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Harbor Attractions--Cushing Island
Ottawa House. .at

1t was Jefferson who said that people living
in the immediate neighborhood of the Nat
ural Bridge" where the waters of the Shenan-
doah have forced themselves through the Blue
Ridge, had never put themselves out to travel
a few miles to witness a curiosity worthy of
Journey across the Atlantic. People are very
apt to overlook beauties and attractions at
their very doors, and TO remain insensible to
their existence till they have their attention
aroused to the facts in the case by strangers.
We have, as we have thridded the intricate
passages made by the numerous islands in Cas-
co Bay, and as we have allowed the eye to take
In the clustering beauties of reef, headand, is
land and ocean expanse, wondered If the peo-
Pile of Portland fully appreciated all these
groups ofattraction, as do the passing strangers.
They read of the "Bay of Naples" and per-
haps make pilgrimages to that far-of region to
drink i'm the scene which the Creator has spread
out before the race of languid, inert and vol
uptuous beings who inhabit the shores OF the
Adriatic, and yet, during their whole lives re-
main in comparative ignorance of the equally
beautiful landscape spread ont in plain view of
their own parlor windows, and garnished with
a profusion of adornments by the hand of the
Great Artist.
On sultry day what can be more bracing
to the system and more health-giving, than a
sail down the harbor In the little "Favorite,"
gliding gracefully past the gems with which
the shores are thickly studded, with the Vic
toria wharves, and Fort Gorges slowly but
surely rising from the waters edge, Peake's
Island and Fort Preble on the left; the neat
little village ofCape Elizabeth, the Breakwater,
Fort SCANNED, Cape Cottage, Col Goddard's
castellated mansion, and the Light" on the
right; the city with its forests of shipping its
spires and domes in the rear, all fast being re-
duced in their proportions as the gap of waters
between them and the fairy bark increases and
out past the "Two Lights" the broad expanse
of the Atlantic, fiecked with hundred sail,
sending in its fresh breath to cool off the fever
ish brow and to give inspiration to the jaded spir
its, the whole making up natural panorama
such as human eye is allowed to rest upon on
ly In few favored localities in this beautiful
world of ours
But there is one spot-the central figure in
this group-to which as yet we have made no
allusion. We refer to Cushing's formerly
.Bang's) Island, which makes the outer-wall OF
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS. - Three
Government transports arrived at Philadelphia
on Tuesday, with sick and wounded soldiers,
from Harrison's Landing. We copy the Maine
names
SECOND REGIMENT-Andrew J. Tozier
Co. +, Plymouth, hand and ankle; Henry j..
Reynolds, c, Orrington, knee.
THIRD REGIEENT.-J. Z. Gilbert, /; Jacob
ASherburne, Waterville, G; Levi s. Bickford, X.
II. Kincaid, II Otis W. Williams, Bath, D.; G.
III. Dunnell, Bath, A.
FOURTH REGIMENT.-Wm. H. Clark, ID =
Edwin Wade, Rockland, Fred. Bartee, Wis
casset, G.; Joseph P. Libby, Unity, A; Otis A.
Dickey, Monroe, A; VIM. Ii. Work, f; VIM.
j. Flanagan, Rockand, b; Albert d. Croker
+; Charles w. Hibbard, Appleton, K; Free
man NJ. Roberts, jackson, F; james f. Deane,
Belfast, X Michael N. Fyler, Rockland C; j.
Swartz, ID; Joseph Evans, Brooks, f; Thos.
+. Turner, Bremen, +; VIM. p. Webb, Knox
ii, right leg; jeremiah Gould, Wiscasset, G /;
died Aug. 10; Sylvanus N. Saddler, Rockland,
D. Jerome A. Chapman, Nobleboro,lE; C. III.
Stevens, A. S. Nichols, l; James Moon, c.
Robert Douglas, Bluehill, II; Sylvanus b.
Hatch, Lincoln, A.
FIFTH Recommended. b. Parker, d; II
Curtis, /; Albert Gilbert, Gorham. A; VIM.
II. Merchant, New Gloucester, III, left leg
VIM. W. True, Yarmouth, III.
SIXTH REGINENT-E. Lindsay, G, poison.
SEVENTH REGIMENT.--lsaac Coombs, F.
w. S. Monmouth, X, shoulder.
ELEVENTH REGIMENTS. l.. Cole, Park
! man, L.
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Brighton Markes--Aux IA.

