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The national Republican., 1861-09-24

ITO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
i MUM l. CO., proprietors of the Scientific
American, and agents for procuring American and
"A II ID NJ IT -,
WIh SiIteen Years Experience in the Business.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt
Hon. W. ID. Bishop, ex-Commissioners Of Patents,
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum Co.'s Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sent free by mali.
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages, % cents,
mail.
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail.
Preliminary Examination In United States Patent
Once, So
Offices, No. 81 Park Row, New York; Washington,
corner Of and Seventh streets opposits the Patent
Ofios. mar l4-omik
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
A aKJRMJsH.

Cairo, Sept. IA skrmsh, on Friday, 90.
Cured below Fort Holt, between company Of
the tenth regiment and a small company Of
rebels, In which the latter were routed. One
Federal soldier was wounded.
On Saturday, the gunboats Tyler and Lexing.
ton went down the river searching for masked
batteries. The Lexington went In sight of the
rebel camp at Chalk Bluff, but found no batter.
les and all quiet.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
A BILE OLD SOLDIERS WANTED.

All abe old soldiers, who once served, and vino
would like to again, under prompt attention OF
exercise and capacity MS such viii plea'c cal at
Msjor Jew ellis Oice Po,tollice corner, direct TO
" FRANCO" at tins office. OYiy aLsut 100 required
10 fill the regiment oi BrGrJuS
by order Of ,,,..
Capt CHARLES EECHER,
Formerly Of the First ". \. Volunteers
sept 20-ti In Me Nico.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
National Fast Day.

1t will be seen by the advertisement In another
column, that Mayor Wallaoh officially recon.
monds the general observance ofThursday next
"as day Of humiliation, fasting and prayer"
This is TO carry out the request of tho Joint
committee of Congress, and the subsequent
proclamation of the President.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24

FIGHT AT MARRIoTTsTowN-RoUT OF FOUR
HUNDRED REBELS, WITH LOSS OF ALL THEIR
TENTS AND SUPPLIES.
81. Louis, Sept. 23.-The Leavenworth Times
of Friday states that fight took place at Mar.
riottstoWn, Mo-, on Tuesday morning, between
six hundred Federal troops, under SoonelSs Colonies
rebels, in which the latter were completely
routed, with loss of seven men killed and the
capture of one hundred horses and all their tents
and supplies. The Federal troops had two
privates killed and six wounded. Colonel John.
son, while riding at the head Of his command
was pierced by nine bullets, and instantly
killed.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
DIED,

At II O'Clock A. NJ, September %, Rev. JOHN
B. FERGUSON, in The SD year of his age.
The friends of tho family are invited to at,
tend his funeral, this lTuesday) afternoon, at
O'Clock, from tho flrst Methodist Protestant
church, navy yard.
baltimore and Western New York papers
please copy.l
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
Police Matters.

The following persons, who were brought In
by the Metropolitan Police, we're disposed of
by Justice Clark yesterday: Abe Smith, throw.
ing stones in the street, fine and cost, $2.27;
John Jones, drunk, hne and costs, $l.94; Jones
Berks, swearing, &C., fine and costs, $7.l0 I;
Thomas Taylor, vagrant, paid o. cents costs,
and gave $40 security.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
Tho Merry Social Club.

By reference to another column, 1t will be
seen that this favorite club, will give their
fourth grand assembly at the Odd Fellows Hall
Navy Yard, tomorrow evening. Judging by
the former entertainments of the "Socials,"
there is no doubt but that this assembly will be
a success, and affords pleasant evenings en-
tertainment to all who may attend.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
COMMENCEMENT OF THE WAR IN KENT

COMMENCEMENT OF THE WAR IN KENTUCKY
Louisville, September IA battalion of SO.
cesson cavalry, under Mitchell Laporel'e, drove
in Captain Gibson's piokets last night, on Salt
river. Four Of them are missing.
Federal encampment has been established
at Harrodsburg.
Messrs. Irving and Silvertooth, two prominent
secessionist representatives., have been ar.
rested. Two supposed spies from Buckner's
army were also arrested at Louisville this
morning.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
Witllsrs's Band.

