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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

Miss Lula Mackie, rs will be seen
by reference to her advertisement, is
giving instruction in the Fine Arts,
without knowledge of which no
lady's education is complete,
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

Our fellow citizen, w. II. DASHED
has laid It's under obligations for file
of papers.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

We are having rainy weather.
The river has risen little. Consid.
enable fever and chi!ls about.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

mac. Their evident intention is to
encourage and support the Mary
land insurrection.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

See advertisement elsewhere of
Maps for Sal,. These war timrs =
nap l. great >cQuisit".
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

Vanderbilt's steamers are reported
unfit for blockading services.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

Contributors will much ohlige /,
when writing, to be as brief us pos
:sible and to the point.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

New Orleans, Aug. 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10
Strawberries

(yoR SALE BY THE QUART, GALLON OR
u BUSiiRL. have four acres Of choice vafie-
ties in full bearing. Leave your order n the
kalroad Ticket Otice on Main-st., between LIST and
n. j. II. TEWk5NuRY.
June cd
TLLINuI, kEJ LCIED AMI WISCONSIN CUR
! kENCY taken ~ its value BY
mayl4 w. III. AUSTIN co.
GUMMENCNl CUkkENCY!!
N7E Will continue to receive AT PAN Z - MAS.
wv souri, k3AHk Notes.
W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
ny3ld lig Main IT.
EIUKkkS.-A good sr tiels o 3isklssfor sAle n
10 CIV. AH. xUOKnA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10
ss--1
The RMpfIals ON the Wnr.

The Baptists' Union Convention, repre-
senting all the Free States and some OF the
Slave States convened 10 Brooklyn on Wed
nesdaF Las. We have before rs tAe-siexs
OF the Convention upon the present crisis,
in report, which was almost unanimously
adopted, and which is one OF the strongest
and most eloquent utterances we have seen.
We select two resolutions from amongst
eight, which we'll express the animu OF
tqe entire report:
Resolved, That the wondrous uprising in
etrangest harmony and largest self sacrifice
OF the whole North, to assert and vinjica.e
the national unity, 10 n cause OF grateful
amazemens and grateful acknowledgment,
to the God who sways all hearts and orders
all events and this resurgens patriotism
wisely chersed and directed, may, in God'a
blessed discipline, correct evils that seemed
growing chronic and irremcdgblc, ia the ma
tpnal character.
Resolved, That what was bought at Bunk
err Hill, Valley Forge and Yorktown was not,
with our consent, sold at Montgomery, that
We dispute the legality of the bargain, and in
the strength OF the Lord God Of our fathers
STILL hope to contest, through this generation
1t need be, the feasibility Of the transfer.
Slavery is not 10 express terms condemn
cd but IN the preamble the Southern dogma
that IL is the corner stone OF our national
and social system il severely denounced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10

Russell, OF the London Times, has raid
Gen. Beauregard visit, and thus does him
up:
Any one accustomed to soldiers can
readily detect the real article from the
counterfeit, and when Gen. Beauregard stood
up TO welcome Us, it was patent to see be
was capable Of greater things than
taking Sumter. lilo is sqaareiy built, lean
man, Of about forty years Of age, with broad
shoulders and legs made to ft horse of
middle height, and his head covered with
thick hair, cropped close, and showing the
bumps which are reflective and combative,
with true Gallo air at The back of the skull;
the forehead broad and well developed, pro
Jcc's somewhat over the keen, eager, dark
eyes; the face il very thin, with very high
cheek bones, well shaped nose, slightly
nquillne, and a large, rigid, SHARPLY cut
mouth, set above full, fighting chin. Ii
rrsTortuur upFrarIUnE vEETIl
place. the name OF this officer will, | feel az
sured, be beard often enough to be nv ex.
cuse Tor this little sketch or his outwars
man,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10