AT market 1850 Beeyes, 800 Stores 400 Sheep and
Lambs, and $50 Swine.
Prices-Market Beef-Extra IS 50; first quality
Sc 90 %; second do IS Is a 50; third do "a 8.
Working Oxen S65, ~, so, 80.
Mich Cows-s35.a 40; common do SIS a 10.
Veal Calyes-S3 8.
learngs none; two years old S17 IS; three
years old, $50 81.
Hides, So a Sic y 10 Calf skins, &c y h.
Tallow-Sales at 81 a re u III.
Sheep and Lambs-Sl 70 225; extra So IL a3 Is.
Pelts-75 a SIC.
Spring Pigs-wholesale Al a 5lc; retail 81 a nc.
Fat Hogs-4d4tc y H.
Beeves are sold by the head at prices equal to the
value u N of the estimated weight of Beef in the
quarter the price. at shrnkage from live weight
agreed by the parties-yarying from IS to "a per
cent.
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Windham-Caucus.

The Republicans of wndham. and all others who
are in favor of sustaining the present National and
suppression of the existing wicked and groundless
rebellion against the best government in the world.
at Whatever cost of life and property requested
TO meet at the Town House, in said town, Satur-
day the 10th inst O'Clock in the afternoon to Sc
lect delegates to the County and Senatorial Conven-
.ion holden at Portland on the 18th inst. Also to
select Town Committee for 1868.
Per orderAof the Town Committee.
windham, Aug. 8, 1862. al2d&wtd
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From our Regular Correspondent.
Letter from the State Capital.

18th ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for old Regiments
-BOunty-Day for Draft Set-Promotion
AppointmeRis-Pud Guards.
AUGUSTA, Aug. Is, 1852.
The 10th Regiment was yesterday mustered
into the service of the United States, and
were paid the U. S. bounty by Capt Bartlett
of the Regular Army The State and town
bounties will be paid to-day by Hon. Samuel
Cony, President of the Augusta Bank. The
regiment will probably leave the State next
Wednesday, 10th inst. The physique of this
regiment is splendid. The city is full Of SOL
diers and strangers, and at night the hotels are
packed as full as sausages.
About five hundred men have reported them
selves here as recruits for old regiments, and,
as soon as paid, will be forwarded to the sew
eral regiments. One hundred came in yester-
day.
As telegraphed you yesterday, Governor
Washburn has received authority from the
General Government, whereby such cities,
towns and plantations in the State, as prefer
it, may raise their respective quotas by volun-
tary enlistment and thereby escape draft
Such enlstments viii be made by the military
or civil officers of the towns, and, consequent
ly, there viii be no recruiting officers proper.
Only small bounty will be alowed-proba-
bly, not more than s25, if so much.
Governor Washburn has received this morn
ing notification that the draft ,eiu be COM
menced on The fourth am day Of September
merit. Let all hands take hold now, and raise
the quota of glorious old Maine by volunteers
are dangerous"
BY an order received from the headquarters
of the third army corps of the army of Virgil
MIA, dated Aug. A, / learn that Major Davis
Tillson, who left this State as Captain of the
I'd Battery, has been appointed by General
Mcdowell Chief of Artillery for that CORPS
This is compliment to brave and capable
officer. Thus do our Maine men add glory to
her.
The following appointments have been made
since my last:
Dudley H. johnson, Presque Isle, LIST Lieut..
Co. II, 18th regt.
Horatio n. Howard, Abbot, Asst. Surgeon,
10th regt.
John Ham, Sydney, Quartermaster, 18th
regiment.
James Sawyer, Biddeford, Asst. Surgeon.
DIR. Sawyer leaves Immediately for Washing
ton, there to be assigned to some regiment
needing assistance, probably to some of the
Maine troops with Gen. Pope.
1t gives me great pleasure to say, at this
time when the Government needs the counte-
nance and support OF all citizens, that, not
withstanding the suspicious of disloyalty on
the part of the "Puddinghead Guards" of this
State, / am authorized by the commander OF
that corps TO state, expressly, that the Pud-
dinghead Guards are loyal. Therefore, let
the rebels dismiss at once all hope they may
have cherished of receiving, on occasion, en-
couragement and support from that corps.
.1a SKIRMIsHER.
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Republlcan Ward Caucuses.

