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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

WOVEN EXTENSION SKELETON SKIRT,
which Ia The LIGHTEsr NE ATFsT and MOST DURABLE
ss KIT IN THE MARKET. The springs in the
out Wherever introduced Is fast ng other
kinda The best possible proof OF its superiority the fact
that other atten initiate this skirt
having made with loops openings to insert the
springs aervar put the goods produced by his method
very Inferior being loose the spring and liable give
skT cord twisted thread aud the
sprrg tightly and Is absolutely Impossible for 1t to give
way.
dealers will consult the interests Of their customers by
buying but the genuine and original Every skirt Il
MADE te supervision Of the Inventor and stenped THE
Wovrs SKIRT psteut apued 'or, which my
The that first the skirt by that is well
kpown Thu ueed will always be tho best that
can be- procured and the sctest attention ps to each de-
psrimen,of the manufacture.
hcpe 70 be able TO I'll all orders promptly having my
steam er rue and brsing machines and importing steel
keep on hand A. heretofore the best stock Of al kinds
ssr 10 be found In the market (Which business
well assortment OF other styles OF
skrs select stock Of fine quality leather belts Of
which will be soI Al the lowest possbs prices fer net ch
wound solicit an examination Of my stock BY drst Glass
trade. g. a DOUGHTY No. ~ John street.
RsMovAL--OoNRAD AULLBR HAS REMOVED HIs
III No stree, TO No. llS Canal
reet where he will be happy 10 the many friends Who
evMed Mr at his old residence His new place furnished
n ne " MI most elegant style and he IA now sbl W satsy
NC mSs, orenaom taste cf gensmep who viii honor hics
vita their visits
EyPnCi8b NoTIJn.-TBH pURIIC ARE REsPECr.
~ inliy intrmed mat JOSEPH LEE co. merchant
SI~. .Os 80. ~ &c d..
hs coraos o. Trace street. sAs. sids
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
HENRY B. HERrs, R, AyCTIONEER.
Ii Large sale Of ei1Aries liquors wines, teas, TO-
On T0uDday, June Is, 1852
n l01< oclOck

AT the Store NO. 5B Pine street.
CoorisnR and black coees coeAs bags reu
ed clarified ard coffee sugars clsres brAndes
ksracabo coees perior No. starch mustard pep
30 Alse 200 900 segars of vAsious brands usus
assortment Of packages Terms caah. Sale positive whou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
IA N @. EDEY AUCTIONEER,
SALES IN PARTITION by OaDER OF REFEREE.
EZRA LUDLOW. IR..

Thursday. June 10 AT ssesro0me No Sc Cedar
directly opposite the rOs o1ce) at II O'clock the ba
stock OF OH WINES: BhANDlES, &c, offered
7b ins by uel Morgan, Esq referees the lots
renarng upso'o in bottle denjoop and case embracing
sherry Pona golden sherry Pc
cherry Old pale sherrg st Madeira
Co aud iandemsn co aud very choice London
port; brandy lc4S In and deu hns Otsrd,
Dupuy Co crac doy 10 1851; choice champagnes,
SUPERIOR clareis very old Jsmsita Bourbon whis
&c Will b. sold in let's sn the .radc private buyer,
and OF quality rarely offered At aAcon Every lot guaran
teed accordnh r. sample and representation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

4 BUTrEkFfkJD d. INGRAuAM WILL SELL,
IL tbs day. 1T i0x O'Clock, ct the auction 26
owsry lot OF ne and second hand fu nit cnsrs oes.
SO hs0 Is account former
Alxo large lot VI ohls &c. sale positive.
IA UOr10F rOTICE.-GENTEEI rUREIrURB-P H.
"A Van sNIwfnP OIL tell on Wednesday 18th inst at
70 O'Clock At Z5 az sbeth the the SECOND
noor OF sad house va ooos, bedding carpets paintings
Sae property VI family removing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
MJsEMENvrs.

