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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-28
Sprtial AOtuts.
OFFICIAL.
To the Friends of Education.

THE PUBLIC ARE ANARE
that the principal building of the Seminary at Lahainaluna has
been destroyed by fire. There were also destroyed at the same
time a Philosophical apparatus and books belonging to the Semi
nary. The scholars were also sufferers. The estimate for erect
ing suitable buildings is $4,000. The Legislature has appro-
priated $4,000 to be applied for the erection Of buildings, and it
will require about $4,000 to complete and furnish them for the
purpose of the school, and to furnish 4 Philosophical apparatus
equal to the one destroyed and to replace the books. And the
Board of Education regard it a duty to appeal to the whole peo-
pie of the Islands for contributions to supply the deficiency, so
that this College may be put once more into successful opera
ton There is now an opportunity for the friends of education
to render essential aid IN a time OF great exigency to this Iusi-
tuition, which has been, and, L trust, will hereafter be OF great
service to all our people. 1 would suggest that the Superinten-
dent Of the schools in each district, in conjunction with the Trea-
snrer, should take such a course as they may think most expe-
dent, to raise a subscription for the purpose. Whatever amount
may be collected can be paid to the Treasurer of each district, to
be transmitted by him to the undersigned.
NJ. KRKUANAoA.
Office of the Board OF f Education, Aug. 5, 1862. 325-lm
THE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW PREPAR-
ED to fill all orders froms STENCIL PLATES, for Firms, Plan
tations, Rice Growers, &c, on short notice.
Music, Legal documents, &c, copied neatly. Ornamental
Foil Signs on glass, a beautiful article for decorating Refresh
nent Saloons, Bar Rooms, &c, got up in FANCY STYLES.
Bills and accounts made oat.
The public are respectfully invited to give me n call, as l will
do all work IN the above line, at prices suited to the times.
Orders from the country and other Islands respectfully
solicited.
THOMAS G. THRUM,
32l-3m Fort Street. opposite the Odd Fellows Hall.
Q A. F. & A. Nils PkoGREs DE LOcEASIE LODGE
w No. 124, under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Coun-
~ cl of the Grand Central Lodge of France, working in
the ancient Scotch Rite, holds its regular meetings on the We'd
nesday nearest the full moon of each month, at the old Lodge
Room, in King street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
to attend.
Augustus. la2l-smi P. C. JONES, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-28
IL WORK IN THE AROVE LIN

IA will be done in the best manner. and at prices suited
the times. Orders from the country and other islands will b
promptly attended 70 by
THOS. G. THRCM,
325-2n Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall, Fort street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23
6rant County 4eralA,
From the Wisconsin Farmer.
Dwarf Broom COrp.

fSome time since a new variety Of Broom
Corn attracted considerable attention and
was noticed extensively by the agricultural
press. We had seen none OF the corn,
until this winter, when a specimen was
brought to the Agricultural Rooms by
Hon. NJ. K. Young, Of the Senate 1t
gives promise Of being good thing, and
as Mr. Young has generously proposed to
give us a quantity OF the soed for gFatui-
tous distribution, we shall hope 10 have It
thoroughly tested the coming season. The
following communication, written at our
request, viii gige the reader an idea Of
the particulars wherein it differs from the
Broom Corn now in CIVILIZATIONS:
ED. FARMER Pursuant to your re-
quest, / submit such considerations relative
to the dwarf Broom Corn" prese nted to
you, as two years cultivation thereof, has
suggested to my mind in its favor
Without being enabled, from experience, to
say that it is more productive than the
common variety, | would give it Us nay
best impression, that it cannot be great
deal less, and might be more, in conse-
,quence Of It's growth being much shorter,
and therefore permitting closer planting
The brush of this variety is longer than
the common variety, and the fiber smaller
and tougher; but the main thin in its
favor is that it needs no "broaking down"
The top loaf rpps its sheath mid way up
the brush, supporting it in such a manor
as to keep the brash entirely straight, and
whom harvesting comes on, all the operator
has to do is to take hold Of the top leaf in
one hand and the bush in the other onl
pull in opposite direction, which in sever
ing the stalk at the top joint leaves just
about enough thereof broom-nakiag.-
Ny impression, from what experience
have Lad, is that parties interested in
growing broom corn would not roget it
if they were to give the variety trial
Yours, DC, NJ. X. You've.
Madison, March 9TH, 1862.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23
IEGG.
sALE-PALMER.