The Republicans, and all other citizens of the city
who are in favor of sustaining the present National
and State Administrations are requested to meet In
their various Wards, on
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18TH,
at "a O'Clock p. M to select three delegates from
each Ward to attend the County and Senatorial Con.
yention to be holden in this city Tuesday, August
49, 1862 for the purpose of nominating candidates
for County officers and Senators for this Senatorial
District The delegates thus elected to choose one
delegate at large.
Ward will meet at Engine House, Monument St.
2 q at Ward Room, Congress st.
+" at Old City Hall.
ut Ward Room, South st.
at /" Spring st.
at Bracket ST.
Per order Republican City Committee.
August IA, 1862. dot
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MARRIED..

In Standish 9th inst, by Rev Charles Andrews, Mr.
Zenas Clark, of s, a member of Co g. 18th Regt
to Miss Susan Storer, of Hiram
10 Georgetown 18Th, Mr. Thomas f Scott, of g. Co
vile.
In Watervie 9Th, Mr. VIM E Brooks to Miss Angie
X Wilson. both of W.
In Albion I'd, Mr. j w Stratton TO Sarah r. TAYLOR
both of A.
In Brunswick 10th, Mr. Curtis Harmon to Miss
Mary Maxwell, both ofB
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sg-The friends of James Rand, of Co. c.,
18th regiment, who died at New Orleans this
summer, informs US that he left some money
with some one in Augusta, whose name he
did not mention in his letter, informing them
of the fact, written just before the regiment
left Maine. Any information respecting it
left at this office or with the Secretary Of
State at Augusta, will be gratefully received.
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PHYSICIAN AND SuRGRoN.-H. A. LAMB, NJ. D.,
Office corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets,
Portland. Ne.
e8- Particular attention paid to Surgery. nclud-
ing diseases of the eye and ear. aug7-6md
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ENLIST.-Persons from towns whose quota is full,
DESTROYS to enlist enlist part of the quota of
the town of Brunswick and receive the town bounty,
500. Per order Town Committee. Auglilw
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engaged in removing perspiration from tenn
poral region.
We gain seat as soon as possible, and take
a look at the city we are just leaving.
Bath never appeared to us to come into the
list of beautiful cities. It'll more like your
good looking business man-never pridng it.
self on ornament parks, shade trees, &C., but,
as one having goodly abundance, or as we say
a pocket full of rocks. Having but one bust
ness, ship building, its success or failure rises
and falls with the great tide of commerce. 1t
is strange, singularly strange, and short-sight-
ed, that Bath, with all the vast power of the
Androscoggn laundering away at its back
door in Brunswick and Topsham should not
deposit some of its rocks there, and build up
the greatest manufacturing place in New Eng
and, all the profits and trade of which she
could bring to her own door. Calculated by
nature, as Maine is, for great manufacturing
State, she has no power superior or equal to
that of Topsham or Brunswick. Somebody
will realize fortune there some time hereafter,
but fear it will be no one in those two towns,
or in Bath. Wesaw but few ships building in
the many yards. The dry stage poles look
ominous.*
A short hours sail brings us to the mouth
of the river, where Uncle Sam is quite busy
building stone wall, with the Interior design,
doubtless, Of arranging some sort of defence,
behind which he can, with safety, shoot at
somebody, at some future time
The sun has gone down, and so must we
leave you till tomorrow morning.
MORE ANON.
sHad our correspondent sailed up river instead of
dorm, he would have few dry stage poles not
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DISASTERS.

