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tirsaF Cergvmen Physicians Statesmen
posonaes have lent their certify unparai
le!od usefulness these reneHs bn space here will
permit Insertion Of them The below furnish
gratis American Almanac in which they gveai with
full descriptions tho above complaints the
tina. should be followed tor their cure.
Do be put off by unprncpled dealers with Other pre-
paGtOr they make profit Demand Ayers tGa
others he sick want The best aid there Is then and
they Ehuala have it, ..r.
N remedies are for sale 81 JOHN WRIGHT CO.,
Nos and i6l ahartres street. New orlesns, aE BY oil Drug
2ists. ... iRl5 5msSw
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SIXTH DISTRICT CoURr2 S, NJ WESTMoRE VS.. NICHOLAS
of New Orleans, F1fHSIAMONS-HR. 1857.
ID Y VIRTUE OF u writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the honorable the Sixth District Court
of New oleas in the above entitled cause will proceed to
sell at public nnction the City HOTEL Common street. between
Camp aud Magazine Streets On FRIDAY 9Th day Of August
1851 u o'clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with al sss&,
tho buildings and improveme thereon, and r" apPere |
nalccs l"eot, situate ia he FapboTg AnnunCaton, LIZA
First nSc, of this city. aesntttd lo No Eighteen of
square No Fifteen bounced by ferpsichore Benton Liberty
and Hepmcne according 10 plan drawn by G. T.
hunbRr Surveyors dGitd 9Th day Of pi los and deposited
in the Office Of \. A4zrua, Notary Public. Said lot o ground
measuring 81 leA Tersichor- street by depth Of 90 feet
between phrelltA kSz, land English measured
Sei4ed in thetsssFseBuit
TERMS--GsaaSssfsha spot. -
Z. T PARKER.
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&C.. THE AE1TA sPtsraGs-Nns. =. A: -

HS. BOSSlERE respectfully her friends 80
E and the public generally that her house open ID
for the OF visitors The rnraed electric medicinal
baths cen now be enjoyed to perfection h2 facilities
bathing have been greatly increased and table
heretofore will burdany supplied and gvey attention
will be paid the comfort Of invald She earnestly trusts
her nntng exeons, 10 give satisfaction ell who
her BY their patronage BEING situated driving
distance he villars of Govington il
ders the drives to those places lent.
The AMta onlnbns will he in attendance at the landing
Covngton TO convey passengers TO The Springs.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, RT PROFESSORS J. L. AND W.
P. RIDDELl.
This very remarkable spring situated Abita river
parish of st. Tamnanv, miles and half
ington A large volume OF rises from the with
Its temperature found 6
II is quite unlike waters known in tho reighothoo
From its unusu chemical composition large amount Of
Sca coRta led suppose 1t las very
deep the earth being in fact natural 'nrtesan we'll"
J. L. W, P RIDDEtit.
.- Professors Louisiana University.
In 100 litres of the weighing ltgCe graune8
there l6S2 of dissolved of
following Ingredients in tbs
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- ALLEGHANf SPRINGS s.ss
LID MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. -

This celebrated watering place will he opened racep
ton OF visitors on the Isl DAY OF JUNE.
Located 81 miles the Virginia Railroad
they of and afford the best seeuiy for families
Each aepa is Vsed0y the prspriators who Will at
tend personally to the wants of theif guests.
The Proprieios haer themselves they never so well
prepared rs at the p esent season.
A n4 supply of Ice has been secured B.
Passengers leave tho haIoa ewsyille ard will be car
ried in four horse ,mnbnses fine Sp ng4
R-These waters stand nri allied for the by 5pensis
ie6 In, BOOTH, CALHOUN & co,
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DEgx1Exs Coun DE DISTRICT THoMT IAFON Admins
de Ia Observation-Disclosures tratrice de NICHOLAS FlTz

