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Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-11
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LANGTON,s PIONEkR EXPRESS

LANGTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS!
DAILY TO AND PROM
DoaonieviAe, Forest CITY, CamptonviUe-
SAN JUAN,
And all the different Mining Localities throughout
Yuba Sierra, and Nevada counties,
CONNECTING WITH
RELIABLE EXPRESSES
To all parts ofOalifornia, the Atlantio States
and Europe.
OFFICE-WIth Wells. Fargo d Co., d
Street ,lIarysville.
ED. H. B6kEs, agent.
jan9-my
LANGTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS,
TO UT AHS
ON THE I'd and 17th Of each months
~ the EXPRESS will leave the MhRYoVkLhk
OFFICE via BONNEVILLE, for
SIERRA VALLEY,
FRANKTOWN, washoe Valley,
GENOA, Carson Va ley,
CHINATOWN, JOHN TOWN,
ERUCHEE MEADOWS,
CARSON CITY, Eagle Valley,
GOLD CANON.
T5TAll Letters for the Western Atlantic States y
enclosed in our Governm ent-franked Envelopes and
indorsed 'OverJand, via. Salt Lake" will be forward
ed and reach their destination sooner than by any
other line.
Marys7ie, Jaraary %, 1859. jan23 my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-11
SPRING HOUSE
Third Street, MarysviIIe

YVNHE undersigned having taken the above old as
a tabiished and well known house. will omen tba
came 10 the public on the Both August. ~
The house has been put in the most complete re
pair, and the rooms will be found inviting to the
lodger.
The Table will be esupped with all the deIicacies the
market Affords Wv
gS- Furnished or unfurnished Rooms to let with or
without board.
share Of the public patronage is respectfully So
licited. au3O-my J. G, BOLENDER.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-11
WIN nYER
BRooKFIrLp, January u, 1s5s.

0.J. WOOD CO., Propretors, 444 Broadway, New
York, and ia Market-st, st. Louis, Mo.
Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ers.
e1y- PARK WHITE, San Francisco Wholesals
Agents for California and Oregon. ap4-1y-eod-chq
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-11

wM. SINGER,
ie3 Mayor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-11

A ORDINANCE to provide for the licens
"A ing Of Auctioneers, and to define their duties and
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-28
4atest Mews.

Pixies Peak news Is very favorable, the mines
yielding more abundantly than was anticipated. The
last Express from Denver brought 81, 900 in dust
Flora Temple beat "Ike Cook at Muscatine Sept.
23d, best time Of Flora 2,26 Of "1ke 2,30-Flora's
first half mile was made In ILL.
Gen. Scott has left for San Juan. Mr.. Greedy LETT
for New York on the 5th.
The reshet in Pennsylvania has been very destruc.
tive.
Otero re- elected to Congress from New Mexico and
Mowry from Arizona.
The Kangaroo carried out one million and half in
specie from New York on the Gath.
Gen. Harvey gives Gov. Douglas notice that he will
not leave San Juan till directed to do by his Gov
ernment-the quarrel commenced about 'killing .
hog" by an American resident Of the island.
The Great Eastern will sail for Portland on the LIST,
October-her trial trip indicates that she will DE the
fastest sailer in tie world.
W. J. Lane, clerk Of the Fulton Bank New York,
h Is been stealing $50 900 and Is now in jail.
change in Milw aukee and Chicago. At st. Louis on
Sat urday last Sept Gath, Exchange Is Groce
riss are dull, Club wheat n to 70 Corn "a, Oats A.
Flour 4,25 to 500. Hides Is. Rivers all low and
rade inactive.
The receipts Of grain at Chicago on Saturday were
Ill 900 bushels-wheat Is for club. At Milwaukee
the receipts Of wheat for last week BUSH
els this includes -four also-price Monday ~ to 70
Oats 27.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-28
TRUSTEES Sale.