Stale Of Wisconsin, CouutY Of dfant, ss.-CIfcuit
Court Of Grant county, Wisconsin. Timothy Davis,
Nermel De Logimer ana Frank Smith, PARTNERS ~
Plaintiffs against Edger NJ Palmer, Defendant.
BY virtue of an Execution issued out Of the aoove
named court ia favor Ct the above named Plaintiffs and
against the above named Defendant to directed and
delivered and for want Of goods and ehates Of the De-
iendant, where0n to eyy have by direction Of tae
Plaintiffs Attorney, lesiee upon All ct MS Fgh title or
interest which the sid Defendant had the An dag
Of April, A. u. 1857, or has acquired 10 90 ~ the
following desrbed real estate, to Wit Eiie south BALI
Of the spath9vcst quarter q sesig. tweny-eighr
(Z3J in township 10 i've, 90 aDgc so i've t5) west
in Grant County, Wisconsin, aich said land wall on
this 3lst day Of Aay, AID. 1862, ~ tie hour 10 ocoe
in tho forenoon OF said day, Ia sale w sell at
public auction, the highed cash 10 hand
the outer door Ok the house, IN the yiage ii
Lancaster. Grant County, Wisconsin. ~aii sale wi be-
satisfy the jud smept in these cases moVptng
to the sum Of Two hundred and thiiYonA and 02l99ts
dollars damages, and twep y-0pg ana eJ-l00ths doglas
costs together With costs ana interest accuing
Sherl ONCE, Lancaster, Apnts 1892.
y. Is. MOORE, Sheriff,
r. Allen Barber, GIANT County, Wis.
Plaintiffs Attorney. 8A-W6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23
Flax, seed, Time Of Sowing

The best seed is that which is heaviest
Of bright, brownish color, and oily TO the
touch. Imported seed is the best a
chance Of soil with Tie seed is beneficial.
If a crop Of seet is the Object, it should be
sown on tie finely pulyerized surface, at
the rates Of one half to three-fourths of a
bushel per acre. When sown thin, it
branches and pro !uces seed more album
dainty. IF fibre is the object, it should be-
sown at the rate of two bushels or more to
the acre. 1t then grows without branches
and yields fine fibre. Some old flax
growers say that it shonld be sown SO
thick that if You wet your tingel and put
it to the ground, nine seeds will stick to It.
1t has been found that it vii not bear as
thick sowing here as in Belgium. Thin
lands require tie least seed, strong ones
the gaost, especially for fibre. The seed
should be covered with GIT harrow or
brush drag. Il is generally thought best
to cross harrow, in order to more evenly
distribute tile seeds Ali seeds which re
deeply buried, viii not germinate. II q
light roller is passed over after the seea
Is covered, it will BE- an advantage. Flax
seed germ'nates very qaicklY, under favor
able circamstances-aay in twenty-iour
hours. twill be favorable, if the seed
can be soVn before light shower or in
the after part Of The day, 50 that It may
start before the surface Of the ground be-
comes too dry, Or crusted over. Tie old
rule in this locality was TO SOW flax on
Good Friday, but, as This varies in differ
eut years from the 22d Of March to the
25th Of April, il must be deemed a poor
rule, unless the seasons vary accordingly.
When the ground can be go in the proper
condition, March sowing is undoubtedly
The best ID this latitude. There 5 an old
saying that March tow Is better than April
fax.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23
LEGAL.
m Observation-Disclosures.

