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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-19

REELECTION OF IT. S. SENATOR L. S.
FosrER.--The Connecticut Legislature this
morning, May 10Th, reelected Senator La
fayette ). Foster. The Democratic cand-
date was Hon. w. w Eaton, of Hartford,
who made a speech in the Democratic eau
Gus last night, taking strong grounds
against Douglas and his doctrines; declar-
mo that the seventeen Democratic States
repudiate them, and defending the South
ern view on the Territorial question.
The votestood in the Senate 8 for Eos
ter and Z for Eaton; ID the House l39 for
Foster and III for Eaton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-19
PHYSICIANS.
T II. HYDE, N. D.,

r II. HYDE, N. d.,
Late Of Potsdam N. "
Having permanently located in Lancaster offers his Pro-
fessioua Services
Physician and Surgeon.
His pretiee hos been over 90 years Residence and Of
fce, The place formerly occupied by Dir. J. D. Wood.
Lancaster Wis Jan. lst, 1856. 29-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-19
Democratic Classical Alfusions.

When Attorney General Black declared
that the President had never written to
Robert T. Walker, the celebrated letter
which was afterwards produced, he also in
high dudgeon declared if any one attacked
the administration on that ground eve will
put shirt upon him from which be vii
never escape"
The allusion to the shirt is to the fable
Of the poisoned tunic Of Nessus, the Cen
taur, who was slain by Hercules for VIC.
lent attempt upon Deiania, The hero's wife,
under the pretence of carrying her across a
swollen stream. The dying Centaup gave
her a tunic, which he said possessed the
power of recalling truant husband. The
injured lady soon had occasion for using
this garment in which he arrayed himself
for sacrificial robe. he immediately fell
into a painful distemper, and ret being able
to tear It from his back, in despair threw
himself upon funeral pile on Mount Etna,
Judge Blacks use Of The classics is a very
happy and appropriate ono. The trcaoh-
cry of the Democratic party towards the
people Of Kansas in their pretended efforts
to carry her over her sea Of troubles, is apt
" illustrated by the violence and deceit Of
Nessus. And the revenge obtained by
means of a poisoned tunic is exemplified IN
tue legacy Of trouble which the administra-
ton leave to Douglas, the Hercules who
bathed in blood and killed the only halt
human administration.
TO conclude the allegory Douglas can't
tear this shirt from his back and viii prob
ably follow out the example Of the Good
Of strength by perishing upon the funeral
pile which viii consume the democratic
party.-Free Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-19
HOTELS.
OENNISTON HOUSE.

Cassvi1le, Wisconsin.
The above well known Hotel at Cassyille has been
leased by the subscriber and will be properly managed
Ca syile, May 1st, 1860. j.. S. MASON.
46-y1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-19
Affairs of the Milwaukee and Wis
sissippi Railroad Company.

