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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-20

The qualified voters Of HARRISON town
ship. Dubois county. Indiana, are hereby no
titled that an election will be held nj the Us
ual and legal place. Of holding elections ID
said county, on the 2l.t day Of July, fcr III
purpose OF eecting Justice Of the Peace
a. certified in the clerks certificate above.
JACOB HERMAN, 5. d c.
June 20 1SGO-5v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-20
STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS co !.

STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS co 81
To the sheriff off said county, Greeting
YOU are hereby commanded 10 give Ie
i gal notice OF q special election 10 Be
held 10 HARRISON Township in said county al
the usual place Of holding township Fec.
lions, on Saturday, 2lst day of July 1850
for the purpose Of eiec'ing Justice o. The
Peace In and for said township. 10 fiji the
vacancy occasioned by The resignation o.
j ohm M,lbarn. Esq. And Of this writ make
legal service and return.
Ia witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the CircriI
Court OF said county. at Jasper, this
18th dav Of June. A. ID 1860.
BAIL b. EDMONSTON. Clerk.
by o. BuElxER, Deputy Clerk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-20

FIR Governor.
THOM Us 4. HENDRICKS, Of Shelby
For Lieutenant Governor
DAVID TURpIE. Of White.
FIR Secretary Of State.
WILLIAM II. SCIlLATER. Of Wayne.
For Auditor or State,
JOSEPH RISTINE Of Fsuntsin.
For Treasurer Of State.
NATHANIEL +. CUNNINGHAM. vigo
For Attorney Genera,
OSCAR B. HORD, Of Decatur.
Fur Superintendent, Public Instruction.
SAMUEL L. RUGG, Of Alien.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court.
CORNELIUS O'BRIEN. Of Dearborn
Fr Reporter Of Supreme Court.
NJ. G. KERR, OF Floyd.
FOR CONGRESS,
HON. JOHN LAW, Of vande'buy.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
THOMAS SHOULDERS.
IA SP Z r.:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-20
COUNTY EXHIBIT
tor the Year 1859.

THE following 10 q statement ui the Il.
= nances 'or Dubois county. Indiana, Tor
The year ending May 3ls'. 1850. as appears
rom the Records u the Board Of Q 'mini--
toner's Of Dubois county. 10 viii:
RECEIPTS.
There war remaining in the treasury D, III.
last settlement, to-wi, June term. 1859,
the sum Of $3.50 81
And there has been received a. the
Treasury the following sums dur.
ing The year 1859, to-~ii:
For pedlar's license, 8 90
Redemption o. iands, 276 80
Grocery license, 600 Ol
sinking Fund. l777 81
Delinquent ca. Revenue. 1888, 8ia 80
DO. Township tax 1853. Ia 81
DO. Spsciai school, 1868, 133 81
d.. Tax 1858, $50 OF
Estate ~ithout heirs, 81
high yays, % IS
Show license, 20
County Revenue, 1859, 5947 &
Road Tax 1859. 93l 81
Township tax 1850, 1878 II
Special school tax 1859, 24s4 "a
J usper town tax, 1853, ia a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-20


4 n EXHIBIT Of the Common and c IN
- eresricnai Township Funds Of Dubois
County, Indians, for the year 1859. ending
March "a, lSCO, % reported 10 the Board 81
County mi-sioners al the June term
1860, ss follows. To- vii.
RECEIPTS
There was remaining in he treasury ~ last
March settlement with the CJun'v Treas
urer The sum Of Sl576 p
There has been received ~ he Co.
Trea.u'y the following sums :or
the following objects. 20 VII:
FIR Com School Fund, (M,y Dis
tribuiion. 1859 81 IL 81
Interest Com. school fund $50 Ii
Grocery License 800 ~
Principal Common school fund $50 81
Flaes AMI forseiuras AZ O1
sinking fund c9S OF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-20