VKIHEREAS, on the first day Of june, A. D.
w 1858, n. N. Sherman, A. r. ISherman, J. s..
Wilson and S. E. Wilson, executed unto Charles II j..
Fargo Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust, conveying
to said Trustee the following described property to-
wit: Lot No. four 4) in Block No. three Is, a.
known and designated on the Recorded Plat or the
town Of McGregor, on which Is situated . building
known As the "New York Store,' together with the
rights and privileges to the same belonging whick
said conveyance was made by said n. n. Sherman
A. +. Sherman, J. S. Wilson and s. Il. Wilson, for
the purpose Of securing the payment Of Two certain
promssory Notes and the interest thereon signed BY
Sherman Wilson, and dated June LIST, 1858. One Of
said notes being for the of six hundred and four
dollars payable one year after date, with interest
the rate Of ten cent annum and the other
the sum Of eight hundred dollars, payable two years
after date with interest," at the rate Of per cent.
per annum, payable annually, to the order Of Fargo
Kellogg, at Chicago.
Now, the above first described Note Of $6o4 and in
terest thereon and the annual interest OF said note
Of $780, having become due and payable and the said
Sherman 4 Wilson having failed to pay the same l.
Charles H. Fargo, Trustee aforesaid do hereby give
public notice. that by virtue of the power that is in
me vested, by the SAID deed Of Trust will on Satur-
day, the 10th day of December, A D. 1859, at the
Of two o'clock, in the afternoon of said day
front Of said premises, Main street. in the Town
McGregor expose aud offer for sale, At public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash. the premises above de-
| scrbed to satisfy and pay the amount due on said
note Of $6O4 with interest thereon to the day SALE
aso the interest for one year said note of $500,
together with all costs and expenses attending said
| sale and Of this notice.
Dated this Goth day Of september, ls5sw1l
CHARLES II. FARGO.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-28

IN hand and for sale, on reasonable terms, the
~ following described machines:
Ten Horse Power Msssillon Threshng Machine;
eight Buffalo g. Belt |;
g Geard
- Sweepstakes +"
l two Tread Power" "
Also Sugar Cane Mills, Wagons, Moline and Galsna
Plows, 60, &C. ROBERT GRANT.
MeGrsgor, September II, lS5oN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-28

A WIFE IN TROUBLE. Pray tell me, my
dear. what is the cause of those tears ?''
"Oh! such disgrace! Ihave opened one
of your letters, supposing it to be address
ed to myself Certainly itlooked more like
Mrs. than Mr."
Is that all? What harm can there
be in wife opening her husbands let
ters p
But the contents! Such disgrace p
What has any one dared to write me
letter unfit for my wife to read?''
sob, no. 1t is couched in the most
chaste language; but the disgrace r.
The husband eagerly caught up the letter
and commenced reading the epistlc that had
been the means Of nearly breaking his
wife's heart. Reader, you couldn't guess
the cause in an age. 1t was no other than
a bill from the printer, for nine years sub
scription!
A most sensible woman! She ought to
be admitted member Of the craft.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-28
McGregor Post once.

MAILS leaving the McGregor Post Once, will close q
the following specified times until farther notice.
WEST UNION, daily, At 6:45, A. N.
DEBORAH, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
7:l5, A. NJ.
WISCONSIN,, and Up-River, daily, at $3.50, IN.
CHICAGO, and Eastern, at 1880, NJ.
A. p. RICHARDSON, Post Master.
McGregor, July -, 1889.
N. B.--Persons desiring the use OF Boxes ut the
Once, will attend to paying for them quarterly, in
Advance. Postages on Newspapers, required IN
adrance, and it will much trouble, If the
ter, will be charged double, as required by Law.
r. HAMMERS, Assr r. n.
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OUTER AND EGGS Wanted at
II FRANK HANNAHS'.
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New Millinery.