SECOND DIs1elcr CouRr }THoMY LAFoN VS.; Aaunist,a
MONS-No ls052
ny VIRTUE OF a writ OF seizure and sale
ND directed by the Honorable the Second District Cout
of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
sell public auction, the City Hotel Common street, be
tween Camp Mnd Magazine Streets on FRIDAY 9th day
Of August 1861, IL o'clock Nj
with all tie Improvements thereon rights ways etc. aI
situated in the First District OF this city, in tue HIl
square marked G. bounded by uevia Perlat, ST. Mary,
Frert Streets designated lcs Nos THEE and Four
plan drawn by ca dermas, architect dated oath Marci 1851
deposited III the office of Ma4uean, Notary Public snl lot
No Three has SO feet inches front Hevn Street. Al feet
inches front eriltat II feet inches the lire avid
ing it from lot No Two. 10 inches the division line
lot No Four Lot No -Four has 80 Get inches evA
street. Al eet Sirches front Peu street. 70 feet inches
the division line OF lot No. Thee and 81 inches the
division line OF ot No. Five.
Seized in thG above suit.
TERMa-Gash Oh the spot.
n. r. PARKER,
E.,r., d. ,.,ArL.
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CONFEDERATE STATES MARsHALS SALE.
CONFEDERATE STATES DIsrAIc1) s. c. MCCLELLAN AND
AL. SHIP ABEAL
COURr, ; LINE HER TACR LIZ
APPAREL and FURNi
District Of Louisiana. TURF No. s.
u VIRTUE Of d writ OF TeEiiIiOni EN-
~ pong; 70 me direced i ne "ooya enil4a s wii
July 1861, at L O'Clock NJ at The City Hose, Common
Camp and Magazine the said ship Abea
line her tackle apparel and furniture lying Post H.
First District.
TERMS-CaSh at the time Of adj sdicaton.
Contecr States Marhals oiee New Orleans, 18th day of
july 1861.
c. B. BEVERLEY,
iyl2 s. Q. s. Marshal.
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w S. CHANDLER,
49, d f ST..
Aa-GFF ICE and RESIDENCE
l3S Carontaslef street,
Td25 1yGw corner of Lafayette.
RoUKBOE ENtStSzET--A fine assortment, in store,
Al and for sale by 70
s. D. GRATIAA Il Co.
iyl 50 t;uStnmhGuR6
EETEzETE;. TEfOS. L., BOOKSELLER. AND STA
w TONER No. l05 Canal street.
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nguz.vr y1srL.n u: rAlx lwNAME noRGL nnnr l,....

DruzIGar J1srlrr rAM }rEANK RoRGH, ponr Ius, &c
pour IL f. lane Vs. JI2R FIIT III
FaTN-se d0rGanS. tPEAiL,AGUA%-No mo
fTN SSIESIC diam writ de teri f3lGins, 81 5tICi
II adresd par Honorable D, F. MITCHELL Scc0nde Justice de
PniX pnnr la parosse dOtans, dams ranire cltssls lie
hotel rue dc Ia Commune entire les rnes dn Camp Ma
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE sine dams la Trysien9e
Drc; de vile, dams Io No II borne par rues U
quha Port Girot, iaveuue Iaayete lie dit lot fsant
tucc II trquNrt .onan fencognure des U0I-
hart Post ct 20 ped de face protondeur de
100 pielS, gntS pNrairles, want rn Ire PAR A.
DII6mcof, dtpu6 de Ia vle de JUN 1861 ct
ml,nenHut deposit Office.
SaiS dams lnIare cl-dessuS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moment tie lNAudcation.
iyiS % atH W. II. WATERS. Constable.
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LEGAL NOTICES


Scoop y p,sTS1cr }sUccESsIoN OF BEsNARD
" k e 20 ne hee Sarses %
they can why he provisional account presented BY he
Executor Of this estate should not be homo
BY order of the Court.
E. sIICHoT, Deputy Clerk.
DEgz1nSs cogn DISTRICT suocEssI9s De gEagARD
A WIS est par l. present donne aux cream
eela rsHt eoncsrner dSsoir dsdne JOINS
Ia prtsen'e les raso pour esqGees come pre-
nit point aPprouy6 ct hooogE ct les onds entire ses mains
jy 81 as . =. MTCHOT, nspu6 GreHHer.
sEoosp DlszR9cr counr SUCCESSION o.. EMILY BoURK
Motto = hereby given 70 sh &, creditors
show @ Ss from 15o
they have Or can wg The account presented BY the Adi
The fnnd. distributed in accordance herewith
A' ''N'' ''' ''N'' f. M1cHoT, Deputy Clerk.
Dnyx,Esz Corr DE DISTRICT sUCGEssIoN DE EMILY
A WIS est par lie present donne aux cream
celia sa DIX
Ia prssene pbesion les raons p9af les4uees lie compe
point appfouva hooogs. les mains repair
lis eonformen,ent dit conpte.
jy2I27 att F.. MIGHoT, Dtpnte Grefier:
sEcosp p,sTcr courr sqgGEssssIoN, OF F. HAEBAEA
b5f
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN this to al oar herein interested,
show within days from the notification, any
they have can why presented by the natural
Tutor the children should not be hooogated and
proved, funds distriited in accordance herewith.
By order Of the Court.
=. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
DgU1IEuR DE DrsTPIcr SUCCESSION Il E BARBARA
d. il NDnyellc. Orleans. HAES" R--No. il S47.
A US est Par le present donn me- aux crea n.
Eeut auncerne dayur d4dure dix j6r
u publication, les ris1ns esfTries lie cupte
prGsefe lie Tueur raHEei dea ptHnts segst
point aprouye hoaoiogu les fonds
cottnrnnInIent dir c0Ippe.
Par ord de Ia tour.
jyt7 20 % f. MICliOT, DGputf Gretfer.
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In mineral water where many ssocaey held
In solution it conceded uncertain these ingredients
chemically united tho other may, however,
this case, infer that the contains
Carbonc acids SILICA, chloride Of MAGNESIUM
Of lime chloride of sodium carbonate of soda secate
tassa hicsrbonate sectte soda, chloride
sodium and probably other rGmhia myntf
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LEGAL NOTICES