County Court, Grant county, Wisconsin. In PROBATE
Apfii Term 1862. Present Wan. McGonigal, Judge
Ia the matter Of the Guardianship minor heirs
OF Asaph Leadbetter, deceased.
ON cling tie account Of Robert Langley, one Of the
Guardians Of saie minor heirs, ana also the petition Of
sad Guardian PRAYING 60 be discharged from the trust
as such Guardian It Is ordered that the matter o said
account and said petition be heard before ihe Judge
ST ts court a the court house, ia Lancaster said
county, on Monday the 18Th day 81 Mays A. d. 1852 at
one ococS in the afternoon Of said day ordered iar
Their notice thereof be given % ~ persons inter-
three 90 weeks sueeessve prior 70 sala day OF hear
nag ia Gh 4 .ent County Herald, q Nseh4 newspaper
publish Lancaster Ia said Grant GoAaty--Dated
April Z, 1867.
44-w3 WA{ MeGoNIGAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23
LEGAL.
gHEBIFF's WILKINSON.

State Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant Circuit court
Graut Coustg, WISCONSIN. Dw}gat 7. Parker, Plain
til, against James Wilkinson, Defendant
BY virtue 81 a writ DC execution issued out Of the
above named court in iavor Of the above named Pain-
tia and against the above named Defendant, % di-
rectcd and delivered ana for want Of goods and chat
tells Of the Defendant wheFeen to levy, have BY the
direction Of the Plaintiffs Attorney, levied upon etl Of
the right fitle on interest ach the said Defndant
had the 10th day 81 March, A. ~ 1857, or has since
acquired IN and to The follow Described real estate
tn wit The northeast quarter 81 t south east quar-
ter OF section No thirty-folr (5tJ and s northwest
quarter b The southwest quarter Of section No thirty
I'VE ta5) all in township NO. four (i north Of rtnse
M. two W west, ia Grant County. sconsnJ whes.
said land, VIII on the alst lay oI4iay A. ~ 1902, ct
the hour OF 10 o'clock IN the enoon 81 said day osr
Cor sale viii sell public auction, 20 the highest
bidder cash in han tie OTTER door Of the court
house, in the villase OF Lancaster Wisconsin. Said
sale viii bu made satisfy the judgment IN this ease
amounting to .be sum ot three bundled dollars DAM
ages, ard twenty and S3.l00ths dollars costs to-
gether With interest and costs aecrung sheriff
of3ee, FL neasteg, April s, 1852.
j. j.. MOORE, Sheriff,
J. Allen Barber, Grant County. Wis.
Plaiutirs AttorueY. 1.-Two
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23
DISTINGUISHING The Rebels.

One Of the most important measures in
troduced at this session Of congress is the
DISTINGUISHING BIZ proposed By Mr. VIII
son, of Iowa, which proy les lhat no per-
son shall hereafter Be eligible to Office who
has taken up arms against the United
States after houtng tahca he ooth 10 SIP
port Tic constitution The Il is intended
to apply to all former senators, representa-
tiyes, federal and state officers, who have
Joined in the rebellion. The constitution
of the United States. and the constitution
of all the states, prescribe an oath Of fdel-
atty to the former instrument, and hence
every rebel who has held an Office is pre-
iured before God and man. This ought
to be reason enough for DISTINGUISHING the
rebel leaders who have been office holders
previous to the rebellion. We suppose the
Fallandigham democracy viii oppose it, as
it will exclude their friends from congress
when the war Is over,--JanesgUle Gazette
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

The Law, Rule, or Regulation, or what
ever else it may be called, that has been
adopted in the Southern Coatedeacy com
pellin5 men to take Confederate paper at
par whenever it is proherod in payment OF
their debts, has produced in many place a
very anomalous, not to say amusing, con-
dition Of things. Confederate paper being
abundant, debtors are anxious to get nd Of
their Obligations blythe use ofit,wbilst cred
itors, hoping that some change for.the bet
ter may not be far of, and disliking to
have their claims liquidatad with this
worthless trash, avoid tenders Of payment
by every means in their powet. Peraecu-
ting debtors hunt diligently for their cred
tiers everywhere, and the poor Prosecuted
creditors flee and hide from their debtors,
shutting themselves up and not daring to
venture forth except late at night and on
Sundays.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

