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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-31

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-31

b. THo buKs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
DAVEN, BACON Il Co.
HI OVERSTRUNG PIANOS.
s. SONS
9OLD SEOAL
PATENT 0YERsTRUNG psiNgt
dnITa

And SQUARE PIANOS
Are now considered tina best PIANOS Manufactured
sverpre1a within the lac. fort years In compe loo viA
pisaosof the best makers Of NewYork Boston PbGadspe
snafB gilmore.
Among the Judge, Gottschslt VIM Msson, H. A. Wei
lenhaupi, and other musical celebrities
81 SONS do 70 artists WIS were IN this couut2
since IL is wcknown fact that such important In
have been made In pianos quite recently that MANI
makers whose Instruments Justly considered 20 rsuk
the best years cannot BY means claim the same pos
q. the present time - -.
months nearly all the leading and most prominent s sn1
musicians now residing In this country;
The undersigned, having personally examined Nd practically
tes.d the Improvement In Grsnd Pianos invented By b
STEINWAY In which the covered strings oyestunS sbos
those remaining do hereby certify;
That IS of the said Improvement the voice Of NJ
Piano greatly improved in quality quantity and power
The sound By Steinwsy uproyement much mere eva
e harsh stronger and much better prolonged than tb easse
In any other Piano with which scqunnted .
The undersigned regard the improvement o. Mr. steinv
rs most novel; Ingenious and important No Piano Of SIMILAR
construction has been known used sc r % me unes
signed know or believe ..
r MILLS JOHN N PATTISON,
VIM SAAR ROBERT G0LDBECK,
" C. HILL, GEORGE w. A0RGAa
MN KING, CARL BERGMAN,
And many Others.
Each instrument warranted for the term Of Ave yeas
Wsrerooms Nos 81 and "a Wslksrst, near Brosd~sy n
CTEINWAY e. SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
y ENT ovERsTUNG GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS .:
now considered the best Pianos Manufactured aud are wAsnA
FOL five
Warefooms Nos 81 and "a walker-s.., Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
pnniiHg.

AT JAMES EVERDELLs-Weddin Cards,
"A NOTES &cTnese celebrated engraved Cardscsn be had
only the old Gard Depot No 32 Broadway corner Duanel
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half phce).--
H Wedding Home and Note Papers &e Business CardA
Bib Heads Portraits &c KELLYs No 81 fultons St, N
WTM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 1O4 FultOA-st
w Letest styles Of WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, EN-
VELOPES, &c Established 1871
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Alusiral Boxes.

WE have now on hand large and splendd
w sssortme,t of MUSICAL BOXES playing So
o. L. @ n and 90 tunes manufactured BY the be-" MAKER
SWITZERLAND.
Msnaonas OvertuTss Expresxves Se kc sscompanim1ss
n, FTIITE BELLS DRUMS, and CASTAGNETTES Gsns
nom Operas Popular American Melodies Negro Melodies o.
roy MUSICAL BoAEs, playing l. O. and tunes
~o PAILLARD g. MARTIN, Importers.
u.,..l po,a, rendered No 81 Maiden lane N-v-Yox-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
6nmmer netred!s.
Houses ano farms tuantr6.

WANTED to HIRE with the view of pur-
w cbasips-A good FARM on the north shore OF Long
near Sound Of about 100 with stock utensils
and good buildings vi hin about 40 miles OF this city Inquire
NJ GEO b. OHkNNlSS, No. l59 Chambersst, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
amueements.

a cADEMr OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
"A OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY, September g.
THE GREATEST COMBINATION
LYRICAL STARS
EVER MADE IN THE OMITTED STATES.
The the honor TO TO the pubic tnet
they have been fortunate = y 1mbne
ALL THE EN- lNENT ARTISTS
If thu italian present la this country In
ONE GRAND CONSTELLATION,
y SHT ARTISTS WHO COMPOSE THE REGULAR COM.
PAkY OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Q TIIE CORTESl ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
3 THE MAX MARETZEk OPERA COMPANY.
On MONDAY Sept g. at 8,
OPENING NIGHT OF THE SEASON,
MISS ADELINA PATTI
wbnn viii be presented Bcliui charming opera Oh
LA SONNANBULA.
ADELINA PATTI AS ANNA.
oe e. which achieved greatest success last seasop
SIGNOR BRIGNOLI As ELVINO. 1000
SIGNOK AMODI0 As TIE COUNT RODOLPHO.
Siguor &UzlO
PRICE, Or ADMISSION.
Admission 10 PsrQCeIte Parquete
Reserved
Private boxes according to SIZE and ocstiOnl 10
Family Circle. 80 ceuts Amphithea 10 cents
Doors opsn At It, to coz snce at O'Clock ,.no.,
The Of will commence TdS tSsturcayl siphN
ING Sept l. at o'clock at the Box Office Of toe Academy OF
Music al Shells Stationery Store Ne Wsl'st aud ut
Bre0hings Ne 70l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
SAM C0WELL'S
LAST NIGHT
At The Canterbury, No. COB Broadway.