! The New York Herald, Of the LIST inst,
contains the following article in regard to
the settlement Of the financial difficulties
Of the M, q NJ. r. r.:
1.-THE bond-holders of theMilwapkee and
Mississippi railroad company, held an adj
Ijourned meeting to-day at the office Of the
company, and adopted unanimously the
plan submitted by the Bond holders Com
mittee for the reorganization of the COM
lpany; placing the management Of the road
in the hands Of the bond-holders. The plan
is substantially as follows:
First mortgage on first section, q cent. ssoo0oo
First mortgage on first sectionl 2 cent. 647,o00
Total sl,447, 90
The foregoing and accrued interest may
be converted into s per cent. first preferred
stock, or may remain as a lien on the road !:
First mortgage on third section, cent. s1,os7 900
First mortgage on Southern Wis. p cent. $4,000
rota $i,3Sa,ooo
The holders of the foregoing are to re-
Iceiye per cent, first preferred stock for
the principal and accrued interest, and,
with the holders of second MORTGAGES, as
stated below, may take the control Of the
road.
Second mortgage, 10 per cent. bonds 100000
The holders Of the above are to receive
second preferred per cent stock for prin-
cipal and interest, and, with the first prefer
red stock holders viii manage the road,
elect directors, &c.
second Mortgage on Southern Wis. Line 10 the
Third 9orsgaga On the whole line ands ct 39SS59
Total s695,75o
The above, with accrued interest, to be
converted into Third Preferred Z per cent.
stock. A fourth class Of stock, called Com
mon stock, to be issued in discharge of al
the stock now outstanding, and Including
Farm Mortgages unsecured Indebtedness
against the road. Under this organization
as authorized by a late law Of the State Of
Wisconsin, the income Of the road is to be
appropriated as follows
lst-Pay running expenses.
2nd-Pay interest on mortgages out
standing
srd-Pay s ~ cent. on first preferred
stock
4th-Pay 8 per cent on second prefer
red stock
5ih-Pay I Up cent. on Third preferred
stock.
6th-The surplus, if any, to be employ
ed in sinking the preferred stock 70 three
millions, or until It's value has reached par
in New York.
7th-Whenever these conditions are
reached, the surplus shall be investe,.! in the
purchase of the common stock, until the
whole capital stock, both preferred and
common, shall be reduced 70 six millions.
8tK-When the capital stock shall lave
been reduced to six millions of dollars, and
the road shall have earned a dividend on
that amount i'll any one year, equal to Z
per cent, dividends shall be declared on all
tile stock, instead Of sinking the shares.
This is step in the right direction, and
should be initiated by other concerns in en-
barrassed circumstances.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-19
S. +. LAWRENCE, Secretary.

Rg-A coed story IS told Of Hon. Thad-
deus Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, in connec-
ton with the tenth ballot for Douglas at
Charleston. The news came over the
wires that Mr.. Douglas had received one
hundred and fifty and one7ta!f votes.
lone hundred and fifty-and one-half'
repeated Mr. Stevens very slowly and mock
seriously, "fhs one-half means Bigler"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-19

PERIoDIcALs are the dead leaves that
fertilize the soil Of literature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-19
CITY HOTEL.

w. t. ENNoR, PRoPRIEToR.
Having recently ro-htted and re-opened this House. is
now prepared to accommodate Travellers and Boarders
atp2ioes 10 suit the times.
HORSES-A GOOD STABLE
Is attached to the premises with attentive and oblgng
hostlers. Observe the sign sLiYery Stable"
Feb goth, 1858. a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-19

GE A lady, being asked to join the
Daughters of Temperance, replied that she
intended ''to join one of the Sons in the
course Of the week =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-19
RATES or AnVl,RTrsIwe 7.

RATES or ADVERTrsINg.
Business cards: t6lines or under one year, IS o.
onesqeare, ZINES, ltiansient) rst Insertion, 90
do do. subsequent insertions, each %
Dc. per year, 90
one-fourth Of column, per year, Is 90
0ne-half 90. do. rs 90
oae column, do. 40 90
STRAY notices. insertions. 90
Legal notices inserted by the folio.
Yearly adv atisors are allowed four changes.
-
All kinds of Justices Baaks Deeds, Mortgages, Chattel
Mortgages &C.. printed and for sale at this Office
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30
Eourtn Of .Tu:y Celebration