ONNC<>NC~-V~-~
a CADthY or MutfC.-EORmA
sna .,-, CtDf OF The sEAsOS
WIZ positively last lpea-hnte 0f
slh@kssto ITALiAS OpERA
| for bs TWO GRAND FsRfORMANCEa
| The Ora, nm - MAURICE sraAECsOH
NO. rrlcAy evening. r. wbsn aiyuor.
the only ,ns spps.r.nc~ In New Serk ard viii aSues
y" he'nAfs grand opera OF
6srors Corsesi in her ceebrsi u ns =. =
VITA moes po wor.ul east Or Norma
ssnara cORTEsr
has cen 'ronoupoed Sy he rooss 49, 80
ksn ven srd n Petersburg as he sres. o. Nsps&
performed that part 1 'Hn"tan nave
seats 90 cents extra; t. Gy circle 90 cens w re.ervs1
Wv -
On Saturday morning. at O'Clock,
GRAND GALA MATINEE,
when favoe opera Will be- given In which all the arst. ~
6rahoseh's Italian Opera will aopearN..
NOTICE.
Those who purchase deserved for NORMA VIII reoev
grauitous admission ticket for the MAtneG on Saturday.
The rec list entirely suspended - at -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
.rsDs, AuorloSsER,

HAFDwAHE AUCTION NorICE.-AssIGsEEs SALE
for sccoun OF purchaser " the sses OF June g.
Ia the B,wery. J. u. VAN ANTWERP will sell on Thurs
day. 10th at 10 O'clock NJ IS william street, Tor OF
cutlery and house furnishing acss coua.ag part
house furnishing goods great vsrey hinges tacks brads
Dais psdlect lamps lanterns aadesticks dunn bel ash
and other kettles spoons forks shovels glue pots brass
goods &c Also assorted brushes hachss aud
100 pairs pistols For further particulars Courier and
Quirer Terms Caph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

a UCrlOk NCflcE-ALL TIE VALUABLE FURNI.
"A nre OF private family ~, be sold at very
cseAp Tor cash. co sting solid srlor
SUIT consisting Of two ..e letss four msdsoo
oack kSa one rbce IN chair, hen $3.50 sold
Tor SAw one single psror SAT- pieces and
wood viii be eoid tor Sl,O lt IT ,g
paflor and bedroom tnruure ODD
bee solid rose~ooo eedseads richly cared;
stands wsTbsnos mShoEany snfas te paint
tDgs carpets &C. ac apply the 10 Ninth avenue
near Twenty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
REMOVALS.

AN IMPORTANT NOrICG-THIs rs TO INFORM THE
n public tbattbs ORIGINAL JACOBS SONS have
removed but su at the old s,ud 100 Chatham street. aud
connected with other person by that
the RENE the uurpber 100 Chah where
found choice Of celebrated
musical Instruments watches, jewelry, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

SPnCi4b koTlOn.-TBB PUBLIC ARE REsPECr.
y my Informed JOSEPH i,NE 4 CO. merchant
.SI~ Il Os 80. 81. &C d..
lhs corao. u Trace street. east eids
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

UCTION EoSIOE.-J Bo1ARr. AUCTIONEER-
IA s. Boo AkT Fnursdsy, Juae 10, n o'clock AZ 26
Howard street motsaee safe Of bon,ehod furniture
wood piano bar nxtures &c By virtue severa chae
mortgages soieudj VOID panoforte
carved legs ivory gas chandeliers pier glass 5russe
carpets ocotb mahogany scfs chairs bedseads bed
cop. window shades, bar counter axtures furniture
Kitchen utensils &c. JOHN r. HARRINGTON,
Attorney for Mortgagee ofhce II Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
'rkTTcoIka DoNE-RY WILLIAM sINCL AIR, NO. 80
4 Hamilton street, Few York

THE LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH TIE NEW
ice bresksrs Bowels pstent aud Gin1ns patent
after without making hole in the reser
while seesous Of the cost you
repairs han would buy dozen OF the For
ny all hardware dealers Manufactured by f. STEVENS 29
Pes sy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF LARgn STOCK of
L Gold, silver diamond and enameled aches,
lAyAr nn0v nfa nhni m