The following il Last " Premiums ~h'sh
will ne sold 70 Sub crib y i"r TwEsTy FIVE
lcExTs each. On The receipt ~ the Sub
script I'm money, they will be informed u
what Pr mium- they are en,iile and then
il Is optional whether they pay the rwrsry-
five cEsrs en- each aud take thr Pfemiums
lur not.
The following j. : full
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05

The measures Of reform proposed and urged By
the Postmaster General. Since tho month Of
March, rettonchmeuts have been made In the
expenditures amounting to $I,S2G,47l annually
which, however, did not take effect un Ill after
the commencement Of the present fiscal year.
Theperiod seems to have arrived for deiermi-
ming the question whcther this department shall
become permanent aud over increas sing charge
upon the treasury, or shall be permitted to re-
sume tho sslr-sustaining policy which had so Ion a
controlled its administration. The course oI
legislation recommended by the Postmaster Goa :
eral for the relief of tho department from It's
present embarrassments, and Tor Restoring it to
It's original independence, is deserving OF your
early and earnest consideration.
In conclusion, would again commend to tho
just tberaity OF Congress the local interests Of
the District of Columbia. Surely the city bear
ing the n4mc Of Washington, and destined, I
trast, for age. to bo the cariiol Of our united, |,
ir,e and prosperous Conrcderacy, has strong
claims on our favorable regard.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
wAsHIsoroS CRY, Dee. 10, 1888.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
CHERRIES sALE-PARKER.


State Of Wisconsin, Grant County, IS. Grant County
Circuit Court judgement Of foreclosure and sae. =
George Calvert, Piaintid, w. James Parker and Ellen
Parker. his vie. Defendants.
Is rtue 81 a decree Of foreclosure and sale made on
the 18Th day October A. d 1860, by the above named
Coat favor Of The above named n 1t aud against The
above named Defts, and by directions Of Pitts Attof
ncy sbail The Goth Gay 81 january, H. 1861. al
the hour Of O'Clock, +. N. OF said cay at the fi9nt
ef the Court House in the village OF Lancaster,
Grant Co.. Wis, oner for sale % public auction aud w'li
gcI to THO highest and best bidder for cash IN hand The
following described real estate, viz.
The haf Of the Dorth-east quarter OF section
twenty mine COZ al township No four ~ north o.
range No five co and the east halt OF the south
cart quarter OF section Mo- RI Of township No
tltee - north oflange No six % west, IN the Conn-
ty Of Grant. Wisconsin.
said premises are ordered sold in satisfaction Of the
Judgement ia this amounting to the o thir
teen aansIed and fighJ eight dollars 1888 4 -
lO0fBs) together with Interest costs and ac-
cruing Dated sheril-s Oiace, Lancaster Grant
Co., Wis, October i3ll, 1900
WM II. FOSTER, Sheriff.
W. DSwEY, Plrfs Attorney
l9-wI3 By GEORGE d. LATTER, Gnder Sheriff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
CHECKING pERsrIR aTIoN

A Boston merchant il BLENDING 4 hand
on board of one Of his ships on q windy
day, found himself at the end of an hour
and half pretty well exhausted and per
spring freely. He sat down to rest. The
cool wind from the sea was delightful, and
engaging IN convers ltion, time passed faster
than he was aware Of. In attempting to
rise, he found be vas unable to do 50 With
sui assistance. He was taken home and
PCT to bed, where he remained two years
md. for a long time afterwards could only
aobble about with the aid OF cfutch.-
Less exposure than this has, in constitution.
not SO vigorous, resulted in inflammation o.
the lungs, sapneumonia," ending in death
la less tha a week, ORGANISING tedious rheu
natisln, to be a source Of torture for Iii,
time. Multtudes Of lives would be sayet
every wear, and an incalculable amount Of
human suffering world he prevented, if pa
rents would begin to explain to their child
ren at lineage Of thFee-of four years, ths
danger which attends cooling oiFg too quick
.ly after exercise, and the importance Of no
Standing still after exercise, or work or play
81 Of remaining exposed to a wind, or o
sitting at m open window on door,or Of pull
ing off any garment, even the bat or bonnet
while in heat. 1t should be rendered
.by all, that a cold never comes. without /
cause, and that in folr times out Of FIVE, i
Is the result Of leaving off exercise too sud
.lsnlg !, Or remaining still ID the wind, O
Iin a cooler atmosphere than that III which
the exercise has been taken.
The colder the weather the more meet
is there, in coming into the house, to keer
Jon all the clothing except Indian rubber, q
dump shoes, for several minutes afterwards
Very few roomsare heated higher than 8;
degrees when the thermometer is within
20 degrees Of zero, while The temperature
Of the body is always at % in health, *
THAT If a man comes in room which i
thirty degrees colder than his body, he vii
rapidly cool off too much SO often, even i
the external clothing is ne removed.
1t is not necessary that the peTspiratiol
lie visible, any exercise which exeites til,
circulation beyond what is natural, causes
proportional increase Of perspiration, th,
Sudden checking of which induces danger
Gus diseases and certain death every day
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
IMPROVED FARM
For Positive Sale.