Gr07d P;c,tc Portg O,utoas dc, Dc, on
Gardsa Iy'ood at tie ,Suiph.tr Springs
Tie citizens Of La Sale Co invited to attend TIC
NC PARTY, on the ith Of july this beautiful leland,
which has recently been fitted up in STYLE by the
rroprictors Of the Spring Valley House with seats,
swings, &c, making it Of the most desirable places
tor party in the state Ii or easy access Persons
can drive over good road and shallow ford to the Is
land The road 20 the Island turns from the La Sale
and Ottawa road direct at the Spring Valley House.
general invitation is extended to all those who are
DESTROYS Of passing the Fourth in rustic cool and
pleasant rural retreat the dust and bus,Ie of
and city under the shade OF those Ell E2 Trees,
whose thick foliage is sufficient protection against tie
heat aud scorchlng rays or July sun Come one and
all aud bring your provisions.
glis assembly will he favored with CITATIONS from
Gee" EdrdSe, Esq, OF Peru J. Avery, Esq, OF Ottawa,
Daniel Evens, ESD, OF La Sale, and Others
Any That d" not see fit to bring their Own provisions
VIII be supplied by the propretors of the Spring Valley
House. lee Cream and Lemonade will be furnished on
the Island.
The Picnic will close With party a, the Spring Val
icy rouse W me evening lUn1o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30
Ottalva frtt Grader
LOGAN. MATT EES.
Fourth Of JuIy, 1860.


The citizens of Ottawa and vicinity will
celebrate the eighty-fourth anniversary of
American Independence according to the
following programme:
y salute of thirteen guns at sunrise and thirty
three guns at sunset will be fired by the Ringguld
Artillery. under command Of Lieut.. c. L, Tough
tailug.
The bells of the churches will ring for half an
hour, morning and evening.
Procession. composed of the military companies.
soldiers Of l., civic societies and citizens w! be
formed on La sale street, al lu - o'clock A. NJ,
under the direction of the Marshal OF the day Mai
". II. J.. WALLACE, The right resting on Washing
ton street. At Ito clock procession will move up
La sale street to Lafayette street, from thence to
Columbus, down Columbus 10 Man, west on Main
TO La Sale, thence to grove on the south side OF
the Illinois river, where the exercises will occur
President of the Day-E. = LELAND
EhaViau-Rcv. Mr. NoRSG.
Ecader-ARTHrR LOCKWOOD
Orator.. &. CHAHPLIN.
! Officers of the day and soldiers Of 1912 viii
/ please assemble at the Geiger House early as
/ j. II An.
! y tremendous procession Of the d" Dat and Out
cI> at p. VI.
\ @r.ud whcclbarrow and sack race viii come
of at oCioci. 2. NJ, the fat east Of f"N river
\ prize of five dollars viii lie awarded 10 the win
ncr OF each race.
Target shooting, by the R,n=Gold Artillery, al
i o'clock =. ".
Immediately after which viii be the grandc>t
display Of fireworks jhat has ever been witnessed
IN Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30
SPORES WEa.. isL.inr.
uO7TAS MOORE

IMPORTER and manufacturer of Increase Tu list Ri
IFS and Shot Guns. OF every description, Telescope
80 20 -ent Nuzzlc Rides. Revolving Breech Cast Steel
g-nT. with Guide starter FOR hunting, and large
,.- Of REVIEWERS. Colts, Beals, Mathaten's. Blunt
... Alien 4 Thurber's. Gentlemen will find at NV
- ~ i,,. in NV line, and warrant give salts
fa,. .., 90. IN that favor n,e with their patronage.
invite the cid friends Of H. Z. BErNNER t" give me a
coll n, INV ar.pt Customers will a ways find him
at his post. My shop is Main Street, near the Fox
River Bridge.
iunIS THOMAS MOORE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, June 30. 1860.

OTTAWA, Dune u, l-bO
Fi0U'-Winter wheat, S3a3.75 pr loo; spring W
extra, 90 5a3.0O; spring W fine eco.
Coi7t Jie1I-S !. GOA {. lUpr. 100
Coy7s-iar, 45c for - lbs; shecd i5c for 80 lbs
Hh.dt-N inter, l.0Oal.lv; spring, .0a9Gc,
Ott%--21c for 81 lbs.
PaFteY-5Oc for 80 lbs.
ImOtbY .>eei-S2.25.
IotatooS-45c. p. bush.
EIgs--Sc.
Eftef--gaIIc.
CGtT .>ataS-1c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

WHERE TO Look FOR COMMISSIONING
this hot weather, everybody is looking
around for light, comfortable, cool and
airy clothing, and as nobody can stand Il
TO run all over town, just drop in at FlzGr
d TAYLoRs, next door to the City Bank.
and You Will find all you want For few
dollars They Will fit you out from head to
foot--hat shoes orbootS, and al!-and you
can walk off not only with the comfortable
feeling Of new suit but also that YOU
haze cot a Largain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30
Health AND i'.rr Flood are fuscpa-
ral.Ir.