A. CaIsTALAR. suctonssr, win sell this day
sorment Of watches and ewery comprsu9 part aas g,d
silver hunting and open fare chrononses donbls time
pendent second patent aud duplex watches
bunting and opsn face detached and patent aad cyn
turn plain nickel three quarter plate aud
lever, plain and full jeweled and
pension balance together with large assortment OF gold
curb guard fob yes. chatesne chains Of os most rs
articles too The watches are i'm
ported from the most celebrated European
and this sale well worthy the attention OF the trade Catals
CUES On morning Of sale. Terns cash,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15


IJoTEL ST GxRMAIN, FIFTH AVENUE. BROADWAY
II and Twenty second street. conducted the Euro
plsn.Faes and single gentlemen wishtng COOL airy
Is for the summer may obtain desirable sui
OF elegantly furnished rooms with bath, he'd the
reasonable terms In this delightfully."- located hotel.
MAGNET HOTEL, % ANN STREET. NEAR BROAD
Nl ways TO IS per week for good board down town:
newly furnished single rooms desirable fer gentlemen.
1rsnfient board 81 per day quiet respectable house. At
reasonable charRea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
CTIoN NOTICE.
NEW AND SECOND GAnD VEHICLSS.

VIII sell this day (Wednesday June lb, at l2 o'clock at
paear~os 66 edsr e. directly Dee the Post
oce number and second hand vehicles Consisting
OF carriages for ro,ka.
light rocksways doctors phe shifting bugges
slde buggies FOR four oersons road wagons
light su'k &c tlso snge ant double har
rets including harness cnse Gig and
harness Attention sparulary called to this sale great
variety of tastes be suited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

A NEW RUsIvEss.-THE ADVERTISER HAS NEW
n article which be used in clothing mattresses,
ors Ac forming perfect life preserver ALWAYS ready,
which cannot be injured by puncns or cutting For bed
India rubber 1t reliable substantial thing and with
small amount OF money and attention rapid fortune be
made it. Apply from 10 to O'Clock No. 81 Pine
su eet third story, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG LADY, OF HIGHLY INSPECT ABLE FAM.
"a ~ refined tastes very domestic hAbs appear
ance, wishes 70 form alliance with gentleman Of the
character described in advertisement Her age 10
tween twenty and twenty three The eelcAe language
which your sdvertseueut - couched has hspshed an
ter can be given Address Ledger Cdicc ~ street.
Place fer interview must DO Fernandina Amelia Isle
Florida.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

DHlLHARMoNIc SOCIETY, OF BRoOKLYN.-GRAND
i Complimentary Concert 70 Madame GAZZANIGA, 1t ihe
Brooklyn AheD@u on Friday evening" June II, 1859 ats
O'Clock The Board OF have the pleasure TO
they have secured the valuable services of the
eminent artists TO assist Madame 9szzsuigaMle Ghos
sgnor stedsnt tenor signor Amodo baritone OF
Srakosch roupe eguor Tlorenza baritone, Of the Uan
troupe; MI and Ma B. Mills piauiss and sxuor Albes
valuable aid he not Obliged 70 previoosly Eu-
rope Tickets one dollar EACH may be obtained he usual
places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

TIiJIbM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 22s CA.
~ nal street sells this day 18th. at IL O'Clock the
contents of the spenddy cited boarding house "a Howard
ree walnut and rosewood be3steads bar husk and
mattresses oil cloth Brussels three ply aad Ingram carpets
fixtures walnut counter chat beer and all
other hsrpoom futures P. ". piano with pearl keys
octave $3.50 also do Ga octave by cele GRATED
kerr large French plate mirrors paintings Also IL oc
In front Of sid house wen matched Of fast ponies two
bght wagons, harness and some liquors.
WM Writer'S, AUCTIOsEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY.
- at o'clock, at 454 Canal street. the firpurs family
leaving the cysoss rocking and chars centre tables
dining and tea do pier gasses paintings piano. elegant
pesry three ply and other carpets; ocoh beds bedding
table and bed linen mahogany and other bedeads hair and
dining and kitchen furniture &c. suitable for ia miles
commencing housekeeping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
WOVEN EXTENSION SKELETON SKIRT,