SoRGHUM.-The results Of the cuItiya-
ton of sorgho the past year settle the
question Of its entire practical Success
The value of its product is now counted
by millions, and its cultivation is becoming
subject of absorbing interest
One of the difficulties presenting Itself
is the want Of pure seed. To meet this
want this Division has ordered seed from
France for distribution the ensuing spring.
1t must be borne in mind, however, that
the same causes which have produced de-
terioration here, exist there, andg well
grounded apprehensions are entertained
that the seed thus imported may not be
free from suspicion.
Farmers interested should secure pure
seed from among themselves when It is
possible, as the season is so far advanced
that direct importations from Africa or
China would be impracticabe.
ID. p. HoLLowAY.
Commissioner of Patents
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

Be A large meeting Of the people Of
Upshur county Western Virginia, was re-
Gently held at Buckhannon, to take into
considering what should be their action
in regard to the adoption Of the Constitu-
ton recently adopted BY the Convention
at Wheeling for the new State Of Western
Virginia. Re olutions were adopted en-
dolsing and accepting the Presidents
emancipation policy. Much enthusiasm
was manifested.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

SELLING PoIsoN.--We see iestsis,l that
a bill has passed Tie Lei aure requiring
all druggisik when selling poison to record
IN 3 book kept for Inspection excepting
when sold apaa the written ef 81 Some
practising pliFsottu, Mlt8 ~ nau3 aitaeii-
ed - lsga Cfdef. All He eos #aia3Hs
poisonous substances sa labolltd Poi
Som when sold. The penalty for violating
this law shall be a fine not exceeding $50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

A FEMALE TRArroB.-A daughter Of
the proprietor Of the Tredegar IIon Works
at Richmond, was captured by our adj
yancing forces, beyond Great Bethel, in the
act Of signalling our approach to the en-
envy. She brayed all the consequences OF
her acts, and is now IN Fort Henry, paying
the penalty Of her feminine rashness, but
is not il the least abashed BY her conduct
ON the contrary, she manifests all the
usual symptoms Of the rebel disease, which
are unblushing impudence and heetoring
swagger. She is pretty girl Of some
eighteen OF nineteen EUenj,5
Post
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

EFThe Washington correspondent III
the New York Commercial .131eytiser
says: "Nowhere in the United States
does the free colored population occupy a
higher social position than there, althsa2h
the 'black code is very severe. They have
for years had their churches, schools, aud
associations--their names have appeared
in the Directory, and an evening pal u
which they nearly all real has paaisb+e
their deaths and marriages
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

E A bill has been before the rebel
legislature Of Virginia, to change tue name
Of Buchanan county in that State. On
this the Petersburg E.rpress suggests 'that
the county retain its name, but that the
legislature declare on the journals Tint it is
honor of Franklin Buchanan, the hero Of
Newport News, and then let them repeal
the original enactment by which it was
named after James Buchanan. This
would set the matter ali right.n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

Ey 4 letter from Tennessee describes
the loyalists who appear on the Tennessee
River as oiiows;
"This invaluable class oompose3-ae.
cording 70 careful s,alysis made by ala en-
inent chemist on the spot -of ten parts IN
adulterated Andy Johnson Union men, ten
Of good-lord-good-deyiIites, five Of spies, and
seventy-fye OF scalawags, too lazy to run.
therefore disqualified for service ii the Sc
cesh army, and too oowsediY to steal on Their
own responsibility, but wiALg to Be enroll
ed as Home Guards so rs to plumber their
neighbois under the Union flag"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

GE- Brig. Gen. Wallace, who was
killed at the battle Of Pittsburg Landing,
is not Gen. Lewis Wallace, Of Indiana,
but an Illinois officer from Ottowa. He
was Colonel Of a regiment at Fort Donel-
son, end Justly promoted fot his galIantry.
Gen. Wallace was a LAWYER by profession,
md was man Of generous personal
qualities and dauntleas COURAGE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.

state Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ssCrcuit court
Grant county. Foreelosure OF Mortgage Summons
Ior reiel. ~ l,eii Ialntii, aeains John II. Roun-
worth, Delendants- F4e State OF Wisconsin Ia the
above named Defendant, a. b. Sourhworth.
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the comp laint
p this action, copy Of which il sled Ia the Office IL
tao Clelk Of said court, and copy OF your en-
the subscribers at their law office, in the city
81 Mineral Point, wisconsin, within nin0ty days afel
the service hereof exclusive of he day of such service
aud Il GU laiito answer the compliant as aforesaid
TOE Piaatwtll apply % the for the relief do
maaded ia he complaint--Dated this 18th uay OF
Starch, A %. 1862.
Witnes the Hon. y. 81 Cotluen, Judge OF the
f u. S. said Grant County Circuit Court, Wisconsin.
DUNM * REED, Att'ys Tor pl&intiG
4A-V5 Mineral Point, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23
HERLET,s Sail, -.rRIEsBAcH.

safe Of Niscan.io. county ~ Giant, ss.Circfis coart
ST t4sn oelanty, Wiseoasia. suaeneut 81 aree3aa-
aast 94djfo f ssAes deHes r, Gsilsiuan la ll4.
a.ines Jasuu ls5ss9aeh SAluh q. DIiesJleh, his
wtR, bsfeutaute
81 virtue % jaasuea 0fIofeelosale aad order at
sals issued oitt 81 e 69Qte mama court is The above
easIled eause T. nle sdfesaed ANA dasyerea at8ag
aHfe fha 5th taF 3ia8cA, A. ii. q ana B f4lp
aae wl ssh ~ ss!tc aeeisn 70 tlie hsas adaer Tor
csl in aaaa, 81 fhs outer d9ee al tae court h0nsa
t8e vta u 3anesRter, tiant county, W isc1nsin on
tue @otn aag q 5Hes a. =. 1852, le hour o. 10
oeIoets ~ tlsa eFeuoek cf ea eg al us 8lIg Nfe
described fsa estate 70 WIZ IAo noft~Wesf quarter
OF fhe ner caa QGertef c southwest quarter III
ton naaaer hFea5y-aefen "a town rh4ea, 60 north
"a FNnSe aA&ee west ia 5taf uefvs eonfaintDe ten
across ata9s the West ht pt sse northwest quarter Of
ssia seetlea twenty seven, cxaept5a lhe
northwest corner 81 aid piece Of aGa also, that Qart
III ile e hali p te a0gessta n0rgNet quarter a0s-
clibsa g 1atioTs 10 viz Commencing 20 po'nt TWEEN
sea q sala seci tWentg spFea, ga4aton s. 10 ain-
ysseast aaa russs tbenee nafth tweaiy-aas chains
ana ntet 5-tour ls&s, tuenee sogth l5ls2 w.
tesh clatNs anA thirty 7aR fence sauth 58tSa
NNst fy links, theHee eaUtA ga5sp east sis Chains and
thTty seven links, thence west bt chains and tiftY
Inks e the plaee cginnag and containing ten aBd
59s14eths ACRES gf III Nrant eaaaty, Wisconsin. Sud
saseN VIII be mases0 atisEy the judgement ii This action
amounting the 81 hundred and e5 lg8llis
dasts 65) aaaass, AID shlfy aye ard 35-loasAs
c0a3a costs, together eth iHtesst ard costs
ing--)A' I'd Slefiis oHcs. Lancaster Nafeh 81 is52
J. d. MOORE, Sheriff.
] Allen Barber, Grant CoaatY, Wis
Plaintiffs Attorney. d-wI3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

~ Among tao prisoners at Chicago
is the Washington Artillery, composed Of
clerks from the city Of Memphis. The
Post says it is a fine looking company,
aud will compare fayorably with the CHI
eago artillery companies. They are most
y Northern men, and ask Of Colonel Null
bgan That nc iut@fcede with the War De-
partment to allog them to enter his ranks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23
COMMISSIONS, of Patents.