At The Canterbury, No COB Broadway.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Under the personal supervision Of
BEST vENTILArGD ' LECTURE ROOM
10 the world LAST ans S ~ Tas
LIVING SKELETON;
Is E6 5 i1STsn s Spy sR R.RH SD BoSEs
making him the most s1sodipsy human curiosity ever ya seen
~ W" Tss @oSpEsFUL iLSIs0 FAMILY s,,,
sIIsn White Hsir Pink Eye, &c though
,v,no bon e Rsidis'y, Sl' S sR ,,rNsM
-"' LADY With LONG HAIR,
h'''4 ak stHTfs on C T Fl
The only All l Of he Kind ever Atsntc States and
the most extraordinary creauIe living 49,, -.o,,,..
He weigh & RSsES . .e. W sSsg hours 'AD
rHn + NEST A6 ;yIi IN ffHE WORLD
filled with beautiful
Li hHlSO A tIfh5 k tFSiSS S saAE &C.
MONSTER SNAKES. FORTUNE TELLER Es INV y,u,1v
GREAT vAs snHi 9 Of EEW wax fidtREs.
LAST DAY Of the celebrated
COMPANY Z OF + i. JUv vEiILz COMEDIANS,
VINO S''i H ipsisfs sT ENcoMUMs OF THE PRESS
s"d the p@SS e fyo M q R o%l9 9D EvESNc
s.s = GeFes in . ssss y STS;s Of
DA oFFER,E Gfhs' DRAMAS, &c
T.
Of the talented performers in the country
All ths beside all the and Novelties of Museum
oolectich which embraces not less than
850,UUO CURiOSfTIES,
hon eyery part Of the world are al, yes,
ALL TO BIZ SEEN FOR 2: CENTS.
Chldrea under 10 ears IS cents
MUSEUM OPEN from ! q. TIL 10 p. m
NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN JAMES M. Lessee aud Manager
NIXON'S
ROYAL EQUESTRIAN TROUPE,
SATURDAY, Sept ], 1850 st o'clock give
SPECIAL MATINEE,
When Z0YARA aud the host OF Stars viii sppea
THE AMATEUR CONTEST
BY THIRTY GENTLEMEN,
And the Games Of
THE CURRICULUM!
Together with = -
THE SIX BANLONS,
And FIFTY NON and PROFESSIONAL PERSONS.
Prices Admssoh-tsny Circle entrsace Crosoy.st
IS PaIQuette aid Dress Circle 50 cents Orchestr
Chair. Sl Private Boxes, IS and SO.
In TIE E'euins-DoOs open at o'clock To commence at
O'Clock precisely.
Ga MONDAY, Second Series Of
AMATElk CONTESTS,
The yielding the request OF anumber students
from private GyDaaslms ho wish - their proficiency
and test their efficiency before the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Gotels.
Boar6 ano Rooms.

A VACANCY for two lNVALlDS 10 BOAhD
n and receive Medical attendance. Apply to Dr. BARRY,
No 259 East Broadway.
40 LISPENARD-ST., near Brof way.-hooms
40 for Families Single Persona cheap, with or without
Road Iodgngs IS Watchan al night Spanish spoken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Gouses TO Eet.

ITO RENT.-A MACHINE SHOP, Nos. Is and
i 70 Wser-t Brooklyn with IL horse power ersinS lashes
drills everything else fitted for shop Of the kind Inc
mos, Of them are q $ good as new Inquire o. =. 49,
JOHN BENSON No Is Old-slip, y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

ID A. SMITHS SCHOOL for BOYS, Licking
de- ton av rear S7th It
Term Commences Sep; 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
6orses, Carriages, &e.

