

BoRN AGAIN "A humorous old gentleman,
meeting once with young Calvinistic minis
ter, was informed that he would never reach
heaven unless he was born again. Il have
experienced that CHANGE added the Calvin
Isl, land now feel no anxiety" "And so
you have been born again 90 said his compan-
ION, musingly. "Yes, | trust / have "
well" said the old gentleman, eyeing him
rather attenliyely, II don't think il would hurt
you, young man, to be born once more ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25

AMERICAN EQUALITY-When Joseph
Bonaparte (Ex-King Of SPAIN arrived at
New York, the porter, who was removing
his baggage, finding one heavy chest, and
seeing his ex-Majesty standing idle on
the wharf, called to him, Come BoneH
lend q hand - H7iee2lng Times.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25

city miss, newly installed as the wife of
q farmer, was one day called upon by a neigh
Dor Of the same profession, who in the alb
sence Of her husband, asked her for the loan
OF his plough for a short time. Il am sure
you would be accommodated" was the reply,
~ Mr.. Stone was oaly at home-I DO not
know, though, where he keeps his plough ;
but" she added. evidently Jealous to serve.
There IS the cart in The yard-couldn't you
Plow with that all Mr.. Stone gets back g.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25

State FairS-The receipts of the In
diana State Fair were between $4,000
& $1,000 enough to defray all the expens-
Is, and repay the State the $4,000 loaned
The receipts of the Wisconsin State
Fair in this city in October were $4,000
"a creditable comparison, considering
the relative ages of the two States.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25

Sioux COUNTRY - Gov Ramsey. of
Minnesota, answers a letter of inquiry
from d 5. Curtiss, Esq, that a great
number of settlements have been made
IN the above purchase, and that he knows
nothing to prevent such settlements
GIL 1dU.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25

1laermen hare Eu0yn1oats .St0nlachS.--
BY calculation, it appears that it costs
New York, for eight meals, for forty Al
dermen, one dollar and thirty-one cents
each meal while the paupers cost but
one cent and two mills meal1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25
N aw ORLEANS Nnr II

~ OItOutIo, -NUF- ] L
Gov. Bell has called an extra session of
the Texas Legislature to meet on the 10th
Of January
Complete Returns of Louisiana give
Pierce ,454 majority
Mr. Thrasher starts a new paper in this
city next Sunday, calling it the Beacon
of Cuba.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25
Clothing.

ne SUBSCRIBERS would inform the public that they
AaeR, Wao ready a. all times - ,s othinC Of eve
description and OF ss good can be found
Sartlted to a.. Call thsir store ndsr fh 3ed 81
oon+ and see for yourselves.
DEI.LER MICHELBACHER
Mineral Point. Nov. I6. 1853. 80
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25
SAVANNAH, Nov. I6.

SAVANNAH, Nov. I6.
SEVERE FRosT AT THE SoUrH We
have advices of a severe frost Yesterday
morning at AUGUSTA. Macon, and CoLUM-
Bus, in this State, and also at MoNrGouE-
RY Alabama.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25

~ The Washington National Monu-
ment has attained a height of one hun
dred and eighteen feet, and may reach
one hundred and thirty feet before the
close of the season.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25
ESTRAY NOTICE

FETAkEN up by the subscriheEat the farm of Govern
or Dodge, the l2th day OF November II ST., a
srlnd steer, yesr ID with white in the fore
mead one korn slightly broken The owner thereof Is re
loan NIyE4.TS
Mineral Point Nov 20, 1852 r4spI5
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25

- FEyAkEN IP-By the subscriber on
N1> = the Goth Of October 1852. one mile from
~ Ltalvb On Tx, Nifiiu road, one SorreI VI are
NO. COLT, twu years old last spring. She has
gso whie hind feet, whestrip the and white
spot below the eyes Also, one dark Iron Gray Mare
COLI tive years old last spring. with white star In the
forehead The owner viii prove property pay expenses
and take them away.
Nov. {, 1852. T3yF4l DANIEL " ERg
STARCH Boxes, superior, for ssIeAt
~ April 20, ls52. GEO. ". CORB'S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25

The Paper Mill of Todd & Brothers.
a Cooperstown, n. Y, was destroyed by
ire yesterday morning, 18th inst.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25
CEEANCERY SALE.