Withers's Excelsior Band Of this city, which
served with 80 much credit during the late
three months campaign, with the New York
twelfth regiment, has been engaged by the
New York thirty third regiment, for the war.
Mr.. Withers Ia now in New York, for the pur-
pose of engaging few crack performers to
Ali the band.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
Excitement on Ninth street.

Considerable excitement was occasioned In the
vicinity of Ninth and streets, yesterday after
noon, by the arrest. by the provost guard, of
three drunken soldiers. 1t was with dificulty
that they were captured, and 1t was not until
the guard had sent off after more men that they
could be induced to peacefully march TO the
guardhouse
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
A APatrIOt,c Penstoner.

Mrs. Susan Hurdle, of Montgomery county,
Maryland, aged ninety -four years, came into
the city yesterday, and, after taking the oath
of allegiance, drew her pension. Mrs. Hurdle
is sound Union lady, and took the required
oath with will.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
NATIONAL MEDICAL OFFICE,
~ ESTABLISHED IN ls4s.


Every description Of CuratLe Diseases speedily removed
New Remedies! Low Charges! Rapid Cures!
DRS. BROTHERS GRAY are the oaly physi .
clans in this city who permanently all secret
diseases without mercury Our remedies and treat
ment entirely unknown 10 all others, and the
many facilities afforded W. by hospital aud private
practice In this and foreign countries in
assuring those who are suffering from private dis.
eases that our treatment Is attended with unusually
favorable results. All dueases OF the Ge. ita Or
gans, whether Of recent or long standing such as
GonorrhGs, Syphilis, elect, Structures, uLnrry At
Sore Throat, Diseased Nose, Nocturnal Pains u the
Head and Limbs Dimness Of Sight, Deafness,
Blotches on the Head and Face and ExlIemiiies,
progressing with nis shtiul rapidly till 1t last
the palate Of the mouth the bones OF the ia
in and the victim Of this awful disease bec0mrs
hor.id object of coDmiseration.
Principal office 17s south street opposite Smith.
sonian Institution, where We have done u large and
successful practice for the last eleven years the
treatment Of all Chronic Diseases, and those pro-
duoed by the cd school mineral physicians by the
indiscriminae use OF mercury, arsenic, aLtmony, &c
sept 2i-2Weod*
The national Republican., 1861-09-24

TON, ETC.
FRANKFORT, Ky., September est is reported
that Hons. J. G. Breckinridge and William
Preston, escaped from this city, through Mont.
gomery county, on Friday.
Gen. Sherman had possession Of Mlldraugh
Hill yesterday.
Henry Dent, city marshal, has been appoint.
cd provost marshal of this city.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
Charge Of False swearing,

Yesterday morning, Policeman Reynolds arrest
cd Joseph r. Swift, on the oath of Adam Ottwith
charging him with obtaining, by fraud and
false swearing, patent for car coupling, there
by defrauding him out of the same. The 40.
cused was taken before Justice Dom, who
held him to bail for further hearing.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24

ONCE MORE KIND FRIENDS.-At the
~ request of their many friends, the Merry Social
Club will give their fourth annual assembly at Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard on Wednesday evening,
September 25th, 1851
The Committee have made unusual preparations
to render this pleasant evening to all who may
favor them with their presence.
Tickets fifty cents, admitting gentleman and
ladies.
COMMITTEE.
Jos. H. Pegg, james Matthieson,
Samuel Howell, Samuel Gross,
Frank Thompson, Ben. McAlwee,
Ii. l.. Atchis0n, VIM. II. Edelin,,
Lloyd Humphrey, N. McNelly,
John Langley, james kenton.
sept 24-2t*
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly four thousand copies Of the Repub.
iican are circulated among the floating popula.
ton every day, besides thelarge number served
TO regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
GilmOre's Ba nd Coming.

Gilmore's celebrated Salem Band, sixty two
performers, including ten buglers and twenty
drummers, ia coming TO Washington with Gen.
Wilson's regiment, which will probably arriv 9
here in the course of II few weeks.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
Death OF a Soldier.