RARS. TERRY, takes this method Of informing the
MI public that shs has just received large and
very handsome stock Of the latest style Of
BONNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS,
Which viii be shaped and trimmed to suit, and ssld
at very low prices In the assortment may be found
every article usually kept In Of this kind An
experience Of several years in the business enables her
to exhibit the rarest and most beautiful styles d
Bonnsts ever o6erel In this market.
Mc0rsgor, September II, lS6ets #
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-28

500 PAIR OF WINDOW SHADES,
~ RICkEL e HUFFNAN'S
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SHERIFrS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

10y Virtue Of special execution issued out Of the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Clayton
county, Iowa dated the 18th day Of june D. 1859,
and In faver Of Thomas GLASS; and against Truman @.
Stor and Jane Stor. have levied upon the follow.
ing property described in certain Mortgage Deed
follows, to wit: The east half Of the southwest
quarter Of section six (6), Township ninetynve (o5
north Of range four ~ west In said county Of Clayton
and state Of Iowa. and shall the 18th day Of Octo
her, A. D. 1859, 1t the hour Of o'clock, p. NJ Of
said day 1t the front door Of the once Of the Clerk Of
to the highest bidder fer cash. all the right title and
interest OF said defendants above named in and to the
above described property to satisfy . Judgment Of
S234 and 55leO dollars and 81 S. 100 dollars cost Of
suit and all interest and cost that have and may
thereon. JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff of Clayton county, Iowa.
BY N. NJ. TurrLE, Deputy.
September, 18th, lSS9nlS7w4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-28

u When at McGregor, the other day, we
called on our old friend J. J. Jewett, whom we
formerly knew in Dubuque. This gentleman
has splendid Drug Store at McGregor, where
all who are in want of medicines can be sup
piled. Mr.. ]. has entered but late into that
business, at Mc(;regor. though at the East he
has had many years. experience, and we can
say with safety that he is a good Druggist
We hope our friend will get all the patronage
he wants.-Gornauilo Journal.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

IOTlCE Il hereby given, that shall expose for
IN sale, at Public vsndus, In front Of the store OF
Simon II. Drake in volgs City, Clayton county, lcwa
the 32d day Of October us1 the following dessrib
ed Real Estate belonging to the Estate Of Gardner
Iugraham, deceased, to-wt: The northeast quarter
Of the southwest quarter Of section 60 and Also the
northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter of
TO- all In township %, north Of range vest Of the
5th p That part Of the said land lying in section
20, 10 timber land, and viii be aold In parcels OF ave
acres each, to accommodate purchasers.
The Terms Of Sale will be one-hslf cash, at sale,
and one-hAf In 8 months, with approved security.
The above described lands are be sold to pay the
claims Of the creditors Of said Estate.
A. BEvINS, Administrator.
volgs City August 81, lstowc
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-28

NALL AT G. II. FLANDERS FOR
some Of the most pure BOTTLED LIQUORS for
Medical Purposes. lS2W
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THE rRulr Cnor IN WEsrERN Nav YoRx.-rh

THE FRulr CnoP IN WESTERN NEW YoRx.-The
Rochester Democrat, speaking Of the fruit crop Of
Western New York. says that not far from 900 bar.
rels Of apples have been shipped icm Rochester since
the season commenced, and that ct least 2500 more
must follow. Others make their figures larger than
LOO per barrel-the best bring $1,25, and the most
inferior kinds IS cents. Recent advices from the
East tend to establish the opinion that prices must
fall still lower:
1t would be SAFE thinks, to say that the aggregate
shipments Of all the dea ers in the county must have
reached 1000 barrels already and that less than
10000 barrels will be shipped in ALL by the time bust
closes for the year. There appears to be great
diversity Of opinion among those who familiar with
the subject, to the total amount of the crop In tina
county Some set it high $50 900 barrels while
others reduce IL to not than half that quantity
The total crop Of Western New York is equally in dis
pute, saying that 1t must be 900 900 barrels
while another believes that 1t cannot be more thar
6O0, 600.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-28
The Truth i'm n Nutshell.