Col. forney writes to the Philadelpha
Press that desperate contest must be ex-
pected. The traitors perceive that thus far
they have been outgeneraled, hence bold
forward movement is demanded at the hands
OF Davis and hls set, 10 snve themselves
DAVIS AT lsst reached Richmond. He is there
10 Dad health and worse spirits. lie is there
broken hearted, bankrupt man. Al! biz
chiefs are sick or suien. There 10 no. one
man IN the whole cAbal that il not either
ashamed or Disguised with himself. They
look upon the movements OF the North with
terror and with horror. They behold til,
swfui power OF the government Of the Uni
tea States, now rapidly developing, will
amaasment and wonder. They know tina
their only safety IL 10 fight, and eight the,
VIII, even II it il but one battle, and tha
their last on earth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10
CHAPTER 2.-CnuRr IIorsE.

AN ACT in relation TO the custody and control Of
the Court House Of the Counties.
Section /. BE IL ennac'ed by the senerdl
assembly of the State Of fora, That the
Clerks OF the District Courts OF their respcc-
tive aonpues shall, under the. direction Of
the Board OF Supervisors of the proper coun.
". have the custody and control Of the Court
IIouse therein, and che Sheriff may have and
keep an Office 10 the Court House, provided
there Ia a room therein unoccrpied BY suoh
officers as are now entitled thereto by law.
Sec. 2. This act being deemed by the Leg.
isla,ise Assembly to be Of Immediate impor-
tance, shall take effec. and be 10 force from
and after it's publication in the Iowa State
Journal and Iowa State Register, published
at Des Moines.
Approved May 9th, 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10

GA good anecdote 10 told upon Lord
Lyons, the English Minister resident 10 this
city. Promenading with beautiful Amer.
lean woman = few evenings since, at the re-
cepton Of one Of the Cabinet ministers, hs
remarked upon the aplendor OF her dress,
which WAS a ohaste blue elk, brillian.ly
spangled. t'Bnt observe" said, .sthal
you display IS stars instead OF 34-one toe
many" "Oh, no, my lord" said the fail
patriot, "the additional star is Canada ~
Washington Chron.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10

Tlmmense quantities Of peas, straw
berries, potatoes and other early vegetables,
usually sent North from Norfolk, Va, 10
May, have been prevented by the war from
finding their accustomed market 10 Phila-
delphia, Now York, Boston and other North.
ern cities. We read, 10 accounts from Nor
folk Of May Goth, tha. strawberries by the
bushel were being given away, to any one
who would take them; and the immense pea
fields in thatAicini,y have been plowed ~
and sowE ia corn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10
The Growing Antt.~IaverYx enti.
naenf.

An OH Sabbath School Presbyterian cler
man, by education and habit Of m ast con.
tiysrs.. disposition, writes as follows:
an esecf tha.ust been reading carefully your
Please sea the position Of Kentucky and
feel IN nv soul that You ere
am persuaded, too, that your sen
.auss commend themselves to the
-ilsv Only one thin. seems quite
me present attitude ri tho South /.
ulv converting the whole North to deter.
IA NED aholitionism. ] almost dread the re-
SUIT sometimes. but am gradually becom,ne
Ieconcsiei 20 the righteous judgments which
me rebel States are bringing upon them
selves. ! have no language 10 convey o.,
sense o. the madness, folly and crime ,ha
prevails IN Southern counells.n
Whether il be deered 4 God .h:n- j. u
The fact 10 unmstakable that the Northsr,
people are fast learning 70 hate slavery in
way unfelt before, and they are beginning /
regard their practical relations TO Il fro,
wholly new points Of view. Ii comes HON
70 every loyal man, with force not to 4
resisted, that the sole cause OF this uo,
wicked treason the world ever saw IL .,avar,
and. by moral necessity, lusl In propertia
~ the treason itself IL nhhorrtd. in inst IN,
proportion do hatred and de,estation attae
10 iss cause,-lN \. Word.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10

CO The name Of the gorgeous French
palace Of Tuileries we're derived from the
circumstance, that where the palace stands
was the site Of an old mandatory OF tiles,
(tuileriee) az X one should say the tile
house. oxford, the name Of the celebrats Cd
seat u learning has a derivation equally
humble. Oxford 10 only the OK path across
the river. Bosphorus il high. sounding
name in the Greek language; but what il il
in the English translation, but bull path o.
or ford?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10
CnArrga l.-IRE BILL.