Ship Mary Bradford. Thompson, drifted in Hell
yoet Roads July 25 and came in contact with the
damage.
Ship George Lee, at San Francisco 14th ult, from
Hong Kong, while off the Coast Of Japan Nav D.
experienced heavy typhoon which lasted TO the 3st
and carried away bulwarks, swept the decks and
lost water casks and spars.
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HIGHLAND BOARDING-SCH0OL
FOR BOYS,
IN BETHEL, MAINE.

VNHE SECOND YEAR of this School will COM
j mence on Tuesday Sept. I'd. 1862
The advantages for Instruction in this school
excellent. The number of scholars will be limited.
and every possible attention be given for their inn
proyement.
For references and further information, send for
circular to
N TRUE, MA
Proprietor and Principal
Bethel. July 18th d&w4w6
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DENTIsrRY.-Dr. JOSIAH HEAD, No. 24l Con-
gress Street. first door east of 1st Parish Church,
Portland, Ne. aug7d1y
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DIED.

In Brunswick 11th inst, James Edward Mustard,
aged u years mos Is days; 14th, Arthur Libby,
aged months -
In skowhegan 18th, VIM Cheney, aged about 4s
years.
In Winthrop It'll, Sarah j. daughter Of Ezra Hol-
den aged % years.
In South Paris 9th, Lizzie Chase, only daughter of
Erastns and Harriet King. aged years mos
In West Charleston Vt, 9Th, Mrs Serena wife of
Kew Charles Duren, and daughter of Rev Silas Nc
heen, formerly of Belfast aged 43 years.
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Ladies Committee Rooms, open every afternoon
from to O'Clock, where work win be found ready
for all who are willing 10 assist augl2 lw
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Foochow June O. bark Eclipse Camman, for
the East Coast.
At Tientsn May is. bark Algonquin. Emery. for
At Penang june q, ship Joshua Mauran MiIliken
from Singaporel for New York about 25th
At Buenos Ayres June %, ships Pacific Hull for
Boston, idg; Pyramid, sleeper. for New York; Bev-
erly, Chase for Liverpool; Rachel, Kelley for Cal
cutta; brig Lagrange. kimball, for Antwerp; sch
Sidney Price. Godfrey for New York.
AT st Thomas both ult, ship Globe, Baker, wig or
ders.
Cid 29th brig Scotland. Francis. Ponce.
At Remedies I'd inst, brig Harriet Titcomb for
Boston 10 days; sch NJ Sewall for New York s.
At Turks Island Both ult sch Billow, Given, from
st Thomas. same day
Ar at ST Johns T X 30th ult, sch Adde Barnes
New York.
Sailed FIN Bermuda eth inst brig Mountain Eagle,
Pray New York
CID at ST John NIB 18th inst, sch La.la Rookh,
Rchie Portland.
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DR. p. p. QUIMBY, would give notice that be has
returned to Portland, and be found at his Room
No. ID INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday, August
18TH where he viii attend to all wishing to consult
him.
First Examination at Office. $500
Each subsequent sitting at Office. ........... 80
City Patients, first Examination at residence. $50
Each subsequent visit at residence. 100
August Is. 1s62.-tf
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CLEARED.

Brig II Kennedy, Buker. Matanzas, Geo Hunt
Sch Morning Star, tBrl Miller, Pctou Ms, master
Sch S Stebbins Thompson New Bedford master
Sch Olive Elizrbeth, Hamilton Boston, J b Brown
Sons.
Steamer New England. Field, Eastport.C Eaton
SAILED-Wind Sw, brig j ID Lincoln; steamer
New England.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday. August is.
ARRIVED.