Mr.. John Brown, of company b, first regl.
ment Excelsior (SicklesD Brigade, died, yester.
"a gay morning IN n the Estreet Hospital. Although
uneXpecled.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24

T OsT.-A Masonic Mark, with the fol-
~ lowing inscribed on 1t :; " George Dare, Altoona,
Feb'y 2lst 1857 liberal reward will be paid for
the delivery of 1t to Major George Dare fifth Regi-
ment T. X: G., near Tennallytown.
sept 23-2t*
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
DOR TIL E A II M Y.

CAMP GOODS.
still they Come, at No. sac seventh and
ID Streets.
Millers Magic Trunks
Portable folding leg Tables
DO eros leg Fables
Ok raised head 5edsteads
Portable oak Bclsteads
Oak centre hinge Beisteads
Cherry screw Cots
DO hinge Cots, in the centre
Camp Chests, all sizes
Camp Stools, OF every description
Tin Ware, Buckets BIooms
And every other article at the lowest prices.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
52J, corner Seventh and d streets
sept .A-eodlW
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
TlREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

TJNREASURY DEPARTMENT,
i hEPTEMBER %, 1861.
The Secretary Of the Treasury acknowledges the
receipt of 500, with the note of which copy Is an
nexed, and has deposited the money In the Treas.
ury
10 Hon. Secretary Of he Treasury Of TIE United Staes-
Sir Enclosed you will lind o7e hunired dollars which
rightfully belongs to the Treasury OF the United
States
sent Alt lSigued.l "CosscIRSCE."
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
sept f4-eodlw
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OFFICE,

N WASHINGTON, September q, 1861
In conformity with the request of a joint commit
tee OF Congress- and in accordance with the procia
NATION OF the President of the United states OF the
l9lh OF August last the several offices OF the Corpo
ration will be closed and all its work suspended on
y ihursday next, The 10th instant, TO- enable It's EN-
ployees TO observe 1t as a day of humiliation,
prayer, and fasting D." and respectfully suggest to
my fellow citizens the propriety of closluy their re:
spectve places OF business, and abstanng from all
secular employment on the OCCASION and thus assist
In promoting the object Of the proclamation.
,. hiCHARD WALLACH,
ssptH Mayor.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24

WATCHES, WATCH REPAIRING, &c.
w Just received, . large invoice Of Ladies' and
Gentlemsn's Gold and Silver Watches, including
the 0Army Watch" the most desirable artcl, ever
introduced.
1S- watches and Chronomsters, as well as Jew
elry, 10. carefully repaired
n. W. GAIT BRO,
Jewellers, 35i Pennsy ylyauia avenue,
-Four doors west Of Browns Hotel
sept 24-3t [Starl
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
THE MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION RrcoNvENEr

THE MISSOURI STATE CONFENTlON hECONNENED.
Jefferson City, Sept. 22.-Governor Gamble
has Issued a call to the State Convention, say
ing that the exigencies of the State require the
assembling of the State Convention in st. Louis
on the 10th Of October next, to adopt such
measures as the welfare of the State may re.
Quire,
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
OFFI e RS, Att Il Mt 10 n |!

The greastest invention of the age for
CAMP LIFE.
HARDlE'S ARMY TRUNK,
COMPRISING
TABLE,
SEITEE,
LOUNGE,
CHAIR,
WRITING DESK,
BED,
With MOSQUITO NET ATTACHED.
+. AL constructed to fold within the cover of
the Trunk, leaving room in the body of the
Trunk for all necessary wearing apparel ior ON
Ger. 1t has been approved and highly recommended,
by our highest military officers. The Trunk Is on
exhibition at the War Department.
STEPHEN NJ. GRiSWOLD,
Sole Agent for Washington.
sent
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
ARMS AND EQUIPMENTS FOR MISSOURI.