The Truth I'm q Nutshell.
The indianapolis Sentinel, speaking Of the pamphlet
recently issued from Washington in reply to Judge
Douglass Harper article, says:
But cui bono-what beneat these elaborate discus
sions upon abstractonsi The people Of the Ter
ritories, left free from Congressional restrictions,
will practically settle all matters relating to their do
nestle affairs The doctrine of non-interference ID
the settled policy Of the country with regard to the
question Of slavery In the Territories. 1t justly
coded to the popular will to determine whether they
will have slavery not. II the people Of the Terrific
ries do net desire it, 1t not be forced upon them,
and, the other hand, II they want It they will have
Il. To that arbitrament believe the people Of the
country wing to rest the question. And We may
discuss the abact rights, duties and relations Of the
people Of the Territories to the Federal Government
till doomsday, thout changing the practical solution
result Of the avery question in the Territories
iota But the public mind has periodical cravings
for political dis outations and dispositions upon alb
stract theories Of overnment it may perhaps be ~
well to take the PRESENT direction any other. In
the mean time the people the Territories rrac-
ticay determining the very questions for themselves
which It seems almost impossible for statesmen to
theoretically solve.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-11-11

man Catholic Bishop Of Kerry for charita-
Die purposes, Here is munifcence that
puts to shame the rich and great ones Of
the land-one hundred pounds in one day
besides handsome gratuitie. TO boatmen,
and every other person with whom her
party came in contact When Madam
Goldschmidt got on the Railway platform
on her way to the train, she was greeted.
with several rounds Of the most hearty
cheering. She expressed much regret that
her arrangements did not allow her to make
a more heightened stay among the fairy
scenery oil the Lakes"
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Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.

State of Observation-Disclosures County Circui,
Court. John Fitzgerald, guardian of Rosetta
Gugenheim against Nicholas Wollmar, Paulina
WoIlmer, Theodore c. Shove, Oliver \ Mos.
IN PURSUANCE Of Judgment reud red n
L this action. o. the Bis. Of October 1859. |
shall Sell at public auction for cash, at the Court
House in the village OF Manitowoc, on the llth
day Of February A. d. lsGO, at the hour Of ten
O'Clock in the forenoon the following described
mortgaged premises, or so much thereof as NAV
b n cessary to raise the amount of saiG jufgmer
aud costs aud expenses OF sala to wit AL the
following described lots or phc Is Of lands stu
ated in the village OF Manitowcc County Of Man
itowoc and State Of Wisconsin to Wit: Lot 3
block l35, lots IL Is a. lG block 136, los 81
aid p, block 1873, lots and 8, block 100; lot II
II ok 200; otsl2 - 1G block 252; lots 4 block
256 lots IA Is / 8 I9 and % in block 296 accord
ng to the cfiici plot Of The said village CT Mani.
towoc, together with the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
if cffice, ManiloHoc, November 10th 1859
LOUIS KEEPER, Sheriff.
BoUCK & EDaoNDs. Plaintiffs A torriae
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Additional Foreign News.