HORSEs. CARRIAGES. and PONIES for
sALE-Belonging 10 l. 81. SINGER esq., who l. about
10 travel in Europs Cs Carl go House No So West 9Th
st., Dtsr Jth sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
MISS HAINES

M / s 5 X Il n n E ID
INk PRIVATE CLASSES for YOUNG LADIES No. 80
West 24hst between 5h and 6th-svs WILL OPEN the
l4h SEPTEMBER Miss KENNEDY will also be preparedto
receive m,d number Of young Ladies Boarding Pupils
Circulars may be obtained s Crowens No 6S9 Broadway az
M Matines Academy Of Languages No go Broadway and
at No 81 West 2th-st where letters may be addressed
I'll the lot September when Miss KENNEDY will be at home
TO receive applications.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

MRS. GIBSON, No. % Union-square will re.
WI open her Boarding aud Day School f Young Ladies oa
MONDAY. Sept. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Jnstrnction.
q RICHARDsON's CARROLL PARK


n keeping. IS pr onh, tlO per qaaIter Ahn NC,
as per ne NH uveni,s 50 per monthoan attend DAY or
evening PAHES M.rc.s'ie COLLEGE No ol Bowery cor
Cnrs,st n. Y. or No 2s3 Fultonst. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-A nice 2-story
" COTTAGE and OUT-BUILDINGS. with beautiful
gtoupd cor be oil scres well cultivated with choice fruits
GOOD water &C. to select schools ami churches at
Co Real Esate and General agents, No. 18 Wsls, N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

LOR SALE or CHARTER-The Fast -Saillfg
ST. amer FEOCH DI AN is for sale charter Forfuftner
f" ff'' ~ ~ ~ VIZ N. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL for SALE con
ID venept NewYerk Profits for the Ps years equa 70
,sIsry II over 42fO0 Address Box No 4OiOF u Post Ooe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

DOR SALE for S9O--A secondhand ERIE
Il CANAL-BOAT. Cali on uANENPoRI' s'ue OAR "'
w shiuet1ns; NrW-l York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

4 Oh SALE-A BARGAIN--A valuable Pa
Il TINT worth 5000 Il offered for sale fJr 5sGn foi
!afticalsr. tpplJ to j. C0CHkANE Ne. 2so asr<e's'
Eewaii, n. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

CLINT ON INSTITUTE No. l35 Gold No 23)
~ West 23d It between 6th and Tth AysThis Institution
select Classical and English SCHOOL for BOYS Ia now Ia ia
twtn tn year operation has large light Ane we'll
rooms sbls faithful snd experienced eacheI vino
aiy the most assduous the moral and physical we'll
being Of their pupils well therinteectua advancement
Pups received at all ages and carried forward fast their
plysc c5rdtion Intellectual development will allow, to
an honorable entrance into oege or business life.
unans for he season OF rHfDJ6l on MONDAY, Sept g.
T,rns-From 30 $40 per qu-e' Circulars with the most
ample references, may be hs6 The institute
MIRO j. HAXELTINE, Principal.
Rev. n ~ SERENBETZ
Prof of Frsuch and German.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Heal estate for 6ale.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE at AUG
N TION.-Wil be sold WEDNESDAY, Sept " 1850
at II O'Clock m, the premises hAhM containing 100
situated ON the Newheld road leading from Strawberry
U Al miles distant from Stamford village good house, barn.
and ali outbudngs all In coed ode also stock and
farming ueDs Inquire on the ies. OF Of the owner T.
HOBBY. No. 800 UrGn1.st., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
BuiIbins Materials.
Jnsuranfe Gcmpauifs.

yn1uruHlf NpWpuWtrp'
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE lNsUh~
IN ANcE COMPANY PURELY MUTT , Al ,,%2r, rEp
Mass FUND 10 pay Losses, ONE MILLION FN T. "''N
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Ater paying losses over S1vOtO0O. am
AO DIVIDENDS IN CASH, sou0,Voy. c,sy later
~ DIyDFND, 40 PER CENT, paid IN ,IA ~.
e.ns dOcq@sn, sonerGiS Life a, sSS x.,snss for he
Ms,,oroHan RAM dinr Il0 Broadway cor rir =. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Gopart,,frsbir Notices.