Ne'o York, Sept. 23.-Three thousand mus.
kets and four thousand equipments will be
shipped to Missouri, to morrow, by the most
expeditions routes.
The national Republican., 1861-09-24
sept 2+-eod

CEALED PROPOSALS arc invited for
O.FLOUR till the Soth September, 1861, at l9 N.
About 5000 barrels will Be required, In separate
lots Of about 900 barrels each. The Flour to be
made Of new wheat, and the delivery of the whole
lot to be made BY the sth Of October, 1861.
The Flour required to be Of the following brands,
and to pass the inspection Of Board Of Army ON
partnent may direct:
Arlington Extra
Congress do,
3. Pry do
Fsirview do.
Cedar Vals do.
GlenwOOd do.
Eagle Mills do
Clagett do.
J. Newcoms do.
N. Smith do.
Roxbufy do.
Joe Charles do.
j. Davidson Co., do.
Foundry do.
Heck do.
La Gloria do.
Pstuxent do.
Oakley do.
Avondale do.
Fowler Il Zeigler do
Chesapeake Mills do.
d. L. Morrison l. Co do,
Lyons Union Flour.
Big Spring, joe Chsrles
Edes Extra Bakers
A few barrels of the same grade Of Southern Flour
will be taken provided that proves equal In grade
to the brands above named The bidders TO state the
brand and the number of barrels of each kind they
propose to furnish.
Tie barrels containing the Flour to be strong,
we'll hooped and head lined.
The proposals to be addressed to Capt. A. BECK.
dn,aaa Il prnnoaola for Elour
The national Republican., 1861-09-24

either of those kinds that tsple thereof shall &C
company the bid.
conform to and be equal with the Government sam.
pies which may bo seen at this office on and alter
the third Of October next The ices will be rigidy
agent or agents appointed for that purpose Such
smay be unequal thereto In any particular will be
to fsrnish others Of the required kind Or quality
within three days or, If that be not done, they will
be purchased at his expense. Payment will be made
for the goods received on invoices thereof certified
by the agent or agents appoiated to inspect them
1t Is to be understood that the right will be "a
served to require greater or less quantity OF an
the articles named Than that specified in the
schedule; and all bids for furnishing said arti0095
may be rejected at the option of the Department. and
that none from p rsons who have failed to comply
with the b OF previous re-, 0Sn,raGs with
wholesale dealers in the required articles, will
be considered; and the fact that bidders are such
the certificate Of the collector of the port where
they reside, or where 1t Is proposed to deliver the
articles.
The proposals must embrace the articles, with the
quantities thereof As they are arranged in the sched
ue, with the prices nexed to each in dollars and
cents, ut which they are to be furnished; and the
amounts must be carried out and footed up for each
class Said rices and amounts must be 80 given,
without any mod foation. or proposed modiheation,
or variation whatever. They should be submitted
WI III Tor weS hereby propose to furnish for the ser
vice Of the Indian Department and according to the
terms of Its advertisement therefor, dated 2ist Sep
teInber 1851, the following articles, at the price
thereto affixed (here insert the list accordsg 10 tn,
cla,s classes proposed deliverable In the oit,
| of New ERIK by the frat day Of April next, or a
ordered by the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs; and
II this proposal be accepted, (here insert the words
in whole or in part, If more than one class be pro
after, execute contract accordingly and give
rty satisfactory to the Commissioner Of Indian Al
Each proposal must be accompanied with gunran
| tee in the following form, TO be signed by two o.
more responsible persons, whose suioienoy must u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04
MARRIED.

VES--In Lancaster, at the resi-
dence of Mrs Susan Manhood, by Rev. S. " Eaton Ma
thanie Tindel to Mary Ellen SegraYcs both OF Bee
town.
MARSDEN-WARNE-On the 2sih ut., at the resi-
dence of T. N. Barber, in Lancaster by S. w. Eaton,
William Marsden, Of Fennmore, and Jane B. Warne Of
Lancaster.
ADAMS KENDALL-On the 2Sth Llt. by Frank H.
Ronham, ESQ., in Lancaster Peter Adams, of Lancaster
aud Belinda Kendall of Potosi.
ST0Ll.-RESCH-lnP otosi, Nov &c, by Rev. +. Zu-
bier, lgnaz Stol and Eleanor Resch, all Of Potogi
HUFF-BASHFORD-In the town of Clifton Nov.
&C. by Rev. We Harvey VIM. j.. Huff and Mary E.
Bashford, both of the above place.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Beetown, Nov.
TO- Rev Nicholas Wayne, William Armstrong and Han
nah Stonehouse.
FELTEN--HARPS--A Potosi, Nov. IL, BY Rev. r.
Zabler John Felten of Minnesota and Elizabeth Harps
of Potosi
RoWE-WICOx--At Platteville, Nov. 20, by Rev.
E. Buck, Francis Rowe of Platteyle, and Catharine
Wilcox of Ellenboro.
W1NKLER--EICHL UB--November Is, in Potosi,
by Rev. f. Zubler, Ignaz Winkler and Catherine Eich
laub, both of potos.
UNDERSTANDABLE the town of Fennimore. Nov.
Is, by Rev. James Pryor, John N. Brock of Hickory
Grove and Adelaide j. Bailey, of Blue River.
PEARSON-I4AWRENCE the town of MiIlylle
Nov. "a by Rev. r. K. Wood, John Pearson and Susan
nah Lawrence, both of Millyille.
TOWNSEND--R0SE--At Platteville, Nov. %, by the
Rev. K. Buck, George Townsend to Elizabeth Rose, all
OF PIattevile.
DUGAN--WELSH--In Hazel Green, Nov. &c, by Row.
G. l.. Egan John Dugan, of Hazel Green, and Mary
Welsh of Vinegar Hill, III.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04