AN ACT to provide for the compensation OF Ger
tain .ficeIs, and legalizing certain acts relating
thereto.
Section /. BE IL enarttd By fhs General
Assenbly Of The Stale Of Iopa. That chap
ter one hundred and SIXTY l62) as the
same is printed in the Revision of 1860, OF
the Lave of Iowa, be, and the same is here
by revived and declared to be in full force
and effect, except sections 4l3b 4l3I, T.
lao, 4l4l, AS printed in said revision.
Sec. 2. The action of all officers named in
said chapter l62, who have received fees
aKrvuuusy tsscs ss5 HisJ no tss a-.s
day of September, A. D., 1860, and all judg-
m ents rendered for costs agreeably tbersto,
since the date above mentioned, are hereby
legalized, and said judgments declared TO be
as binding and valid as il said chapter l6z
bad not been repealed.
Sec. 3. 10 all actions pending and jndg-
m ents rendered, but not yet satisfied, except
in those cases when there were judgments BY
agreement, and in which no costs are claim
ed, and in those cases which were settled
without costs, the clerk Of the District Court,
in the several counties 10 this State, may tau
up and collect fees for services rendered be-.
tween the lst day of September, 1860, and
the time Of tho taking effect Of this act,
where they have not previously been taxed
or collected; agreeably to the provisions OF
those portions of chapter l62 hereby reviv-
ed, and chapter 90 Of the Revision OF 1860.
3 mid ffrcs shni be ealieeteta fer benefit
Of the county or officers or person entitled
thereto.
Sec. A. Chapter % Of the Revision Of 1860,
10 not affected by the passage Of this act. 10
addition 10 fees allowed the urErk OF the bTs~
trict Court by said chapter 20, he is author
lied and required TO receive the following
fees, to wit:
Entering any final judgment, $O.75
Filing and docketing transcript OF
judgment, from another county, so
| Filing and docketing judgment of
| Justice of Peace, so
Entering any rule or interlocusory
| order, 20
| Issuing writ OF error--for each
| 100 words, 10
Issuing commission to take depo.
sitipn, .oo
Entering Sherif's sale of real as
state, ,ou
Entering satisfaction Of any judg-
ment, '2o
Entering judgment BY confession, 100
/ Issuing certificate Of redemption OF
land fer tax sale, 10
Sec. S. Section 4l52 Of the Revision OF
| 1860, shall be amended as folows:-
| In any preliminary examination or trial oil
criminal case, the Justice Of the Peace shall
also be allowed for each day Of six hours act
tually employed, the sum OF one dollar, aud
| in all such cases where the State fails, OF
where the fees cannot be made on execu.
ton againet the defendant, the same shall
| be paid by the county; except in cases
where the costs are taxed to the private prose.
cutor.
SEQ. @. This act being deemed by the Gen
eral Assembly of immediate importance e
take effect and be in force from and after il,
publication 10 the "Daily Iowa State Regis
ter" and "Daily Iowa State Journal" any
thing in the laws Of this State to the con
trary notwithstanding.
Approved May 9th, 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Military Books.

GCUFT'o IACTICb,
~ nsrdee'a do
Hand Book for U. s. service, price 25cts.
Ilardee in German, price 30cts.
Cavalry Tactics, By order Of tho War Depart
ment.
Army Regulations for 1851
Vielc's Hand Book for Active Service.
Also, Maps Of the Ssat az War. Just rcccived
by NJ. w. WESTCUTT,
+ Juns1d Aain-st ID door FROM 4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10

eminent will receive any sanction whatever.
Austria gives equally warm assurances and =
determination TO give no oounsenancs 70 the
rebels. France is cordially with ~ il void
and deed, il 70 need il. Dispatches from
Mr.. Adams cay the British Government 10 -
we'll disposed towards us as we desire. The
ministry have given Mr.. Adams most friend
ly and cordial hearing, and rebellion will
hereafter find no sympathy at the Court OF
st. James.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10