Tie Zurich treaty stipuIatcs that a rati-
fication ofthe peace treaty shall be eXchang
q within fifteen days.
The Paris Pays intimates that Naples,
SpaiE, Portugal and Sweden are not
likely 10 be members Of the projected
Congress.
The London Times, Post and Herald
are avcrse to Engand's joining it. The
Post Lord Palnerston's organ, regards
the Italian complication as very serious,
and the situation Of Napoleon as very en-
barrass;ng. 1t also thinks it certain that
Romagna will be attacked BY the papaI
troops, and that at first menace of an arm
cd Intervention in the Duchcs, Garribadi's
troops will sweep away every vestige Of
papal rule.
The electricians have commenced at Va
lentia experiments on the Atlantic Cable
with some encouraging results.
1t is reported a: Paris that the Emperor
had refused an audience to deputation
from Bologna, but granted one to q depu-
tation from the Duchies.
The English journals continue to draw
attention to the immense naval armaments
now building in France; particularly Tou
lon, where % large ships are being con-
structed.
Nothing definite is known rs TO the pro
jected French Chinese expedition.
It is reported that Marshal Vallaynt
has suggested to Napoleon the occupation
Of the Duchies by the French troops to
prevent civil war.
Considerable excitement prevails at
Piedmont on account Of the conditions Of
the Zurich treaty.
Il is reported at Surin that Napoleon 5
war ships having been seen off Romagna,
a riedmontese squadron were ordered in
TO the Adriatc
There is an uncoHirmel rumor of re-
evolutionary movements ut Palreno, in
which 40 rebels were killed.
GREAT BRrrAIN.-The Directors of the
Great Eastern held meeting on the 10Th
ultimo, aud it Is authoratively announced
that the departure OF the vessel has been
postponed sine die, and orders have been
given that all passage money received be
returned No time will be fixed for the
transatlantic voyage until good progress
thoro' sea going condition, and according
10 some authorities, there is no likelihood
Of the VoYagc being made before Spring.
The ship would remain at Holyhead about
ten days longer, and then 90 TO Southam?.
ton to complete her fittings, after which q
trip to Lisbon is spoken Of
1t Is stated in in her present condition
the Directors will not accept the ship from
Scott Russell
The Directors Of the London & North
ern X K. Go. gave grand banquet at
Ho.yhead TO the Directors Of the great
ship company on the 18th.
Prince Napoleon after infinitely inspec-
ting the Great Eastern at Holyhead, paid
flying visit to Liverpool aud Manchester
and then left ia his steamer for parts I'M
known.
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Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.


State of Wiscon in--Nanitowoc County Circuit
Court. Argalus W. Stalks against Albert \.
Baker, Sarah Baker. his wife, Ernst Wagner.
Ca;harine Wsgner, bis wife, Dlmese L. Thomr
as, Joseph ThOmls Charles GtNiord, Thomas
\. II. Edwards, aad Gottleib Shafor
II PURSUANCE of a judgment rendered in
L this action on t e 2G,h day of October 1859
shall sell at public auction, for cash, at the
Court House in the village of Manitowoc, on the
ninth day of February, \. D. 1860, at the hour
of ten O'Clock in the forenoon, the following de-
scIlbed mortgaSed premises, so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the amount of
said judgment and costs, and expenses of sale to
wit:-L0t in block 1870; lot I3 in block 49,;
lots l aud / in block 1875; lots II, Is and IS il
block los; lots and in block 200; Its 10 and
30 il block 202; lots and , in block 205; lots
! and II in block 2f9; lot II in block 25l; lots
u and % in block PSI; lots Is and l6 in block
259; lots and in block 800; lots 9 and 90 in
block 29S; lots 10 and / in block 300 lots )
and Is in block $685. lois | | and i in block SOS:
lois and Ia in block 33G; los y AID 81 in
block 500; lots , and 3 in block 3i3; lots
and Ii III block =; lots s and in block J; and
lots i and I in block p all of said lots aud
blocks being situated in the west half of section
thirty, in township number 10, range number
twenty four, N the county of Manitowoc. and
State Of Wisconsin,. -Sheriffs f flee, &alitouoc,
October 26, 1859.
LOUIS EENPER, Sheriff.
PALMER STARK, Attornies- 6wl7
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ANOTHER YEAR wit h its varied ex perience,
and vicissitudes, has nearly gone, the seed time
and harvest have passed away, and the products
Of the earth more abundant and excellent, in
many respects than usual, have been gathered
in. Our State has been favored b. an overruling
Providence with exemption from pesti!ence or
any prevailing disease, and the commercial and
financial distress, under which our land has so
long suffered, seems to be approaching an end
As State We have been free from evil distur-
Dances, and men have gone about their daily
avocatioas in peace and quetness. As nation,
too, we have been exempted from the scenes Of
blood which have been the result in other lands
OF the shock Of contendng hosts.
1t is right th4t we should, reople, render
the tribute of our thanks to the Author Of all
good, for the establishment and continuance Of
our free institutions, for the general health and
prosperity Of our people, for the blessings Of
peace, for the privileges Of free education and
freedom to worrhip God according to the die
tates Of conscience, and for all the unnumbered
blessings, individual and national 50 bountifully
showered upon us.
He'JoFe, III acCOrdt4ce Win lHc Time non
ored usage do hereby recommend to the peo-
PIE of Wisconsin that they observe THU RSDAI
THE oath DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT as a
day Of THANKSGIVING, and that abstaining
from their secular avocations on that day, they
unite in their several localities in grateful praise
dant uefcies.
In testimony uhcreof have hcEeunto subscrib
LIS. ed my name and caused the Great
Seal of the State 10 be affixed
Done at Madison, this 18th day of October, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fifty nine.
By the Governor,
ALEXANDER ". RANDALL.
J. D. RLGGLES, Asst Secretary of State,
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Circuit Court-County of Maritowoc.