Rev. CAPT. WooD's CAVALRY Con-
rASY.-Capt. Woods Company met for
drill at Patch Grove on Saturday, as no
ticed. They are to meet again on coming
Saturday We learn that, notwithstand-
ing the cold and storm, an addition Of six
new recruits were received, which with two
since make in all SO, most of whom are
sworn in. On Saturday, w. A. Holloway,
Nj. i. Pratt, John Conner and John Tay-
Tor of Beetown: also, Thomas Ferris and
John Hale of Fennimore enlisted. Since
then Isaac M. Lander and one other have
given their names. Some twenty others
are promised from several parts of the
county. 1t is hoped that by next Satur-
day the company will be filled TO the min
imum number of seventy, when officers
may be elected. The Company meet daily
at Patch Grove for drill at o'clock, a. M,
and O'Clock, p. m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04
SUMMONS.

Circuit Court ia and Tor to County Of Grant wlscon-
SIN For PARTITION of 4 = OF 5 N 4 See 10 a I, r /
West ia Grant County. ltaph $. Noiris Phinuu,
against Henry N. II. Draper, thatles Diaper, Aatia
Jones, George H.. Jones, Nara simmons. Eleanor u.
Draper, DEFENDANTS.
The State of Wisconsin, to the defendants here named;
You are hereby Summoned ana rec tired TO answer
the cOmpiai ia this aciion which wal be flied ia the
Office Of he Clerk ct said Court az Lancaster, IN aad
county, tue 18th day 81 Oco0er lS0l and 10 serve
a copy OF your 20 the SAIL complaint on tho
Subscriber at his office ia the village OF lancaster Wis.,
within twenty day alter the service here"i, exclusive
of the dag service; and II you fail 70 answer
lie said complain within the time aforesaid the rlaa
tad IN Ills aeaon wiilappy the Court pr tho relief
demanded ia the com plant. Dated Lancaster, Wis,
Oct a. A d. 1871. j. ALLEN BARBElI
23Nd lainuA's ATTY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04
suNMoNs.

circuit Court 10 and Tor The Coantyof Grant, WiFcon-
SIM Isaoc MOouwaed, flainiit ". Jane famtr r,
liudtIick Anntr, htf husband, ana H. h. SHERMAN.
whose Christian iar3e unknoN nto aiad iiantn, de-
lcnCants.
INC state Of Wisconsin To the defendant hero banned:
You are hereby ANA itqacd 10 answer The
compliant ~ this aciion which MAJ By hitd IA tho o-
Dee III tie Cltfk u Tie Circuit Court 81 CANT couiy,
WISCONSIN, at Lancaster, said c0untts aud toseiNe
4 COW IT our answer lhe sad ceuplaint on tho
,lse,i0uts al their Cice ia The Ni &c at Lancaster
rs i, tat COUNTY within lwvul5 csya alter tho SER
Wee thereof txcuse0f tie day Oi fuch seftiees anu
N 81 f,il 10 b1swur he said complaint within w tme
,ts,,said the piamiin Ia fbis action VIII APP
iv "a e coult Tor he relief a1nnLdcd IA Tie cOln-
,,,yinr Dated, 18Th August, "A. y. 1859
f' BARBER 4 LONiY Attoineys FOR Pitn,
2Ow6 Lanc.ser Grant CO.. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04
EsTATE or DANIEL BlDWELL.