Rcco!ect that all siclu->s arises from mpurity Of the
blood, and that JIt,Ou> Mountain Herb Pills will
surely hnd out and cleanse these impurities from the
system that disease cannot exist 50 simple AMI lnuo-
cent tlIr rms plants that compose them, that
II l. not necessary have them sugar '"hDi 900 "rd"r
that the stomach bear them. In most cd>,~, IiS
are sugar cu. eel because tersls OF winch they
are made :.. ., gripping and malignant, thai Otherwise
a delicate 4... .. could not bear them
Trrst PMS .t with disease ii is, auI T!' not Only
CT re ly rrrHo... r cp,isc, but will bald uu ;ttd
store the br.G,r constitution. Ter" are tauF WHO
have rilcd wi,h heir constitutions taJ Lacy ttlk
medicine cannot hrip them let not even ,lss Ur pair
iucreduty and sctPticsu = cycrthr"Hu 10y mass of
testimony witch j. truly irresistible.
tues ascribcd to these MOI NFsiE ..E., ellis
deemed fabulous. Tho public had boon often de-
ceivcd that they could believe tn simple at-
yancci by thcr d-sovercr Yet facts und"niab nj
tested by Of the highest character AID
sprCtlbjty, have proved. and proving y day, ie
virtues Of this mighty healer Inty ark by thcir
miraculous efficacy AID power a in med cine
Sold by al. Medicine Dealers. iuu3O-:lw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30
HG0GaRdS BaiSaEnic Cordial
HO0FLAMD'S oERMaN PILL,

being well known throughout Europe and America, needs
commentator here. They purely vegetable,
prepared with great exactus and sugarcoatcd No
better Cathartic Pill be found Price - cts per box.
These medicine are prepared Iy Dr. c. " JACKSON
Co, Philadelphia, Pa. and -. Louis. No and are sold ~
druggists and deal = in medicines eTeryvhere The sig
nature Of G. ". JACKSON VIII ne the outsle Of each
hottie or box.
IL EreryJotys HT7Tn-c, published annually You
viii find testimony AM c1eu atory from all
parts OF the country. Ihe1 Aimanacs are given away by
al our agents.
For SAFE .- O..sr. ZIP 2. l..r--g IE, >. WALK
EH r Y C--en. .--. --T-Eaf. Eost2
Tf;g C.Y-z,.,e srr.ts.ssE E-.rlIbE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

THaEHor-rE~ Ctoru&G Evrorivu-Our
friend Thamaon-or has found his business
increasing % largely on his hands as to
compel him 20 find larger quarters. Ac-
cor,,inglv- he has moved his clothing es-
tajIl-huent to the fine large roora lately
occupied 10y MIR Orton's Bookstore in Ne
tropol.tan Block. Sam is a capital fellow,
and makes 4 new friend every time he
sells 10 a new customer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30
rnE cnNeEssInNs o. AZ rNrnHrrNArf ,IAy

TIE CONFESSIONS OF An UNFORTUNATE NiiV,
WHO brought UluI himself the most obstinate nervous
affection, premature decay. &c. by iuiiScrrtjUu and
srlf-abuSep published the benefit the afflicted.
and particularly addressed 70 young Warr.c@ people,
and those contemplating marriage, pointing ont the
they may be restored to perfect health. The
thor having himself been cured, desires p.nc, the
hands of the unfortunate the means which they ca
hu relief, and also TO put S.op TO the various IMPOSE
tous pracrced upon the Ulwary. lie will send his ex-
I'erjeHce free of chargs address, Wu. J. Horuby
~, p. o. New York. feblI-6m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