Luther Dana, agoinst Nicholas Wol}mer, Pau
lima Wol'mer, Theodore c Shove, Edwin Hunt,
Stephen Hubbard, isaac F. VIM, Harvey T,
Case, Sylvester G)odenow, Lewis A. Mann, Jas.
Herman, Thomas Robinson, John Robinson, Jas.
BENNETT George Schucharlt, George Graves,
Fred Ppotzman, Peter j. Blcsch, Chas, II. Walk.
ke", Tracy j. Brown, George C. Walker, Jir.h
D. Cole, and Richard KHnghoz
rJ'iIE STATE OF WISCONSIN. To tie a5opc
l. named D.fcnd4nf& You are hereby sums
moned 10 answer the complaint Of Luther Dana.
plaintiff, which was on The 22rd cay of August,
1859, fled in The Office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Count, in ard for the County of Manitowoc, Wis
consin, and to serve copy Of your answer ca
1he subscl her at Manitowoc, = sconsin, within
twelty days after the service of this summons,
exc uSive o! the day of vice and if you fill to
answer said complaint as hereby required, tn.
piantltf will apply to the court for the relief de-
manGed in the complaint.
GEO. n W0ODIN, Pl'rifs Atty.
Mlnitowoc, September 5, 1859. CIV
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Judgment Of Foreclosure sGa Sale,

Site of N;sconsin-Manitowoc County Circuit
Court JuiiGs Henry KimbalI agains, Floyd
johnson, William GciT, Josiah johnson, Hen
ry b. Towslee Danicl Knapp, Henry HowarS
Alanson Hickck, Lindsey ". D.rhlm
Tn PURSUANCE Of a Judg,ueu. rendered IL
l. this ac.ion, Oh the % h day Of Ocgobyr.Ieag.
shall sell al public auction for c4sh. q. J1s
Court House in the village of Manitaao,, 81 p g
ninth day of February \ D 1859, al HI lisus
OF one O'Clock IN the afternoon, he following
described mortgaged premises, or 20 much tue.e,
OF as may be necessary to raise the amount ST
SAID Judgment aud costs and expenses OF sale 90
WIT: The south hall of the northeast qutiteg
and the north cast quarter of the south eat
quarter OF section number two, township number
nineteen, north of range number twtnsy two
east, containing l20 acres of land, more or less
together with the steam saw mill aud its appur-
tenances erected on or near said premises by tie
said t'oit and josiah Johnson.-SherTs cfice
Menitowoc, October %, 1859.
LOUIS KENPER, Sheriff
j. |. PSrTIT Plaintiffs Attorney, Of Kencsh4
city. l6-I2w