viii sell at the lowest price, 200 acres Of land, 90
acres thereof under cultivation aud fence; we'll timber
ed and good dwellings, barn. VARIOUS out build
ings 0charl &c. the situated miles south
east 3o9cogsl and the Railroad. Terms, part casa
o9lanee on lne.
Also, vefa other tracts of land about tAcsame dis
ance from Bosc0Oei viii be sold lover than any aAs
Ia thc county. Ales, one Improved farm II hsif sec
fon. mites southwest 81 Basc89el good dwelling
sai ofchaid, i0J acres under fence ~ plow 90
lea ~ eaye country. Terms, part cash, bal
sHce time. Inquire ct TIE sa5asfibcr a Boseobel
APRIL 2sih, A. d., 1860. 45-f ). j. BUTTON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
THE HERALD.
nEAuTlFuL INsTANcE oF FAlrm.

We have seldom net with anything SO
touching as the incident recorded below.
1t is so strikingly illustrative Of the nature
Of faith, simple childish trust IN God, as
an ever ready helper in time Of need, and
it exhibits SO beautifully the nature Of real
prayer, a ealing upon God for help, with
the perfect assurance that he hears and viii
answer with the relief, that we cannot re-
train from commencing it our readers, old
and young, as lesson as well as a touch.
inc incident:
The Hornellsyilie Journal states that
three young children Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
B. Hawkley, Of that place, went into til,
woods one Saturday to pick berries, with
out the knowledge Of their parents, ano
wandered until they were lost Not re-
turning before evening, the anxious parents
with nearly 100 others, started for the
woods, and at length succeeded in finding
them. 1t seems that after having picked
enough berries, they thought it time to re-
turn home; but on turning about for that
purpose, they could not find the road o.
any way out oi the woods. They satdowr
on a log long time, finally giving up that
they were lost. Mary, the q lest, said te
the Others, Let Us pray to God to helI
Us find our way out" and oil kneeling down
with their hands unlfteA, tthey praged fa'
deliverance. They then cook new start
and soon found whortleberries plenty, viii
which they satisfied their hunger. The
little ones now commenced calling aloud the
names of the different members of the
family. Carrie, the youngest, calling re
peatedly for milk, and complaining Of IA
fione, sat down to rest. Ida, the second
was tired and sleepy, and would ratherstay
there than 10 try any longer to get out
Mary then stripped bark from dead tree
laid it on the ground for a pillow, covering
it with leaves, and laid the two younges
down to sleep. The sun had gone dowI
and it was getting dark, and she agar
knelt down to pray for deliyerance, ane
that God would take care Of them. Sh,
had made up her mind to stay there th1
night, knowing that she could not find th,
way out herself. They knew the nigh
would be long, and the little ones nigh
wake before morning hungry, so she fillee
her pocket with winter-greens to pacifJ
them, every few miutes during the tim
calling upon the different members Of III
family. When found the two younges
were sleeping, and the eldest, not ten year
Of age, was upon her knees praying.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
SLOW AND SURE.