EaEa7 $ IcE CE"AH--ihe glory Of 1ir.
Ejert'S Ice Cream establishment has re-
turned. and It Is once more the fashionable
resort as in former days, Opposition only
stimulated to greater efforts to excel, and
Mr. Z, now boasts that he has hot only as
handsome and richly furnished quarters
as can be found in any city this side of III e
mountains, but can hVa1 them ali in ma
king superior lee cream and cake Give
him q call
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

fllti.tist..---, - PORT rs GALLERY.
NELAINU..r.-S. ~ "oETTt;as q ,TiFPV
FLGEoTlPL>- a FpEIER-> GALi.ERY
The Fcrrofyfcs. taieu on Patent E5arrr Plates are
,.rior .u beauty, hr.uCy. and dur. h,irv &C. any
other pictures they only taken At Pu-cc.- Gallery
and are lein@ introduced su the "r-s-
Pictures taken iu a! kinds OF weather, in Nattuper
blccS. south side ul thr Court House.
Stock f1r sale 70 every description DagueTroctype
AHuhr0tyre, and Photograph STOCK Is kept hand
all times. and tsr sale 10 very l0S rates.
Those receiving Photographs ir0u t-r friends ct the
East, will find fine selection of Gilt oval Frames for
them ca Jan l>ho,
80 .9G1 AGENTS WANTED-ro sell 4 new inyen-
tSns- Agents have made $45,CDO on one-better
than al other similar agencies. send four stamps aHd
get - pages particulars, gratis.
TyfG-87-+ EFHRAiH BROWN, IotreIE, HIss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

YELLOW fEGEs, gIog3 TEG:7, RgD FEyER AID AnUE.
Bee our Almanac for proof FZ,cr, - cents per Bottle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

tt IL needless departments further but
thing il certain. which wish distinctly under
stool, that we shall use every honorable means
make
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-06-29
FOURTH OF JULY.

r~ro STIAw'S, where Soda Waters good,
Where Syrups are the best,
Delicious, knc, all hands eIclaim
Who put them 90 the test.
They are fresh taken from the fruit,
As all the people know,
Then of To Shaws' upon the Fourth,
Just where you ought to go!
rrTo SIAwS', when summers sun Is hot.
Ito, do not stand and thirst,
Come 10 the Soda Water fount,
Rush, see who'll be the hrst
To Shaus' on Independence Day,
For its approaching nigh,
To Shaws' for Soda Water on
The Fourth day fully.
ryro sHAwS' for Perfumes. Essences,
And Llixirs Of Life.
For Shaving Soap, for Fancy Soap,
For Husband, Child or Wife
And when the Fourth July Is past
Then II you'd cure your ills,
To Shaws' for Patent Medicines,
For Ointments and for Pills.
The Traveller on the Pilgrims road,
Just watch him stand and pause,
Hes thinking Of the shortest way
That he can take for Shaw's-
So as the fourths' approaching fast,
You'll please bear this in mind.
On FACTORY Isle, on the Main street,
You'll Shaw's "EXCELsloR" find.
ST. SHAW. APothecary,
% Factory Island.
Successor 10 T. Gilman. S~H
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CARD TO
MARRIAGES..