= Of New Orleans BOUR-No. l5,To3. -
NoTTTcE e hereby given e ti,e ere.sitor :.
show within ten days from the present notification L
they have or can Why the account presented By the Tesa
approved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
BY order of the Court.
f. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
DEukIEnE Corr DE DlsTRlcr} sUCCEssIoN DE DAyID
Wis est par le present donne aux crea III
a cers de Ia lite SUGGESTION ct oues que
la pesen'e publication les asons our esqneles lie
presshte Pr xoce dc Ia die succession ne
r6partin confonnament dit compile.
Par ordte de Ia Cour.
iyz3 q 81 E, MCHoT, Deputt Grefier.
CONFEDERATE STATES MARSHAL SALE.
coNFEDERATg STATES Drs1nIorI n. B. BAKFR AND Al,
p!st.tss " :" f.susiana GREWHNs. e. & iAIi i
~ OF s Sf III Vii h.-
coed to EEL TO the highest bidder THuRsDAY. 25h Gay Of
between Camp and Magazine seets The twenty thirty
stcpds q 'ha sp Sarah = Petgrew OF l tons nov lying
TERMS Cash at ne lime Of a publication.
Confederate States Atrbas Office New Orleans, 18Th day Of
.' cB. BEVERLEY.
iyl5 lit y. $. Marshal.
CONFEDERATE STATES MAKsHAL's SALE.
CONFEDERATE STATES DIsTEicrl JOHN WILSON AND Al,
COURT AAtR Elk kNp D4 sCkSI:
by D VIa% T s Of writ o Of Veitiont
- pongs to directed in above entitled suit will
July. 1851 at L oeek NJ. at the CITY Hotel Common
between Camp and Hasazne street; the schooner Mermaid Of
j. ng in the Fourth District, opposite fiks warehouse
fERMS-Fifeen ch, thu balance at days in
Confederate States Marss Office New Orleans l dsy of
c.. B. BEVERLEY.
jy12 lit G. s. Marshal.
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iutr Nt.Ef. Par OrCTo lie W Il.
PAroiasc dCirit&ns. WArMRS-~No tTN5
NM &iaSiIU Sa'IaxI TEatC &c fyerS fisn5grx, q
II Ylcss8G pH Honorable u. f. Mitchell Seoonds Jsc
de faiX pour la psoisac niAs. dams lusge ctdessrs ID
pronaat la MF,It kEBI. q d'acU !-b midi pTlt'G
dc IN me rae dc IL Commune "nte les DIES NasaSm
OF du tuHp, Ia veu.e trncgu Dc
UN IEkEAIN sine daas Ie rreniar District vile
dams ilst pHr les "t'd i'uytas Per
din DIT terrGrn tlc de 81 pi"us 2pouce6
hgnes in rue nrdn me potonGan de l&l Ni"d h dit
FenCDEniro cfuidu
ct ain quill Hpc lu c2Qui d $50 par '" III ThoIup-
dGprG vuyGr de In Vile due d,s 81 idcanhv 1851 IL
iuHitctAtnt dtpOst bureau.
8taiSI dHlS allaire ci.Le3>GS.
EONliifIU N3ete cIit6 &ta1t Ia seCorde e. ieHttta
dire pr0priGt6 dtiryCnent uduS4e pln, ct
eHrissGnr pour o piiX Qu oHert
de credit palqlt irurnA nict
sorahle, Srira1t quo l.. oi FcEiEe.
LIS dit patara compliant, ddlucon lu
prx daliuhcntcn les fras tevant Il Ia r01nnB de S75.
igl6 25 mG3t ". II. WATERS Constable
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Ayers Catfaartie Pills,