We may learn something from our Ger
man citizens. They thrive on the same in
come that Yankee would starye on. We
know young German, whose capital,
when he landed on our shores. consisted Of
q singularly constructed suit Of blue clothes,
and long tailed pipe. Yet, in five years
he had house and lot, money at interest,
wife and two babies, and any quantity of
domestic bliss and picked cabbage. Dur
ing most of the time our meritorious friend
received salary of only six dollars week.
A Yankee might have received five times
that sum and come out head over ears in
debt. The fact is, Germans have very sen
sible notions Of life. They are not fast.
They drink beer, and sn5ke pipes with as
tonishing long stems, out they are not adj
dicted to scaling on" multidunioug bas-
kets of expensive HeidSicl1. They are in
dustrious and economical. They know
enough to lay up something for a rainy
day, which is great deal more than some
Americans know, Many Americans seem
to think That they viii have no difficulty in
borrowing umbrellas when the financial
rainy day comes, but they ascertain their
mistake when the time arrives, and are too
often compelled to seek shelter in the poor
house or 60 and live with their parents.
Meanwhile our Teutonic friend goes pleas
antly ahead, raising garden sauce and ba-
oies, and constantly waxing richer, fatter
and jollier. We repeat, that we may learn
something from our German citizens.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
LOCAL LEGISLATION.
{PuhLlsHED March so, 1850. j
CHAPTER $40.


an ACT requiring publication Of notice Of proposed Of
special or ioca! legislation.
Ihs Peopte IF ne State Of Hiscoss represented IA
Senate aaa assembly, do enect Is toifcKs.
sEcri"N l. Wncn any ASSOCIATION shah be formed
ior any purpose Whatever, q any person persons
shail be posed iake application tho Legislature
Of TINS stare Tor OF incorporation or for ans
company association aleaay incorporated shall b
disposed to make application Tor "a renewal Of tAfiF
charter or ans alteration in the law Incorporating them
when any application shall hereafter BIZ tnste for tic
purpose Of obtaining law authorizing The erection ii
btcge the keeping ami main tanning OF ferry, the
oui Sins q ereeVe q dem IA Or oyer any nayIga5le
water III this Sate, i shall be The duty such person
or persons applying assocated the directors
or stockholders Of sel Incorporation Of ten
20 signify ms Or their intention hy adveriisenenl to
DC inserted tor ~ least SIX weeks succesves, previous
20 making such appiieation or more al the
papers published III the county where the objects u
sac association Incorporation are carried on or are
published ia such county, then the ne az
newspapers p0biisAsl nearest to Tie nd thai
published previous IT, Leave bling given 81 ing III lny
0sIl TO comply with such application.
SIG Il any person or PERSONS SHALL bc disposed ta
make sfpAeAttUn 70 the legislature q Tins State, Tor
ths alteTalioh Of any boundary line between or
mere townships or Counties or between cts village
and tow nsip. Tor tho creation III any new towus
9I county, ot Tor Ae removal af ANY seat. TO
ty oEt state read il ssii b. tie duly If the person
q persons intending 70 nae such application ID 81
3 liS or tAeir l4tentlon By advertisement inserted
- one er mere newspapers Published ia the coanfv OF
eoAaiss 10 which tbs line lines so proposed Is ia
- ttSit',seu ifeN Township or COUNTY, o.
~ 1t lnosso ssas lie or IN winch said county seat
y iocatS0s Tor six weeks preceding such at
taAt ees proof shall be nlade e no ice having been
- aoA sAcd before leave shall ba gwen 10 bsn d ans
oil 70 comply With such applCation PrOasas4 Thai
there be 40 newspaper in such eoaslty ptbie,-
uo ~ aforesaid ia Tie newspaper or ne4gs.-
peFs shall DC sufficient.
SIC :. Al the opening Of each session Of the leis-
ature there shall be APP ointed joint standing com
nittee, consisting ct three members oF the Assen.b
and OF the Senate be known as the contni lee
on local laws 70 whom all bills the purposes spe-
Gifted ~ this act shall be committed when hlst intro
iucsd and unless esi encs OF the publication OF the
notice required By this act shall be presented such
COMMITTEE, coaasnitiue shall report tile bill hac,
WITH statement that seh proof bsen fu4tishesi
g {, aud farthe action shall DO taken such bill
s&afing sacn session of tie legislature.
SIC lais act stall lake effect and be in force
from and alter the hrst day Of July, 1860.
APPROVES ApsiI :. 1850. 1885,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