CURRENT WTNE.-The following meth
cd Of making superior current wine, is re-
commended in French publication For
currents, lbs. Of honey are dissolved in Is
gallons of boiling water, to which, when
clarified, is added the juice Of s lbs. Of red
or white currants. Il is then fermented for
twenty-four hours, and two pounds ofsugar
to every gallon of water are added. The
preparation is afterwards clarified with the
white ofeggs and cream Of tartar. White
currants are said to make the hest wine.
1t is much sweeter and plesanter favored,
when ripe, for table use. The wine made
from it is nearly coloress, Of sweet and
pleasant flavor, resembling the liget sweet
French wines. Bottled at a particular
stage, before the fermentation has entirely
subsidee, ii makes very fair champagne.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

G17 A rebel New Orleans eorrespon-
dent says that lead i getting scarce ia the
south, and recommends the use Of 81 q
type with an admxture Of lead, aud
'"lon TIE old type IS used up, tie new
cannot be used for a better pufpose."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

- lhe Boston Trareaey records the
fact that Aagruder, now lii the rebel army.
commanded his battery Of flying artillery to
protect President Liaooln's inauouraiion
aud Buchanan, tie commander Of lie Mer-
rimac. was also active as comaudar Of the
Navy y ard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

A Carl Schufz is 10 have command Of
a Division under Fremont. Rlenker's Bri-
gale has leel assigned 10 Fremost rs cons
mand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23
'IaEE LOTS, DWELLING q BARN

DESTROYS oferecting idinga and oce on otlefigs,
in Lancaster, ia none aublic paftaf fAe td.
my present hoane4teaa Mith tie entire pis9@ arg MIA
inps for safe the most ACCOMMODATING s,ie6-
pafetty Is Situated iu rural AIT 81 the ras q "a
liz Improved, contains seeetlrpits, sAfupfs lN snre
eiths good we water, shade trees grove aAa P3sG
lot. The place is wall adaptedtoE any ono nes'Ds
ness " soNA J.HHYpg;
Lancaster. ost. 10, 1890.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-04-23

SHERIFF SSALE-BlIss-GILL
state Of Wisconsin, county ofGrant ss.-Circut court,
Of Grant county, Wisconsin. judgment Of forecl0s-
ANA oraer ot sale EeilS Dilger Iiainil, yanst
Cornelius T. Bliss, 3areel1 Bliss, his wife and James
l.. Gillespie, Defendants
by virtue ola Judgment Of foreclosure and order Of
sale rendered aAd made IA the above Eaaed court in
the above entitled beariug date the Oh day II
batch, "A. ID. 1884, ana Ivy the direction o. toe Faintiu s
Attorney, Nil offer 4or SAFE a1 VIII sett ut pG4iIe
auction, the guest bidder os cash hand the
outer door Of the cout house. ia te yiilage 90 Laucs
Ter, Giant county, Wisconsin, on inc -5 ay o. Jane,
a. y. 1862 at te hour Of 10 O'clock ia the forenoon OF
said di} All g hc following aescfibd real estate 20
vii: tbs nnkth-Nest quarter " enc Aofttl quar-
ter oil section enc ia town S moi IL u range Jour west,
"a t'lanl Unty aforesaid. coaianHs forty more
o. ess. alo sa!e VII ~ t4aQe 20 a&tlsiy J,,.
n tlils action amounting 70 tfe sure ol oae uu ana
slAteea a4o oy-IoJa..a cou4s, .Ilos atila yes ans
thirty two and lI-0ulIs q l4fs e8sts t9sttlr with
interest and costs ltnalsa c4oliIa oIhce, L0n-
caster, Ala1cn -, A. H. IoJ2
J. B. MOORE, sheriff,
j. Allen Barber, Grant Comfy, His.
Plaintiffs Attorney 4-wI3