"DREAp Scorr DECISION. THE decision
OF the rebel leaders not to take Washington.
missouri THE agreement
or compromise made by the secessionists OF
Missouri viii Gen. Harvey to disband their
forces and lay down their arms. s
= f.s Is s
"BRAcG'sA GOOD pos, BUT HoLD YAsr n
BRrrEK"--Coi. Slemmer still holds fart Fort
Pickens IN spite Of the rebel forces under
Gen. Bragg.
"MxEr NE A. PHiLLPrI,o as the rebel for
ces 10 Virginia said when they re.reated il
hot haste from Grafton.
"ViRGrNIA ELKcrioN.n-So far A heard
from, the Aecess,onists OF Virginia have cho.
sen 70 run far ahead Of the Union men.
IF. + W. The First Fellows VaDouishsa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10

EB- 4 Methodist minister in Ohio, being
anxions 70 obtain a situation AZ chaplain in Z
regiment, wrote 10 the Governor 81 am :
Methodist minister Of the Ohio Conferenoe.
am forty eight years Of age, end will nraach
pray, o. hight, ~ occasion reQuiros,',
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10

e. The point called Newport News, in the
sdvicss from Fortress Monroe, is other wise
called CsSMstl Point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10

NOT 90 be story gong the rounds that
tne MAr+hAsi House, Alexandria, where Col.
LiisSortn vas assnssinatcd, was The stor ring
place vt Gen. Washington, WAS d m,.tals C
~ was uen. Haneiboser's City Hotel, pppo
site Federal Hill, where the Father 81 ~.
Country formerly occupied rooms when n
Alexandria. Those rooms are now used ~
parlors.-l National Republican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
FARMING LANDS FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE

Ine subscriber viii sell the farm on when ~ 80,
containing eighty AL under fence-6ls .ssue'
cultivation, ne residue IN pasture. There ara az AZ
premises good dwelling house, two good harps As
aectea By large frame she'd % feet long Aso N su
bearing orchard large thrifty trees; never sVOa
spring Nilnln loft5 feet of the house. The lam
the Village Ol isaiIcaste east side OF The fond
nocth--or wIii sell the farm ADJOINING aud 49,
fecty next, containing hundred and ski, se W
dizzy acres ia cuitlvation enc hundred and ior 80
fence, conifof table house (part log ana art t NV,
good orchard anu well suppned with springs The mn.,
ii ms iarm wlsn good thrifty tImber ~.
sell either both e. mag suit purchasers on s s'
terms. Inquire OF T. N, BARBER.
Lancaster, sept. 4, 1851 l2wl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
gIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land Tor Sale.

esubscribel olersior sale in lots to suit nuych...
and the most liberal terms to payments and TINA ~
following ianus, all lying on ana on either side S
Military road, in the Town Of Wngyille Grant couptr
Wisconsin.
See 3, Town 6, n. Range West--G40 acres
IA OF See. II, Town o. \. Range l West--320 acre,
Wa Oh Sec. 10, Town 8, n. Range Vest $40 acss
swt4 Of sec. ~, IowA q, n. Range Wet-lBV acre,
Fsr partlculars inquire of rhos. j. Green CO. a,
Wingyiile, or A. d. Mills the premises agents FOR
Miles White, Baltimore, Md.
TIE property il situated two miles west Of Wingys
so fairly divided between prairie and timber ana per
eetlr adopted for farming. These lands locaiedn
the hgdest parts tile county, but contain severay
ing springs and water may be had by digging
Wingviile, June 18th, 1860. lily
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
GRANT COUNTY SCHOOL FUNn
DESCRIPTION