NOTICING. WILLIAM q. SWAN il dull
IN authorized 10 SIGN OUR FIRM b. grocur,tion
GRINNFLL AInrURN l. Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

&S0 0O0 sPECLAL PARTNER 4. NE 4 Wa, it
hrcvnr, sbshnIent tsks place OF general pan.r
who r,uIes Jso ll Address coInmun,cati3ns tgm;n VIII
ne stri ilg conhdena to HARDWARE BOX no III i""u"e
Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

MAPLE HALL, Prof. ANDREWS BOARD
lvl ING-sCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, at ysinsica L. T.
IL miles from NewYork will reopen MONDAY Sept 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

NHESSRS LESPINASSE and ARTEAGAs
Ils and I2i Gin place, Ieoprns TUESDAY, Sept 4
Cias Methemstics and Commercial Institute The Ju-
vene Department is always under the special care OF mme
Iespi Iasse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Chances for Busirless Mets.

IA RIGHT for the very beat PATENT FILTER known Can
be purchase yerylow Apply at No. 10 Broad
way. TO BUTLER, HOSFORD 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
NARMs for SALE, CHEAP.-We will supply

L'AfihIb IUI bkat1f1i Nff111a1 W VI ""FFV
tracts good Farming Land In the ssoun NOT
ve loo miles rom S. Louis for the low phcof SO cent? pei
icre Title ,ranteed and wara1tss DEED; gwen isclo''
samp for plot and PARTICULAR TO D. Co.
United States Land Agents, st Louis Missouri
nor SALE-The "a story Frame COTTAGE
HOusT No 2s5 Liyineston-st Brooklyn WITH Gas aud
Weter Fixtures and improved Range in the Kitchen frce
$500. Apply on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
C. MEARs BURKHARDT

MRS. A. COUTAN's FRENCH and ENGLISH
IVA BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies, No.
17g Filth Avenue corner Of 3teet will reopen Monday,
September u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

TOR SALE, at YONKERS, on the Hudson "a
miles from the Lepot fine, large MANSION VITA ien or
acres of LAND The House and has s the ususI
conyeLences The view unsurpassed Conveyance: may
aay be had on arrival Of the trains and steamboats, Terms
oderate FOR father particulars inquire Of MANUEL T. Boil
MER, the premises
MUST BE SOLD at a SACRIFICE.-AF Four
lNI Story and Basement HOUSE 2day. with Sore. The
best Tor shop the hes been occupied for
the last three shops only - so cash Iired
Apply TO WIN FETFRETCH No l55 East I'D st
VALUABLE SCHOOL PROPERTY - With
Y small FARM Delightfully."- situated, for SALE or to LET,
on reasonable terms Inquire Of CORNWALL, esl, No
l95 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

IOBN MACMULLENs SCHOOL, No 700
~ Broadway corner of athst, viii be opened again on
MONDAY, September TO- 49,
The French Department In which nothing 51t french Is
native OF Paris and graduate of the University Of Paris
MISS SARAH sEDGWICK will remain ut the head Of the
Primary Department Circulars Lockwood No All Broad
way; Crowsn No $685. Chrsers, No 1851 and PIECES, No.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
st.EnirE,s saLE-Hll.roN.

Win. =. lsg.sh, Z ilai"hA' 50. o,...,.f,...4
d. i. Hilton6wife Defendants.
August Term 1859. judgment " Foreclosure and sale
raY virtue az judgment rendered in the above named
eoRrf on lie first day of August, a. ID. 1859, in
favor of VIM F.. Parish, PIN, and against 3 + Hilton
Gd Hfe utts shall, the Goth Gay q Dec 1893, AZ
one o'clock p, d. Of said DAY, expose for sale at public
auction and shall sell the following described noIga
o PREMISES the highest aud best bideer, for cash ~
Lnd al tile outside dunr Of the court house., In the
village of Lancaster Ia said county o. Grant, and shall
eli IS much thereof may be necessary % satisfy Tie
above mentioned judgment, 10 vii: six huEdted and
.eyenfs five and fotfsdt oneinndlodihs doilais.
fS555Id) together with costs interest ard accFung
costs. The Inosgagea premises usseflDeu ~ loo"n, -
vii:
Tie east halfof the Southwest qua Of section No.
49, ia toxin s. north 81 range west; the Dorth hall
ard sou f-es, gal 81 northwest quarter dissection
Ma. l. township No. four -, north 81 range sa ttl
wtkt, lie snut-aast qafter Of northeast quarter and
t-wes quarter III southeast quarter Of section No.
Two (2i ii township four az north OF range six 10
fsoatl quarter Of section two (2). in townEhip
No. !, Forth of range ix 90 west, except about twl
acres the south point Of the last named tln Of
land; certain tract Of land desci btd follows
fo-wit Commencing al the northwest corner II the
otl-east quarter OF south casfaGter Of section No
four f4) north Of range Tx west, runnir theme south
lorty RODS ana from thence oast ty rods, az foln
thence 10 te place Of beginnings The whole tanning
300 acres, less.-Dated Sheriff. ONO, sept
10Th, 1859. WM II, FOSTER, sheriff
70 OF Grant County, Wis.
tar want Of bIles tle above sale il hereby adjourn
until the 20i day Of J&puqry, Al y. 1860 at tie same
place and hour Of the day,-baled Dee goth, 1853.
MM II. FOSTER, sheriff
O T. Clan (cLi! VS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07