Brig Speedway, Atherton. Elizabethport
Sch Emeline McLain, Bucklin, Baltimore.
Sch Saml Lewis, Fogg. Boston.
sch Exchange, Montgomery, Boston.
Sch Eimira, Weber, Cutler for Boston,
Sch Robin, Hodgkins, Trenton for Boston,
Sch Hopkins, Haraden. Steuben for Boston.
Sch ArboTeer, Smith, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Brilliant, Norton, Jonesboro for Boston.
Sch 5 Stebbins, Thompson, Bangor for New
Bedford.
Steamer New England, Field. st John NIB
Steamer lewiston Knight, Boston. --r
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SPOKEN.

June 25 lat IS % S. Ion "a 20. ship Aymar, from
Buenos Ayres for New York.
July IA. lat II s. lon - 81, ship Ocean Express I'm
New York June for San Francisco
July 81, lat AZ "a, lon 81 40, ship Meridian. from
New York for London
Aug 2. lat % 81. Ion 66 S. sch Benz Willis, from
New York for Cuba
Aug2. lat 80 %. lon 10 IL. seen ship North
steering +, having a black star in foretopsail.
Aug H. lat 40 "a, Ion 50 80, signalized shin
"w Edward" steering T., showing signal red flag
with black ball in centre.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY
AND
I'd Senatorial District Convention.

The Republicans and all others in the County of
Cumberland who are in favor Of sustaining the pres.
speedy and final suppression of the existing wicked
and groundess rebellion against the best government
in the world at whatever cost Of life and property,
are reouested TO send delegates TO meet in the New
CITY HALL in Portland on 80.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 49, 1867
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the purpose ofnom
mating candidates for
REGISTER OF DEEDS,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
COUNTY TREASURER,
COUNTY ATTORNEY, and
FOUR SENATOR'S.
Also to elect a County Committee for the ensuing
Each city and town will be entitled to two dele
gates and one delegate In addition for the first fy
votes, and one delegate for each one hundred votes
{above fty} and delegate when the fraction ex-
ceeds fifty votes cast for the Republican candidate
for Governor in 1851, namely:
Baldwin, Naples,
Bidgton, North Yarmouth
Cape Elizabeth, Otisaed, Z
c Cumberland, / rownai, a' !
Falmouth, Raymond,
Freeport. Sfandish, D
Gorham, scarDoro,
Gray, Sebago,
Harpswel, Mestbrook, z
Harrison, Wlndham D
Yarmouth g..
The County Committee will be in session at the
New City Hall, August 10. at O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Chairmen of the several town Committees are
requested to forward the names of their delegates
the Chairman of the County Committee as soon as
they may be chosen.
BENZ. KISesBURy, JR,
CLEMENT PHINNEY,
LUKE BROWN,
o. G.. Cook,
ELBRIDGE G. WAGG,
DANIEL ELLIOT,
Republican County Committee
July ~, lsoz ="
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A r my AND NAVY
TAILORING ESTABLIsHMENT,
9s EXCHANGE STREET,
Portland, Aug. 9, 1862. dIy
BLINDNESS CURED.

Remarkable Case of boy who was cured by
DIR. HI. j. BOYNTON,
OF Scrofulous 0phthalma, the following facts will
show:
- "F0R long time the boys eye-lids had
< been entirely closed. His case was consid-
cred almost hopeless. The boy was put
der the care Of DIR. b., and after great pa
thence and perseverance,, with his electrical treatment
and with other curatives, he able 10 lif his eye
lids. when II was discovered that false membrane
had formed and covered the entire eyes. This
removed by DIR. Boynon, and the boys eye-sighf ID
now entirely restored, and his eyes stronger than
err before This should be known to all persons who
are similarly afflicted. Although understand that
the Doctor has for many years, In his operations
these delicate organs-the eve and ear. met with en-
nent success he has not deemed il necessary to keep
blazing before the public his surgical skill In this par
ticular part of his profession but has been silently
performing cures, many of them of . remarkable
character"
~ Certificates from numerous of his patients
viii testify TO his successful operations all Of which
may be seen at his Office.
No. 800 Congress Street, Portland.
d&w6m7
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LATEST BY EVENING PAPERS.