part Of section 81, I 3, K 3 West - ~,
mencng at the Sc corner of out-lot No a.. Com.
sOutl cnains and 81 INKS; thence east thence
north 40 chains; thence west chas aad n 'nIe1cs
INKS; thence north chains thence payt ~ and 70
VEST CHAINS ana " iiaGsi thence south ID assaea
west ~ Chains and - INKS 20 a ,sQe sl,teaa Oesree
thence so0th 10 west CHAINS 90 nus, ~ stump
white-oak stump, thence south Az degreas iAfss
White street: tAehce down MnI,e stleetto I'M wy %
line Of oat-tot os; thence 10 the gac, r soah
ming: ia acres; excepting the Il oi out.lat sa,
y q ous-iol % ean.as, togetner2A acres. a Isu
the "a OF In-lot No. lOI in SAID town oil oto seA
5000, 1880, 1872 1889, 57s.s9, 1861, is 0S'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
Barber. Eastman &
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PnILADELpHlA.-

Ecneroleut Tasfs;on established BIZ special Eaaosr.
nenf for re Rcf II the Sick ard Esif6ssea slciea
1effh bynfeHf eaa lpidem1c Diseases naa rsYecsaty
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, bg .iie Acting sar
geon to all who apply hy letter. with description 81
their condition. tage occupation, habits of life, &C.,
aud in eases Of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpernntorIttea. and oti4el
Diseases Of tie Sexual Organs asa ON Tic NEW EEA
EDIEs employed in the Disncnsary sent y the afflicted
III sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two or IN g.
Stamps Cor postage will be acceptable.
Address. DIR j. sK.r.IfN BOUEHT0N Acting Sur
geon Howard ASSOCIATION, No. south Ninth street.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. BIS order Of the Dilegt3sS.
EZRA y. HEARTWEf.Is. President.
GEO. FATECHILD, Secretary. Marc. 33-ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
A UCTION SALE
AT BEETowS, WISCONSIN,
On Saturday, sept. 80. 1861.

On Saturday, Sept. 80, 1861.
Public noticei hereby gven that the subscriber,
sigRee w. Otto Schmid, will expose to sale at public
aucon the highest and best bidder for cash. at the
residence ofAr. Wln. Mccoy, one mile below Beetown
on Saturday, the 18th day Of September, A. D. 1861,
at 10 O'clock a. IN, unless disposed OF al private
SALE the following real estate and personal property,
ASST ned by said assignor to for the benefit oi ~
creditors, TO wit
Grant Co., Wis.
The E "a OF Sc Il and NV y ofthe 81 X.
NE a oil SW "a and 5 q OF the 81 "a OF Sec %,
4and Il 4 IN Grant Co., Mis-.
e u of NV "a and NV "a OF n w "a OF Sec 80
and K in Grant Co. Wis
81 NV 4 of Sec 81 q and 1 in Grant Co Wis
Lots 90 ia TO- 16, 1913, the village OF Beetogn
Lots in Block n ia the village OF Cassyille
Lot IN Block AZ
ONE SMELrING FURNACE AT CASsYILLE.
A part Of sE a of NV q of Sec 10, IA, A. in Grant
Co., Wis. "a acres OF land in the County OF Clayton
and State Of Iowa.
Also two pairs Mulos hree pairs of Horses three
or more Double Wagons, Harnesses Sleghs, Mineral
Scales Cord Wood Coal and all other property assigned
10 me by said ignor dated Augusl II, le6l
l2w4 NELSON DEWEY, Assignee.
The above sale il poned until the Iah day Of Oc-
tober, 1861, the time OF day aud place.
NEISON DEWEY, Assignee
Dated Sept. 10, 1861,
The above sale is again postponed unsil Monday the
2Sth day OF October 1851, the time u day arc
placed ated october Sih. 1861.
NILSSON DEWEY, Assignee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
pRY-aoops. eRoc.RIEs

Hardware, Qeenswarc, Boots shoes, ~ Class &C.
Ready Made Clothing, Paints Oils, Nas e bestofes
lankful for the liJcf patronage hefeelO. ~ repua
would solicit Alate ip future KNOWING bgap goocs
ton - the ola honse Tor selling gooa au
wnud ssy thAt it shall not be ia theteas M a. goo.s
am determined fcF cash or ready s u,sin this 80
goods lag az itic eash aNy otfet 500 tc call S'
sion. AN wi8hinQ q purchase are req
exaf1iue goods and t1ites
n. B.--No chargefor showing goesoopnR HOWL
Lancaster. Oct. !. 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06

For Sale, at Lancaster.