For the of Costiveues Jannice DYspepsa Indiges
ton D5sentey, Foul Stomach Frysipeas, Headache Plies,
Ehsnntsa Brupo and Skin Dssases Liver Complaint,
Dropsy letter Tnors and Salt Rbenm worms Gout, Neu
ralgiG, Dinner Pill and for Purifying the Blood
They coated that the most sentative take
them pleasantly md they the best aperiel in the Wsrd for
all the purposes of . family physic.
Prizes, rs cents per box; five boxes for 81.
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4 BsGFIIV3N 81 BLANC, CL0TAIERS, corner OF
k4 Cana Rnd St. Charles streets.
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CHARLES WHARTON, JG.,
Hhne~gs Agent,
ll& Walnut street,
;ad lrAW PH!L4r,%FHrL
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M,RNUY, GENERAL. COMMISSION AND FOR
u WARDING MERCHANT, Nos 81 Fulton and 81 Front
Prompt arE given orvardagf skts and to tbs par
chase andls = Of sill kinds Of Prndrra 'a2s II
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AVIS DU MARSHAL.
C9rR De DISTRICT rEs }ETATS COEEEDERES rs LE Ma
Dis'rict de Ia Ioui>iaae. CONNIE PRISE No. 70.
I'm VERTU dun writ ci'Auairaute III OF
IA Gftee Vttntre ccesaus, jHi si6 ct iS
les qInze- sezen+s du nayire AMERICAN UNION,
eIS, apparatus Tenbies baea1x e
dome avis rGpritnFe Oh propieae oue autre
personnes, prGierant uv3r Groit,
ttre uGrct dit nave, da"Oir presenter Cour
de District des EtCohtddtres pour District susd devant
Ia vile de Ia NOuvele Orleans lie avaut TRO1
SIEME LCND1 daer de h publication du present sis.
tRe vaoir les raison5 Ss pour esqee les dts
qUrRe Sezemes du dit navire American Union dement's,
apparuX, menbes btteTx sraient pas
aIuns prise tZae IL pr0dt distribute confome
nen a In priere ies dem4rieEs.
NoGvtlle Orleans, 30 mai 1861.
c. p. BEVERLEY,
jel 3u2hd Marshal des E'a.S CoGtGdartsd' Artrtqne.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

4 WRIGHT 81 GUS CATALOGUE OF 9RHuISM
sud popular Family Medicines which they Offer Is supply
Dassts and Dealers Propristors pres
Depot Special Agency Noa ISL and Chsrtrsstrss
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" EKR4GEs, y. H, SOAP MANUFACTURES, corneE
N . 81. Andrew and Howard streets, New Orleans.
Orerp left ST PostCice, Box No. lS9 vii be pr9hplS
Ellsd. nSlS ~
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DAMEESDN & CO.. %. d., DEALERS IN GAR
sg osrings, Oil Cloths, etc, No. l24 Canal street
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Todd, JNO., DEALER IN MILLINERY sac FIN
D. Fancy Dry Goods Nos l. and IA Gharass street
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Z.
Lam. JEREMIAH O'CAL-
d "" v2 4 tq3s of VII, - s f az
- directed BY The Hon D. r. Mitchell Second Justice
NE Peace OF the Parish Of 0rlGaGS in the above entitled suit,
"tl proceed to sell at public auction IN the var Of The
streets, on WEDNL AY The 2lst day Of August 1861 al Il
o'rlpcli VI. ' " 's' ' " "
GEkTA in LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third Dis
riG' Of ms CITY, in square No H. bounded by uqhu; Port,
ana 'fT1! Streets and Lafayette
on Erquemt forming corner Of JIrnUhsr ana
Port streets, measuring 20 feet front feet in drt be
tween parallel liz shown y srlch drawn Dv J. A. DIVE
mtcon Deputy City Sorveyor, dei June IS 1851 aud now
Deposited in my Office.
Seized in the above sui.
1ERMS-CGsh On tie spot.
W w sTEgg f,oo.4oh,,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-29