Arrical Of released federal prisoners-Ners
from Gen. Pope's commdnd-IIyernat bar
barity Of the rebels.
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sfIad correspondent sailed up river instead Of
DORM he would have few ''dry stage poles not
actually employed in supporting the stagings around
the many massive ships in process of construc.
ton. He sailed past the dry end of the city.-ED
Pm
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For County Treasurers,
Aroostook. .SAM'L BRADBURY, of N. Limerick.
Kennebec . DANIEL PIKE, of Augusta
Enor ALDEN SPRAGUE, of Rockland.
York HALL of North Berwick.
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For Registers OF DEEDS,
xroostook. LOUIS CORNER, Northern District,
j. o. A. BARTON. Southern District.
Kennebec j. A. RICHARDS, of Augusta.
Enor .....GEO. W. WHITE, of Rockand.
York SAMUEL c. ADAMS, of Alfred.
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For Sheriffs,
roosfook. :. WILLIAM SMALL, of Fort Fairfield.
ennebec. JOHN HATCH of Augusta.
nor S w. LAUGHT0N, of Appleton.
ork.. GEORGE GOODWIN, of Wells.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
ABNER COBURN,

For Representatives to Congress,
First District JOHN GOODWIN, of S. Berwick.
Second District SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
Taird District JAMES g; BLAINE, of Augusta.
old Second Disfrict--rdcdncy,
THOS A d. FESSENDEN, of Auburn.
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FOr County AttUrHeyi
.......L. w. HOwES, of Rockland
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For County Treasurers

For Clerk of Courts,
WIN. NJ. STRATTON, of August
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-04

FORECLOSURE SALE.

State OF Wisconsin Iowa County Circuit Court.
Timothy II Bush Plaintiff against Tyler X. Biodsett
Mary Ann Podgett, Theodore Rodolf, Moses VI Strong
Caroline +. strong, o. 3 Kinds and August BelI,out
Defendants.
Try virtue Of and pursuan, judgment o. foreelo-
| sure and sale rendered in said Court in the above
entitled action the ith day Of February A. D. 1862
viii expose for sale and sell =. ubiic auction the
highest and best bidder cash at the front door Of
th- Court House, in the village OF Dodgevili= In Iowa
County wi.eonSin on FRIDAY. tie 9th day of june
1867, at O'clock In the afternoon 81 that day the fol-
whg described real estate, situate IN Iowa County in
The State of Wisconsin. much Thereof may he
the amount OF siid judgment interest
and costs of sale to-Hit " Thu Lots and parts Of
lying in that part IT the town tnoE city, OF Mineral
Point which is laid the south west quarter Of
section 81 Town M. north of range No east,
monty known Strong. Doty and Burnett anil others
addition the said town, known and described fol-
lows according the recorded plot of said addition.
and all wing in Block No 81 wit feet front
High Street of lot No. ten by the whole depth of
said lot. beginning the north westerly co rer OF said
lot thehce Southeriy along the west boundary to the
south of said lot, thence east sarlly along
The south line of said lot twenty feet, thence north
eriy High - thence westwardly twenty feet
the beginning also part of lot No rine,
mencing tn north east corner Thereof and running
westerly high twenty seven feet thence to the
ouh boundary of the lot at right angles to High street
thence II the south east crer OF said lot thence north
.rlv to The pl,,a Of beginning; all that part lot
No Twelve. which was conveyed ~ fhe-. Burnett
9, c. Rv1e-aor bv deed recorded IN BOOK X page
Isl also all OF lots II ana ~ also part OF lot No IF
teen. commencing Fnuniia Street at the south
tven,v-four feet: CT north'rly parallel with the
east boundary TO the npr-h line of said 1T. thence 20
the nth thenc the place Il beginning.
Dated Sherids office. padgevlla. March 31st. 1862.
GEORGE NESSERSMITH
Coss SUpDUrH ShlyrF70 f Toed Co.
P.nfutffx' iffg-S 3ln