)EMovAL-s. Fl. DOUGHTY HAS REMOvBD From %
20 the store % John near Broadway where
will continue the manufacture of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

TO. YACHrMEN.-THE PHGNIx WOOD BENDING
bent fuocEs &c double strength and one half The
weight ordinarily used In the construction of your
Apply further intern alton the premises to
@, a. RDRoE 49, 40 Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
4 UorIoN Norlos-MoR1aA aA SALE OF aaooea

n
n les sugar mill liquors g. HErsY GREEN. Auc-
toneer viii sell the day atin ct the sore iei William
stee,, groceries hgs arin1s
spices sears trsndy go caret sauerne aags and port
wines sugar mill scales, weights &c
Hm MOONEY, Attorney for mor.ga gee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

UCTTON HOTICE-GEC wELLES NICHOLS. AUC.
..htop eer.-By Bsuwkk eICaO.s-fhis cav (we6nss.
day) June Is Al oc'ck iasoupf ssesroom-Speed sud
beAutyAB elegant i,uble match OF pony h,rses
I5S hands high eight old sound kui "a
gentle IN tsvery tergsc will tro together
OF three Tiues both heing most excellent SADDLE horses
sso light toe road wagon 10 psrfs order together with
fne set light sxtrs pia<d double harness nv
logs; whip blankets shsss saddle harness &C. The
above believed 10 be the most superb
the propsr Of private gentleman going abroad The
refused IS 100 for h- establishment
raegs; but they positively 10 be cold without
also. brown hcse 20 hands high seven years old
co sound and sno In respect also elegant
wason weighing 5 pounds; has been used but few times
also, LA city naoe harness; also time city built
seat rocf nearly ia good order
carriage xeeusiot top nd hand COACH aso double
ard single hsrnsss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
The MIGHTY Healer.

Let not disease, with lis fangs prey upon you nt
the cold hand Of death lurs you 10 an untime grave
Shake of the feeling of despair and hopee susss
liable upon the invalid The plant tvrR Of the
Sun, we place within the reach of all. We not
what may be the specific form Of the disease Tie cause
the fountain Of the disease ITSELF impure blood anu
through the channels of the lungs, the stomach and
the vital organs, JUDsoN'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS
win pass mngling with the blood search out and grasp
and then expel all hurtful poison that there is in t
Thus cleanse the blood by few doses OF these pills. and
disease in any FORM will dssipate and vanish. As the
SUM- with its glorious beams first the morning
to rise mist, then growing stronger, casts bis
burning rays upon itand behold, It's goneso cleanse
the blood diseases like morning dew, retreats and
vanshes There is blood purifier equal to JUnsON'S
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS, Soldby all dealers in Med
licine. 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
~e stock = III. sc MI. Rail- Road
s2cforraa of Conduc'


There Icing at present quite lemaE'
for stock, though at low rates, the MI. 9
Miss. r. r. Company have arranged 70
running daily Stock Trains, and have SC
reduced ,nc rates Of freights as to afford
further Inducements to farmers to sell and
forward their stock 10 market. See al.
vertisernent for time Of departure at sever
al stations, along from Prairie du CEief
east. Quite rational policy prevails Al
present with the Nj. Il NJ. Railroad Com
panJ. When the freight upon a rartlcu
lar article is so high as TO keep il out d
market, the Company just reduces the
rate, and thereby admits such article tc
pass off 10 market. Thus, the NJ. Il NJ
Railroad is actually becoming Of as much
service as the Mississippi river for market
avenue. This company is ceasing It's gouge
games, and has actually selected men for
conductors and agents who arc as friendly
and accommodating as merchants clerks.
Six months more Of such gentiemany con
duct as has prevailed among head officers
and agents Of the M. & NJ. Company for
several months past, will make the road
popular, make it a paving Institution and
give it public and private credit. Sunk
in tyranny, fraud, monopoly, and measnees
AS it was formerly, no wonder passengers
and freight ran away as buffaloes scainper
off from Ih,ians! Instead of issuing free
passage tickets to big-bug dead heads in
order to secure popularity, the M. d M.
Company are now reducing their tariffs,
encouraging trade, employing kind, friend
ly and accommodating agents and other
wise adopting civilized habits thus, offer
ing mutual and helping hand to those
along The route who sacrificed their farms
by mortgages to build the road, instead Of
turning the screws upon them. Farmers,
merchants, citizens, under the present lib
eral policy of the NJ. & M. R. r. Company,
with several improvements yet to be
made, you will find that road supporter
of your interests instead of Philistine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