ABE LINCOLN AN INvENToR.-W were
this morning shown at the United States
Patent Office the model Of a steamer COM
bining buoy and air chambers with steam
boat or other vessel, for the purpose Of en-
ablng their draft Of water tosbe readily les
Isened, that they might pass over bars or
through shallow water without discharg-
ling their cargoes. This method Of lifting
vessels over shoals was invented by Abra-
ham Lincoln, President elect, for which he
received patent May p, 1870 WASH
iagton Star, l6th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
SHERIFFs SALE. -BornwE11. q. al

State ~ Wisconsin, Grant County, Circuit Court
order Of sale. john q. Clark Guardian I'D Litem
CT james Jeffrey George Jeffrey, Eliza Ann jeffrey,
and Edward Jeffrey minor heirs 81 Edward jeffrey
deceased, PIN vsenrietia Boutwell, formerly efiey)
and Henry Boihwe her husband, Defendants.
Bg virtue OF order Of sale Of the hereinafter
toned lands issued from the above uamef 70 me
direetel aud delivered, shall expose 70 sale at Public
Auction ID pursuance Of said decree ~ theouer door
&c the court house ia the village Of Lancaster Grant
County Wisconsin, the 10th day Of December, A. j.
800, at one O'clock p said das. The Will
lie soa for the immediate and benefit said minor
heirs the highest aud lest bidder fof cash in hand.
The following i corrcs description Of the Lands 10
be solo. to vii; The = Of the W = ofthe \ u Of
Sec 80. Town No. 3, 4 No. ~. Also the following
described tracts il NV u OF Sc y ofsec. 20, T 3
Vest commencing chains East Of NV corner Of n
II Of Sc 4ef said Section No ~, thence Sont "a deg.
West 1870 links, variation deg % Minutes r. thence
ga deg, 4 2g5 links, thence 25s deg llio inks,
thence $50 links o the place q beginning, contain
Ing 5-f00ihs acres. Also commencing 9 chains and
so links OF nv corner Of " w Z Of Sc 4 ot said see
26 thence "a deg. variation deg 45In 1ll0links
thence 65i6 deg. e . chains and ~ INKS thence n
81 deg: 10 CHAINS and 3 tnks tlen &c w j chain
ami 81 links 10 place q beginning, containng acres,
all ia Grant County, Wiscl Dated She IFS Oice,
Lancaster, October I'D 1850.
w. H. FOSTER, Sheriff.
W.M. e. CARTER, Plaintiffs Attorney. l9--w5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
rug Sun AND Apple TIRE.