In the matter Of the estate Iotiniy Court, Grant
q samuel peniek, deceased County Wisconsin.
I'M reading and fling the petition .
" Jesse Brooks, Administrator OF the estate o
said Samuel Fenick deceased, representing that tile per
sonai estate Of said deceased had all been exhausted
that the debs due and unpaid against aait deceased
and praying for license TO SSH portion Of tho real e.
tate where OF said deceased died seized in order 70 pa
said debts and expenses of administration.
IT is therefore ORDER thai all persons nteresc in sal,
estate, appear before the Judge OF This court, II tn
court house N Lancaster, Ia SAIL Giant couAy, on 70
hrst Monday Of February a. H. 1861 at o. oe,cci
in the afternoon Of said day to show il any then
hall be why license should not be granted to fsjd ad
niinistrasur recording 70 y prayer Of said eiiien.
And 81 Further oLercd sisl james A. Jours he APP
pointed he spt cia Guardian af he minor b les ef l,
deceased sf the purpose Of iasiss oftlief intess
10 said matter.
Aud its further ordered tina. notice thereof Be eigei
70 all persons interested therein BY serving copy
this orler on the said special Guardian and the widow
ot said deceased at least fourteen days previous TO sat
laY OF hearing and also by publishing this oder fo
four 90 lee ssive weeks previous 10 aid day OF bear
ing Ia the 'ssrant County Iieraldp weekly ncnsIa
ser, published at anclsicr ia said Grant county, a
ted December 18th, 1859.
2S-4w WA. McG0NIG IL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
Foreclosure Salo-Lusa.

Wni. u Griffin, Plaintiff, } Grant Circuit Court,
Us. august SlecialrerIu, Is a
Nathaniel LGse, Defendant
DY virtue Of decree Of sale issued ont of the Office
ID Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Grant county
Wisconsin, bearing date Angus lst 1882 to me direct
dand delivered and rs direction ofPaintiis Attorney
will expose e s1e al public auction and will sell 10
the highs ard best bidder for cash ii hand 10 raise
the amount OF $44e4, the being the amount ad-
Judged to ge due from said defendant to said plaintiff
together With interet costs and aceruing costs said
sale 10 take place on The 9th day March, a. d. Is6oat
the hour of 10 O'Clock, A. H. of day. at the outside
door Of the court house, in the village ofncaste
country, Wisconsin.
The following is description ofthe MOI tgaved pe,n
ses mentioned in said judgment to wit: The south east
quarter Of the north-wcs quartcr and the southwest
quarter Of the north quarter Of Section number
fourteen GAY containing SO more or less;snso ten
described follows, TO witt The north east Quar-
ter Of the thwest quarter OF the northwest Quarter
ofsecton No. twenty -lour(24) all Of said lands living
and Being in Town five {5) north Of Range No three m
west aud all in Grant county, Wisconsin--Dated SlGr
IFS Oihce, December 6tn, 1899.
We. +. CARTER, WM. II. FOSTER
Plaintiffs Atty, Sheriff OF (irmntoo.
LaneasteF Wis. 25-3lao Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
Summons rsEshach.