clreuLt coart. erant ooAnty, wI.con.Ln.

Circuit Court, Grant cohnty, WlsconFin.
William n Reed, plt'f,l
VS.. A.
John Williams Malin Action to Forcclosc Mortgage
da Williams, his wick
Elisha Hook efsndants
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, to John Williams and
halinda Williams his wife aud Elisha Hook, the above
named Defendant:
VyoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED, and reqnirss'to
4 answer the complaint Ia this action, which Was
dled in the Office the Clerk Of the Crcnit Court Of the
county Grant Lancaster IN said county on t9c lSn
a. ~ ot.rs u, 1889 and to serve copy OF your
answer 10 tie said complaint, on the suDseIiper ~ ny
oece h Lancaster in said Grant county wisnin tnsn
a after the service Of this summons on you eAcauaVo
a ~ s,t service; and II you fail TO answer the
sid complaint within The time aforesaid the pa,n,a n
W. ~ ~, Dated Lancaster, Wis., Oct. 10th,
~ SSso - WIZ. T.. CARTER. Pitts Atty,
A ~ Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
in PRoBATE-GRiFFlN.

County Court, Grant county, Wisconsin
IL the matter Of the estate Probate Oct Torn 1852
Of Benjamin Y Grifin,d Present, VIM. McGcpgal,
ceased. Judge.
nN this day came Riley Jacobs, Administrator Of tho
estate Of Benjamin Y. Griffin, deceased and filed in
TINS court his administration account for hna settle
ment Thereupon il il oide ed that The matter OF said
account be examined before the ludge Of this Court
Court House in Lancaster in said county
on the 18th az November, A. .. 1852 at o'clock in
the afternoon Of said day
And is further that notice thereof be given
persons interested by publishing this order for
three successive weeks previous to said y Of earingn
the sGraD. County Herald" weekly newspaper pub
ished at Lancaster, In raid Grant county. Dated Oc-
tober H. 1859. WM. McGONIGAL,
Is 3w County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
inflammation.

y. bingham, celebrated Physician of U tica, n.
says /" have treated cases or Inflammation of the
Brain, Inflammation of the Lungs Inflammation OF the
Bowels and kidneys, InnamnIAtory Rheumatism, Child
Bed Fever with Dir, Trasks Magnetic Ointment, with
perfect success, when all internal remedies have
sed also cases Of Group, Scarlet Fever, Canker and
liberated Throat and Lungs, with like success 10 the
Epidemic known as the PGfrd Eryspelas by which so
many valuable ifses lost tested il frequently ard
failed Of eecfing aspeedy and certain cure In
cases Of Burns Splans, Bruises, Frozen Lnbs, Chill
bains Sc ii cures like charm. No Physician or fam
lily will be single day without this incidence after be-
& ning acquainted with its power to cure
SORE LIPS. cHAPPED HANDS 4 CHILBLAINS.
Is completely cured BY two or three applications
Magnetic Ointment
Read Advertisement In this rarsra la-5n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