Y F-71t1E7s - - 80 NVAs
DESTROYS Of erecting buildings and Office otherlotI
ia Lancaster, in more public part Of the village, offer
my present homestead with the entire block and build
ings for sale the most accommodating terms. The
stuated in arural part OF the village snce
iy improved, contains select FRUITS shrubs, vines &c,
with good we'll Water, shade trees, grove and pasture
lot The place is we'll adapted for any having bust
ness up town.
J.H.HYDE.
Lancaster Oct. 10, 1850. l7-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
Lancaster, Oct. TO- 1860 l7.tf
g2E READY BY THE Isr OF OCT.
- m r.arl, ~

Be readyi for in such an hour rs ye tlink Iot the
justice will knock loudly at She door Of all my CUSTOM
els purses aud Tighten their possessofs
BIN REAbYl This is e last cail; the oudest call lean
make Ii ye do not hear it, am clear from censurs
and must snher the penalty: Let then; a my GUS
toners be ready to pay me their accounts By he h9t
of October next.
am as ever ready TO do all kinds Of business il my
line Wagons irontd according to the most approved
blans PloNs of various kinds ~ all times on hand
aorse and OK sii0eins done upon Inc shortest notice
Tue lit Of October has come, and tose against whom
have accounts can cali on ustice iloord Of Talon,
lf,l settle. JAMES c. TRAINER
qa1san oct a 1891 fSn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06

concern, that The foll4
Lots, soIdiu Septemb1
paid for the year 1s5Sy
Now therefore, unless
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
1OKFErTEp sTATE LANDS.
sALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDSl
OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL An
Madison, j July IL
STATE OF WISCONSIN,


Madison, 10th, ISL.
sCONSIN,1 =. 4.u,. ..or s,sls5h
u
ointere yaen
Of
10 NJ
e9opp0s
itneo "a 0
the hye per
Ibe by phaouea us'
.d
SAHggi 4 B n 55HsEISas University Lands
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - ~,
SALE OF
Forfeited Mortgased Land.

C.1sce Of Commissioners Of Scaoofx Jt...
Madison, wiscN lsin, SeptealDer N Lend
STATE OF WISCONSIN, - 1Sol'
Dane County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06

80, c... The following deserhas,
~ srans County, having been ioresa !, aoda
ou Nouce Is nereb3 given that lii there
ior SUE ~ puUilc auction sold 10 tn y y oaeIed
Ter, az tue office OF tie Secretary Of sta, guest bd
io a. Aaason, on Inc otn Jay Of DECEMBER sIs Cap
safe 70 commence atv O'Clock A. M as = iaw' said
SO offered. Nai' have been
oucied, viii be the amount named o,a,,,iiA Will b
INCH includes The amount loan; tie eeeh lae
atst day Of January, A. . 1862; 1--we Der cnt 70 lhs
tges the taxes " hlch have been returr Neut oaIa-
anus, and tAe cost Of advertising the same such
will be sold sulJect 10 ali which na =, Sa anGs
Vi sale DC due upon them Other con,t,;a. we lime
wi % announced BY tue Commissioners al n =, sale
according 10 their alphabetical order s0all@.
l.. =. HARVEY, lror,.,,
S. %. HASTINGS, Son i y ssioners Of School
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06

COUNTY or DANE.
reason OF the non-payment OF
lie Auction, at the Office Of t
ID. 1851, unless sooner redeem
until ali OF said Lands shall i
amount Que al the time OF ~
turned against such land, the
SAID Lands Will be sold sabj
cen a ye Of the principal pay al
be less than ten per cent. ia
published in this paper.
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