They have the highest testimonials and certificates
their favor from families and public press They
will run backward forward making smooth and
elastic stitch on all kinds of fabric.
$50 EACH.
They are simple in their construction that child
of twelve years work them with ease. We war
rant the seam secure though every third stitch be
They make a stronger and handsomer seam than
can be made by hand.
$50 EACH.
These machines are used throughout the country,
giving satisfaction all who them, and are,
doubleday, the economical. best made, and
cheapest in They are fully warranted.
$50 EACH.
These machines run with a FRICTION WHEEL, doing
away with the stretching and annoyance of belt
banda de>ideratum which has long been sought for
prevent breaking, thus requiring not more than
one needle in six months common use.
$50 EACH.
We furnish full and explicit directions for using
them. Each machine when sent out, is in perfect
running order with sample of sewing cloth in prop
er position, so that person can commence working
at once.
$50 EACH.
They will Hem, Stitch, Fell, Tuck. Gather Embroi-
der and make two different stitches the
chine. They embrace two important improvements
which render them the most desirable and simple
Family machine ever invented
$50 EACH.
! We offer liberal discount to parties
NOTICE | wishing an Agency light of sale of
our machines. With a small invest
To Sment of capital profitable business
can be readily established All sales
AGENTS. to Agents, with discount, aust be in
variably for CASH.
N. B.-0ur Machines all stand OF a handsome ia
BILE, and are worked by treadle. Send for directive
circular
R67 On receipt of $50 will send machine, By re-
turn of express if so ordered, will send ma.
chine and the bill with it, that need be paid
for till received.
Address GEO. F, COLLINS & Co.
OFFICE.-12O, LAKE STREET, Cup stairs,) CHI
CAGO- E2n 19y1
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~ ADVERTIsEMENTS, TO SECURE IN
@gERTTON THE SANE WEEK, MUST BE
T.vDED IN BY THURSDAY MORNING.-Ga
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Amount of State Tax So, 6O6 50
do School do 3,213 SO
do Jurors and Shifts certif-
icate estimated 300 90
do Allowed and appropria-
tions 12,7OO 90
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-29

gJ a special term of the Circuit
Court for Dodge county commenced at
Juneau last Monday.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-29

1IP Our report of the doiRgs Of the
Board of Supervisors occupies SO much Of
our space this week that we are compelled
to omit several local articles intended for
the present issue.
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which were allowed.

which were allowed.
The committee on the Insane Asylum
submitted report and asked for an appro-
priation of $500, to George Crist for work
on the Asylum, in addition to the 1925,
heretofore voted, which was accepted and
the amt asked for allowed.
An appropriation of $110 was voted to
D. Ostrander, Clerk of the Court, for the
purchase of stationery, fuel, lights. &c.,
and an account of the same ordered to be
rendered under oath.
An appropriation of 5000 was voted to
George Trucks for taking charge of the
Insane Asylum one year. Also an appro-
priation of $3.50 was voted to furnish said
Asylum.
The committee on apportionment of tax
es submitted the following report, which
was adnnted
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-29
County Court, Jefferson Coun,y-In Probate.

In the matter of the proof of the last will and tes-
lament of Elisha Griswo d deceased
On reading and filing instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and testament eff Elisha
GrSwOd late of the city of " aterewn in the county
of Jefferson and State of Wisconsin, deceased and al
so the accompanying petition of Louisa Grswod rep
resentng among other things that she said testator
lat ely died at his residence in said city that the said
instrument is the last will and testament of said de-
ceased and that she the petitioner aforesaid is the
widow OF said deceased, and that person is
and appointed by the said last viii thereof
and praying that day be appointed for hearing the
proofs of said last will ard testament and that letters
of Administration be granted unto herIt is ordered
that the proofs of said instrument be heard before
the Judge of this Court Monday the I'd day of De-
cember A. D. 1861, at II o'clock in the forenoon at
the Court House in the Village of jefferson in said
County And it is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given to the heirs law of said deceased
and to all other persons interested by publishing
copy of this order for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing in the Watertown Republican,
weekly newspaper, printed and published at Water
town in siad county.
Dated the 9th day of November, A. D 1861.
By the Court. SAMUEL BAIRD,
Nov 5 L22:w3I County Judge.
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Circuit Court--Jefferson County.


Adam CottrelI,
against
John 7. Perkins,
Julia F. Perkins, ;
Samuel E. Perkins,
William Nash,
Jefferson Co. Bank
In pursuance and by virtue of judgment and de-
of foreclosure and sale of the Circuit
Jefferson Coun made the 18th day of September,
1851 in the above entitled action favor the above
named plaintiff and against the above named defen-
dants, will sell at public auction to the highest bid
der on We the Goth day of January, 1862, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day the Court
Room in the village of Jefferson in said County the
following described real estate situate, lying and be-
ing in the said County of Jefferson and State of Wis
consin described follows, wit: The north east
quarter of the sou west quarter of section 81 in
town s. north of range ID east tanning 40
cording to government survey, be the same more or
less, much thereof shall be sufficient to paw
said judgment, interest, and COSTS with expense of
said sale.
Dated Sherifs Office, October D. 1861
HEBER SMITH,
CONGER & HALVES, Sheriff jeff Co., Wis.
Pits Attys, GAINESVILLE Rock Co oct25w13