Henry Carey, in Illustrating Bis princi-
pies of Social Science, discusses the sui jecl
Of Food AM Population" and a,iduces
the following facts in proof Of The gradual
progress Of mankind towards letter so
cia. position:
The substitution Of vegetable FIR ami
nal food throughout the growth aud anne
Iteration Of human society, has curious
correspondence which Is seen 70 keep m
even pace with ia companion an i'm
proyenont Of lie same ind and tendency,
constituting and indicating social advance
mcnt, and providing for human welfare
under beniiice1t and orderly law Of prov
i,lcnce. Wool, an animal producl, is
largely superseded by cotton, Of which a
single acre furnishes a greater number Of
pounds than could be obtained from a
hundred in raising sheep. Flax and col
ton, io like manner, replace the silk worm
rs furnishcr Of clothing; while vegetable
oils aretreuching uponthe oils Of he whale
and hog, and lessenlng the labor in oh
tanning them, Gutta percha and muslin
takes the place Of leather; caoutchouc Of
India rubber lessons The demand for hides
and wool; and paper is the cheap substi.
tute for parchment. But the progress in
: change Is pushed still furlhcE and deeper,
and always in the direction Of the more
inexbaustible supply, mineral manures su-
percede animal fertilisers; tho steels pen
drives tho goose quill out Of use; the iron
horse takes the place of the one composed
of flesh and blood; mineral fuel performs
the service Of the vegetable; and steel
springs are made as soft az the luxurious
down in sofas, cushions aud mattrasses.--
In every direct on tho same principle holds,
the same law rules. AS men approach
The image Of the Creator, and become pro
ducers-croators instead # destroyers-
they grow towards omnipotence; the ma
terial creation ministers abundantly to
their wants, the elements 10 obey them,
and the forces Of nature becomes their ser
wants.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

We esteem it pleasure, resting upon our absolute
knowledge of its merits, to recommend Prof Woods
Hair Restorative as the best article of the kind with
which we are acquainted, and which has dope, I'M
der our own observation, all il clamsa nd it claims
every thing implied IN lis name
This article, in short will restore gray hair 70 it's
original color aud add to its growth and beauty wherev
er any blight disease has checked that growth o.
mared that beauty. This has been proved in favor
Inv within few weeks, and in erous other cages
related to u.s. without the knowledge of the propretors
We havs only to add that this most valuable article is
Tor sale by the proprietor, No 3l2 Broa way, and
la Market Street. st. Louis.
CAuTloN.-Bewafe of worthless limitations, several
are already IN the market called by different
Use unless the words professor Woods Hair Re-
storativo Depot ST Louis Ao., aud New York; are
blown IN the botle. Sod by an Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers. Also by all Fancy aud Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas IS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
IN Notwithstanding.

County Court Grant county, Wisconsin,
In the ma tier Of the state In Probate Oct Term,
Of Sarah Vennins, de- 1852 Present, WIN. Nc
ceased )Gonigal Judge.
nN This day came William Brandon, Administrator Of
the estate Of said deceased. with the will an.
IL xed and hed in this court his account
for final settlement TheTeupon il ordered that tsa
matter of said account beexamned before the Judge Of
this court az the court house in ancasten said Grant
county, on the 18th day Of November A. D. 1859, at
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day.
And il Is further ordered that notice thereof DO given
10 an persons interested in said estate by publishing this
order successive weeks previous TO said day hear
the Grant County Herald weekly newspaper pub
shed at Lancaster in said Grant county Daed0cto9
18th, 1859. Wh. McG0NlGAL,
lS.3w County Judge,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Foreclosure Sale Rogers.

-'S'' VS.. ctsnit Court for Grant conn
Francis Rogers, ct. al = ", Oct. Term 1859.
DY VIRTUE Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale in
tue 18th day Of October A. D. 1889, by direction Of
Plaintiffs Attorney, shall on the 23d day Of January,
described real estate Of d nuch thereof as NAV IL nee
essary raise the amount Of said judgment to witt the
Of one thorsand hundred and serenity dollar
and 32-100 (I1T0,32l00), the adjudged TO be ne
from said Deft to said ntogether with interest oss
and accruing COSTS m0gaged premises desrbedAs fo-
lows, to wit:
sonth half Of the southrat quarter Of Sec. NO. twenty
fve (2S, In TownshpNo. rix (6 north OF Kapge no.
three 3) Of the Fourth Principal Meridian, con-
tanning loo acres or esa all n Grant county Wis
consin.-Dated Sheriff sOficc, Oct. 2obs lsea s
RARRER y Lowry, ssvM. r., FVSItiss =.