Circuit Court Of Grant County, Aug Sd, 1859.
John Angel, pria. State Of Wisconsin, i.
C0guty Of Giant.
Herr Diesl ach, def't.
ia tho name Of the State os Wisconsin TO sad offend
ants
V0U are hereby summoned and required to answer
4 the complaint OF the plaintiff in this action a copy
~ which ii file in the flee of the Clerk Of Cfcni
Court Of said County ard TO copy Of your an.
to the aint the subscriber at bis Office in
the village Of Lancaster within twenty DAYS after tic
service Of This summons you exclusive Of day Of
vice; and you fail TO the said complaint with
in the tines cited The plaintiff in this action viii take
judgment against you for the Of fire hu ndred dol
lars besides the costs Of this action. J. Z. Mills
Dated August 39th, 1859. Plaintiffs Attorney
2s-br Lancaster, Tis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
foreclosure Sale Rogers.

} ---9
vs.. Circuit Court for Grant coun-
Francis Rogers. Ct. Al ~, Oct. Term 1889
10y VIRTUE Of ajeGsment Of foreclosure aud salc N
the above entitled aeticn rtnier Ia said Court NJ,
the attn esy If October A. D.. 1853 BY direction Of
fiaiAtlas Attorney. shall on tho I'd day OF 5anuary
loou, ~ ~ Geek noon Of sail tav, sell the f1oEnr
described real esiAte muc thereof as may Is nec7
esaay 70 raise the amo1n ct said judgment 10 Wit; the
sum Of one thousand hundred seventy dollar
ana $500 Ql7o32l00}. the sum adjudgcd q be Inc
flo said Deft to said lt together VI Ia interest costs
and accruing costs; norgagcd premsos descr "a as fol-
lows, to wit:
The south-half Of the souil. west quarter ana the
south half VI the southeast quarter OF Sec. No twenty
Eve, (25) in Township No. six 6), north Of Range No
three Cd ives Of the Fourth Principal Meridian, con-
tanning 100 acres less all in Grant county, Wis
cousn,--Datcd SheriAs Office, Oct 10th, 1859.
BARBER &LowgY, WM. II. FOSTER
Plths ATTY lS-eow3ni Sheriff
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Foreclosure Sale--Rouas.

Dwight T. Parker PrtT vs. Thomas Boyes and Ma,
tina Boy his wife, Defts State of Wi consin Circuit
Court Of Grant county.
virtue OF decree Of foreclosure issued out OF The
ID Clerks Office, Of sad court and OF said county TO
io me directed and delivered hearing date August III
d. 1893, hs direction Of the Plaintiffs Attorney wil
sell at pubic auction, at the outside door OF tie CONT
house, ~ Inc village Of Lancaster Grant county Wis
consin 70 the highest and best bidder for ca in hand
on the zlst day Of April, A. d. 1860 at tho hour If ne
O'Clock r. A. o. said day. and shall sell ali the lrht
title and interest which said defendants have III ana ~
said mortgagcd premises hereinafter mentioned 10 Wit
The northwest qualter Of the southwest quarter Of
Of tie southeast quarter OF Section No s
all in Township No, six 90 north Of three vest all IL
Grant county, WISCONSIN. - -
The above sale win be made TO satisfy the snnn IF
hundred and seventy-sx dollars and ten cents 2S 1ot
together with costs, interest and accruinc
Sheriff Office, December 14th, 1859.
BARBER & LowRa, WM IT FocTrp
Pitts Attorneys. Sheriff efYsyant ;.
Lancaster, Wis o8-3m Wiscons,r
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in PROr,aTEnr,Ysssw

will aud tessameuf oS n sso 3 20 urs Pee Term
vid Paiman, deceased. igal Jndge
reading IND hling an i.s rument fl writing pur-
~ pgrsing y be the last will and testament !
DAVID sbnnans late OF the town of potosj. ia ne
county Of Grant State Of Wisconsin Sea here
John roen and Michael Lawler named Executors
y Z ordered that proof Of said instrument 50
no9a osloIs PC ndge OF this court the Court House
y aneastsTn said Grantco:,on Monday, tbe2Sri day Of
day. - sAo "laeh"ooh - sA'u
Ana y further ordered that notice thereof Re given
~ ~ publishing this order
~ weeks previous 10 said day 81 hearngin
sne Grant County Herald" weekly newspaper pub-
sned a. Lancaster in said Grant county De-
cemner q, 1853. WIN. McGONIGAL,
- oW Enunfr .If1darn