james Deniston takes exceptien MS to the
conclusions of some of the members Of the
Cincinnati horticultural Society, sbat The
injury done to the apple tree on the south
west side, is caused by the hot summer
sun, and records his belief in the Ohio Val
ley F,lrmer that the injury, or sap blight
that il DESTROYING orchards 50 rapidly, i
caused by the suns rays in winter. He
supports his position with the following
reasons:
lst. Thst tie intensity Of heat commu-
nicated By the SUMS rays to the stock Of q
tree is in proportion to the number Of said
rays that fall On given area Of its sur
face.
I'd. That The effect Of said rays on trees
IS the greatest at that time of the day when
he mercury ranges the highest.
81. The summer rays to the horizon OF
lplane Of the earth are winter rays to the
perpendicular object or body Of a tree, and
vice versa; consequently, there are greater
nnnber Of the snn's rays falling on a given
area Of the surface Of a tree in the winter
than in the summer which would Of course
produce greater heat there in proportion to
the temperature of the surrounding atmos-
lphere, than in summer.
4th. That the mercury ranges farther
! in the winter than in the summer, to day
10 degrees above zero, and the sun imping-
ing It's rays against the bodygof the tree
with the effect and relation Of July sur
to the horizon, and perhaps in 48 hours o.
Hess, the mercury 10 or 90 degrees below
zero. With this view Of the case before US
IS it any wonder that our fruit trees are de
Icaying
/ 1t $ true, for young orchards, to train
our trees with low heads, as recommended
by the Committee, would, ii the main, be
ample protection But we have some bear
ing orchards Of longer bodies than recon-
mcnded that | still loiter about, and if it il
agieed upon BY all hands that these tree:
should be protected, how different oul
action. In July and August the Commit
tee would be busily employed in hot weath
er to protect the bodies Of the trees to tbs
Southwest, whilst | would look out at the
lalmoat vertical rays Of the sun, and remait
in the shade and try to keep as cool as ;
cucumber. But the warm daysin themin
ter would be my time to work, and / woulJ
either set up boards against the southwes
side Of the trees, or tic ryc-straw or otbe
shielding substancesin that-relation, to al
the thrifty smooth-barked trees in the or
chard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
Gu1 oil. FEVER.

(
What IS known as the "Oil Fever prom
ises to influence in an unexampIed degree
1.-THE prosperity and material interests Of iouI
country Natural secretions Of oil in the
earth, existing in Z stete almost pure, were
discovered IN the Western and Northwest
lern. counties Of this State. The excitement
consequent upon the discovery became very
great; hundreds rushed into oil specula-
ltions; lands containing oil, or supposed to
contain il, were sold at fabulous prices, and
the proprietor Of many barren acre, ii
these distant counties. found himself the
unexpected master Of IN unctuous Eldora-
do. The excitement passed away, and the
Toll traffic is slowly becoming as much a con-
Istituent Of our internal commerce as corn 81
coal. We learn.that in the county Of Cam
bria the discovery Of oil is reported; that
several companies are forming, and the
wells are about being sunk to detern inc
| the trath of the reports. In Western Vir-
ginia, as we learn from the newspaper Of
that region, extraordinary discoveries of oil
have been made. The fortunate proprie-
TOR Of two acres Of the oil district had refus-
ed to lease his land for $4,000. In one
case as many as $500 gallons Of oil were
pumped OFT in twelve hours. We reprint
these stories as we find them, disaxowing
the responsibility Of any extrayagant state
inents. Enough IS known to show that
There Is wide field for fame in develop
ing these discoveries, and for fortune in
lprofting by the developments.-P hHadel-
l1hia Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
LEGAL.
lCHERIFF'S EXECUTION ATERMAN.

fGHERIFF'S ExECUTIoN--WA TERMAN.
stats Of Wisconsin, County of Grant, Circuit Court
Rein sherbondy, Plaintiff, vs. william b. Water
man, Defendant.
By virtue Of an execution issued from the above
court to directed and delivered in the above emit
led action and IN compliance with the order Of sails
therein contained, win offer for sale al Publie
Auction sne door OF the Court House, IN The
village Of Lancaster Grant Co., Wis, and viii sell he
same to the high 1T and best bidder, for cash IN hand
on the Eight Day Of January A. y. 1860. at the honf
OF one O'clock r. NJ said day, ali the right, title.
ntereat clam lein which said defendant had in and
said premises the Both day Of jane, 1852 or has
nce acquired thereto The following is a description
( the promises ordered Sold to.wit:
North East quarter Of the North East quartet 4
ecton No. twenty, CO., in town No six, ~, North
i Range No. two. ~, West, Ia Grant County, Wis.
oget+r with all buildings aud improvements said
ands The above sale vi raade 70 satisfy the sum
Il 1856 SO; besides infetst and aceruing costs
Dated Sherin's Oiice, NOV. 22d. 1860.
Wal H. FOSTER Sheriff Grant Co, Wis.
WA. r. CAargR. Pltlrs ATTY. zs-6w