equity Court, Grant County, Wisconsin. In PROBATE.
November Term, 1854. Present. Nm. Mc6onigal
Judge. la the matter o. use iast Wal and testa-
nleut OF Daniel biGwcil, deceased.
On reading ana Hing an instlumen IN wiiting pur-
port ing The VIII anu testament ttliv nif-
Well OF the town OF Little Niahi ia lau county or
Grant STATE Oh Wisconsin, dtctased Wterein Maria
hi0well, 81 SAID cVceUroh, ana NsSW dweiis sou
said dect q, laaled EAe,utvlA 81 sad Will
tkereupon il * ordered tai pfuof o sao iumtnt bB
neiru before Ihe Judge Ol hs curt Al ines "a tous0
N Lancaster ia county, on AOnuay he Esd
aS OF December, AID 1861, OclYck IA the after
sid Gay; ofegea iuitLcr, mat nutlce thereof
given ~ ~ peIsos Interested "a SID estate b pub
lisaing tAls iUi thite lJ suecssiye weeks pre-
,ions 70 saia 4ay OF heaipglu the Uiat County en-
ald weekly newspaper pNbished at laucaktci "a sall
Giant 0uLlA ~ attn AuNtnltss ~, 1901.
2tN3 WM. McUuA l1Ai., tognty Judge.
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EsTATE on FRANcIs sIFFGER.

11s.nty Coult Grant County, Wisconsin. Ia Probate
November Term 1901. fleaunt VIM MeSonig Nrinogs'
Ia the matter oil Tie Estate oi tlanus sflger De-
cca cd
On this day George Lvlireid, Administrations OF
the estate said cvaseu, anu hvu l As eourh has
administration account iuI hnai scl,ntut "a satu ts
tate; thsrSnpon eidie,t that tilu matter % sAe
account be before IA Jauge OF this court at tie
court house, LRLCaster, in si cvup iS, on Monday
The ION day Of December a. ID, 1901, O'Clock in
the Afternoons OF said DAY. Urdtltd iurtncr that notice
theleofbe given to AL persons Interested IN haa estate
~ pubsinhg this fos thlee l successive weeks
ple,ioas TO sad Jay Of hearing n tne Grant County
nciald weekly newspaper painted aLd Eu0ished as
Lancaster, in said GiAAt lsanis--bated NoNeMltr
18th, 1901.
23w3 WM. McGONlGAl., County Judge.
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GHERIFF'S SALE-COBURN.

state of Wisconsin, County OF Grant, sscircuit Court
OF Grant County, Wisconsin. John Smait, fianuA,
VS.. Jonathan S0burn ana Frank Barr, Defendants.
Judgment of foreclosure and sale.
BY Urine Ct jndt OF fyreciosure and sale ssN-
I'd out of the above nRnad court in favor Tie above
named Plaintiff and against The above named Dtf,n-
dants bearing date October II, a. 1851 aud BY di-
rection OF the Plaintiffs attorneys, shall on The Sh
day of February d. 1852, al lie hour u ten o'clock,
the forenoon Of said day, oler sale and will sell
the highest and best bigr, for cash in hand at the
door of the house, in the village 81 lanes
ter Grant County, Wisconsin, The following describs
real estate to wit: Tie northwest quar- If section
No six (6) Of logn No. four CD north OF range one
n west Of The fourth princea meridian ConIdling
one hundred and sixty more less Ssld fenli-
ses are cdclcd sold satisfaction n this caste 81 The
judgment amounting 10 lie sum OF Fix hnEdied and
four and So lOUths collars Caagss and TT three and
SI00hs dollars costs together vi interest and costs
accruing Dated Sherils Office, Lancaster Ocl, -,
a ID. 1861
J. d. MOORE, Sheriff,
PAINE CARTER, Gtant Iount3, Ms.
Plaintiffs Attorpeys. -0-tds