Daniel R. sylvester
William C. speucer,end Wife IS.
and benjamin and Janes
Adams.
~ ONCE is hereby given, that by virtue Of an order
~ and decree in ChHncery of the Circuit Court
County, lbs state o! Wisconsn, made and entered
IN SAID Court the 2Ist 4isy october A. ID. 1852 in
the cause before said Court wherea Daniel 81 lyeer
IS complainant, and William G. Spencer aud wife and
,tjamin as5 James adams defendants aud o., au
noTIty therein gwen, VIII sell puObc vendue Inc
Gay OF December A u iS9S, between the hours of nine
clock A. II and Eve O'Clock P. NJ. of said dav at The
'front.' door OF tHc Court 9ouse, in the of Mineral
Point IN SAID county althe right title and interest which
the said " lillian G. spencer and wife aud BENJAMIN and
anes Adams, defendants, had at The date OF The mort
cage referred said Older and Decree into the
UuHn8 described r al estate, with The appurtenaces
Lhereunto belong ne, to wit: lying and being in the
own of Miflln county Of Iowa and state of Wisconsin,
a"d IS known d described The map of the survey
salu Town OF hllih as Dong me whole OF Lot number
twenty three }-i fronting ny feet main street. and
running back nptLheTly hundred tent
trout and running back ore hundred east sd
OF Lot number twenty wc and adjoining said tuen-
ty three, together with al The apurtnancs therent
belonging - the sane Also, the follow piece or par
Gel Of land, aJ known and designated as part of The
south east quarter Of sccton twenty severn township
number yr moth Of range one east com N, ncip f3ur
hundred anu feet from the west corner
Of Lot number twenty one designated town
plat Of the town OF Mii, thence north forty Line de-
east three chains links thence north
forty degrees vest, chains and sixteen Inks
thence toFY nine degrees west three chaas sixteen
links, thence south forty DEe degrees east three chains
ana sixteen ks 90 the place of beginning: being
same real estate described said decree The above
sale VIII be made 10 satisfy the Five hundred
and forty four dollars, tho scrced by the Court TO
be due by The said deIendans William G. Spencer and
wife and Seujas1lu and James Adam 70 the said coua
palnant, for principal and interest the said mortgage
and accrulns costs and interest
RICHARD S. VIVIAN,
Sheriff, Iowa County, Wis.
Mineral Point, Wis Noy. {, 1852. 6y3
FARLEY EATuN solicitor TOR COmp't.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25
The Bank Law.

We give below the vote on the Bank Law this
wear as far as we have received II, also the vote
last year
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25


William Morehead
O. IT. P. McCord.
VI Office is hereby gven that by virtue OF order
"a aud decree in chancery OF the Circuit Iowa
County, in the State of Wisconsin, made and entered in
said Cour the p st day October A. D. 1852 in the
before said Court wherein William Morehead is
complainant and .. H. P. McCord is defe ndant and on
authority the Elm given, will sell at public yendue 10
the highest bidder for cash in hand, Saturday the 18th
day OF December, A D. 1852, between the hours of 0 o.
clock NJ, and O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. the front
door of the Court House, in the of Mineral Point
10 said County all the right title and interest which the
said .. H. r. McCord defendant had at the date the
mortgage referred to- in said order and decree of and il
to the following described real esae with the appurten
ances thereuntO belonging wit: all that ain piece
and parcel of land situate lying and being ia the County
Of Iowa and State of Wisconsin and known and disu
guhed on the United States map of Survey north
west Of Section number Eight excepting and re-
serving ten in the south said quar-
ter section bounded follows twenty rods wide
and west by eighty rods north and south being In town
ship No four, north of Range one, east of The fourth
principal MERIDIAN containing 15G or less.
being the real estate describe in said decree Tho
ded and fifty five dollars and eghtytwo cents, the sums
decreed by the Court to be due by the sa defendant
o. p. McCord to the said complainant, principal
and interest the said mortgage and accung
interest. RICHARD ). VIVIAN. sheriff
Farley Eaton, Iowa County, Wis
Sol for Comp't.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25
STRAYED

EHoA the subscriber, living shout y miles north Of
easi from Mineral Poiat two last Spring calves One
pun calf mostly white fev red spots. The other
leer calf nearly all rcl with white face. Roth
nAfked With slit in the right ear. ANY information
ing them either elt at the Tribune Oee, or with
me undersigned, will be Thankfully received
RICHARD SANGWIN. b
Nov. cath, 1852. 5tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25
Strayed or Stolen,

LtROA the subscriber, the Both of September last,
dark bay horse, with small star In the forehead,
Md all white spot the right jaw, black main and
and black feet Said horse old. stands
between ad Il bands and "a nne blooded ami
ns ANY person, returning said horse 10 the SUBJ
scriber giving Information WhSre he be found,
shall be Literally rewarded. CHARLES " EST
-Four miles north Of Mineral Point, Oct. 9Th, i552.
5ftfpl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-25
tHANCERY SALE.

Louisa NJ. Minor, !
VS..
Joel Clayton and Margaret
hir wife.
NJ Office is hereby given, that by virtue an order
and decree in ChanceTy, The Circuit Court OF To-
wa County, in the state of Wisconsin, made and entered
IN said Court the 2lst day of October, 1852 in
the cause before said Court wherein Louisa NJ Mni is
complainant aud Joel Clayton and Margaret his lie.
arc defendants, and authority therein given, will
cell al public vendue, the highest bidder for cash in
hand on Saturday the 18th day OF December D. 1852
between he hours of nine O'Clock and four O'Clock
m of said day, at the front door OF the Court House.
IN the town of Mineral Point, in said couny,a right
title and interest which the said Joel Clayton Mar
gaTeL his wife, defendants had the of the mort
gage referred 10 in said order and decree into e
following described real estate, with the appurtenan
ees thereuno belonging, wit: The west half of the
south east querter and the east half of south wes
quarter OF section number twenty seven, in townshi
number i've north, IN range number east situ.te
lying and being IN the County of Iowa and OF
cOnsIn, & containing one hundred and sixty acres being
the real estate desert said decree The above
sale Will be made to satisfy the of three hundred
and hty dollars and forty two cents, the decreed
by the Court to be due by the said defendants Joel
Clayton and Margaret his wife, the said complainant
for principal and interest the said mortgage ana &C
cruing costs and interest.
RICHARD s. VIVIAN Sheriff
Iowa County, Wis.
PARLKY EATON, Sol. for Com. eva