2, an. c;,y. 26th inst, by Rev. J, T. @: Mich
o,. Mr., SAMUEL EsERsos, TO Miss SARAH
M,ps,, CL,RK. both Of this eiU.
MAhIA A.,isnJ Dist inst, by Rev. DIR. Carruth-
crs Mr. JonS J. MEsroS, of Boston, Mass, to
Mis- EMILY ScAMNAS, Of Saeo.
In saeo, 26th inst, by Rev. J. L. 70. Nichos'
Mr.. Francis z. Rich, OF Northumberland, N.
n. 10 Miss Ann L. Davis, Of this city.
In Kennebunk, 23d inst, by Rev. q. Cook,
Mr.. Henry =. Davis. Of this city, to Mss LYDIA
smith. OF Kennebunk, formerly OF this city.
In Portsmouth, 10Th inst, james =. Aoorn'
of LYNN, Mass, to Miss Sarah Adelaide Curtis.
In Lowell, iith inst, Horace Webster, Isl,
of Portsmouth. to Miss Caroline Draper Dian-
chard.
In Hopkinton, n. H., Jan. %, by Rev. L. ~.
William, Mr.. Moses L. Dodge, to Miss Aoola
A. Weeks, both VI H.; Jan. 18th, Mt. warren
T D,skett. 10 Miss Nellie l.. Scribner, both OF
Herniker April 2ist, Mr.. Moses 5. Chase, to
Mis- Susan L. Hamlet, both Of Warner;
In West Scarboro', 23d inst, by Rev. ID. = rec
man. Mr.. Nathaniel wsterhouse 10 Miss sarah
II. watcrhouse. both OF 5.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-06-29
Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas, John Grant, Of Saco, In the county
Of York and State Of Maine, by his nnoI'g's ;,
de.d datel April 2lst, A. ID. 1859, CONVEX CONVEX ,hs
Stephen Sawyer, Of said Saco, TO ecu, no,ss
payment Of three several prom';s'" 'I,,.,s an
therein mentioned, parcel OF la pD.s s al a,
the North. westerly side OF the fV '~s I'' n.
cailei' in aid Saco, bounded as ,oliSms vs. DO.
amycr. thence norih-cssteriy oy saia ro,s
III s,r,v.eirht and is-ioo rods; thenee hot,n
aoaS .o Gs rods; thence south-westeriy by
81 vs. S samuel Berry Is and ss-ioo rods TO
,ana ~ samuel Underwood; thence south 43ls
IAN. ~ y, aid Underwood land and land OF Lewis
s.,s 10 the bound begun at, containing 20
oS 'y which said mortgage Is recorded In the
ya,t County Registry Of Deols. in Book 2tt.
par 100, 20 which record reference II hereby
made for particular description.
And the said Stephen Sawyer, on the nine
tenth day Of December, A. d. 1855, transfer.
ali. asaigned and Get over the sad mortgage.
together with the notes thereby secured, TO the
James Sawyer, Of Biddeford, In
san county, TO his sole uss and benefit The
condition OF said mortgage has been broken, by
reason whereof the undersigned. James Saw
yer, claims 10 forsclose the same agreeably TO
the statute In such case made end provided.
3w2o JAMES SAWYER
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-06-29
SherlG,s sale.

YORK SIS June 2'th' 'S0o'
Taken ON execution. the sane having been at
,ached on the original writ, In favor % Ueorge III
Wakefield, OF south Berwick, In said county 81
York, merchant, against John Austin. OF Sonth
Berwick, In said county, yecmsn, the s'lne ha1lns
issued ON a Judgment nj the term OF the supreme
Judicial Court held az Alfred, within aud for said
county oS York, on the fourth TUESDAY OF NAY.
A ID. IseO. I have taken all the night when
said John Austin had (when the same was Ia
Ken ON mesne processJ 10 redeem certain mo-
rtgaged real estate, situated In said South Del.
wick, II being the same described In a mortgaged
deed thereof 10 Thomas Jcwett, dated December
nth, 80 aud Recorded In York County Registry
Of leeds book 25I. pages Is and 10, u being the
same premises now occupied by said Austin. And
on the 2Sth day Of July, A ID. ls6O at 10 o'clock ~
A. ON saId premises. In said South Berwick, shall
sell sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder,
said right Of redemption 10 satisfy said execution
and costs thereon.
JOSIAH PAUL. Deputy Sheriff.