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10 John J. Anderson. Eli M. Bruce. Will
L liam L. Baker. Quinton Bunch. William
Curtis. Patrick Drudy. Pcter NJ. Gustuf.o,,
Joseph W. Gott. David Hancock, George P
h"dspcth, John B. Hudspeth James Lawther.
Samuel L'cch Charles Merrill, Antonio Segncgo
Jared Sexton C. J. F. Smith. George Shake.-
pcare, Horace Stok,ng and Si]as Wright, own
crs, and Francis AIcscher, Quintcn Bnnch
Leonard Cor::man. Charles Morrill,, David
Hancock and George Shakespeare, occupants
OF the premises hereinafter described.
~ You ,S and each of you arc hereby notified that
petition was presented, and an application
made to the City Couacil Of the city Of Red
Wing, Minnesota, praying said Council to open
a street thirty feet in with through block one
in East Red Wing. in said city, and thas
the premises proposed to be taken for the pur.
pos- of 70 opening said street are described! in
said petition az follow, to wit beginning at 4
point on Green Stre-t in Curtis ub-diviscn OF
lots four ~ and five (5) Of Block one, East
Rcd Wing, on the Westerly line of said street,
and on the line between lots four ~ and 1--WE
~ OF said subdivision, raining from thence
North fourteen IL degrees Wcst. fifteen tl5)
West one hundred and thirty fur (1s4) feet.
thence South seventy-o,.e (7l) degrees West,
two hundred and thirty-two { a31) feet. thence
South seventy six (76) degrees West, seven
hundred "nd ninety two l792) feet, thence
oo9ta 'olty- one deg ees thirty minutes West.
eighty lso) feet to Blnff steet, thence South
forty eight \4s) degrees thirty 80 minutes
East, thirty So) feet slong the said Bluff street,
thence North forty lone III degree. thirty l3o)
minutes East eighty (sol feet, thence North
scventy-six (76) degrees East, seven hundred
and ninety two (7s2) feet, thence North seven
ty-one (7l) degrees East, two hundred and
thi'ty-two l282) feet: thence North seventy
six degrees E.st, one hundred and thi ~ -four
li34l feet to Green street aforesaid, and thence
North fourteen ~ degrees West, fst>An (ls)
feet to the pl ace Of beginning. .s.f +. 81 :
And you and each Of you are horeby notified
that on Tuesday the eighth 18th day Of July :.
A. ID. 1862. at two (2) O'Clock ,. Il. Of sid
day tho said City Gea"cil will appoint thrss
commissioners % review said premises and de-
ter,nipe whether IL IL necessary 70 take the
same for ths purposcs specified 10 said petiton
Dated ked Wing, Ainnssot., June 4th, a.
D. 1852 =
Per rider Of the City Cou1cil Of the City OF
Red Wing, MINI. INV. e. W1LLlSTDN,a ~
nxSrO:4W CitY Clark
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Col. Elicit. commander Fof tts fedel6l
rams. was stEuck in the breast byIa splin(er
and was stunned temporarily. but soon T.
covered and continued on deck tlttoughotit
the action. This is the. only casually On
our side.
Our rams were manned byy sflairipshootefs
mostly from Illinois, who did good stecu
ton IN picking off the eneuy's eunners At
every opportunity. =. -
The rebel loss in killed, WOUNDED and
lprisoners is heavr, but is not yet ASCERTAIN.
ed. e
Our tugs are busily engaged ii piickins III,
the crews Of the disabled rebel boats.
After the return Of the gthbbats from
the pursuit, Commodore Da1is sent the
following dispatch 10 tho Mxyef Of the
lefty .g>f.G:. t-.o. T. ..-.:! j. Fl zaG
U. :. FLAG srEAMER BEs7os,l
OF Memphis. June g. /
SIR. II most respectfully request tllst
you will surrender the city OF Aemphi, to
the authority Of tho United States, which
have the honor to represent.
l am: Mr.. Mayor, with high respect your
obedient servant, =. ''"."'
(Sisned) CHI. DAVIS.
Flag Officer.
In reply the Mayor said Your note is re.
ceived. In reply have only to say, that Is
the civil authorities have no means of de
fence, the city is in your hands. u
Immediately after the boats crew landed
the national flag was loisted over the post
Office. s.. ...~..,, ;. ..,s ..,I
| Th: party was followed BY an excited
crowd, but were interfered with. =
The Forty Third and Forty Sixth 1ndi
ana regiments now occupy tho place. Col :.
Fitch in command.
The cityis quiet no demonstration what
ever have been made It is even asserted
that it will no. be necessary to declare mar
tial law.
-, rive g"neoats now lie abreast the city.
We captured five large steamers which wei e
moored az the levce.
The rebels burnt the new eunboat, which
was nearly ready to be lunched.
The V'cksburg Whiq Of the 4,h says the
federals have landed six thousand men at
Baton Rough
The Memphis Aor'nach Of tho 9th saws
the locomotives recently run off by the rail
road employees. have been recovered.
The same paper SAYS all the briggs be
tween Memphis and Humbo!t have been
destroyed.
! PHILADELPHIA June 9.
The following dispatches are takan from
Southern papers reccivia in Baltimore:
| CHARLESTON, 1une 3.
The Federal gunl.oa,s are moving 10 AZ II
to engage our batteries. The greatest ex-
citement prevails as the gunboats arc IL
sight.
The enemy landed this morning 2.OOO
strong at james Island opposite the City,
and b,ttle took Mace The enemv were
repulsed and 20 taken prisoners bv the
forces Of Gen. Gist. The prisoners will lie
sent to Selma Alabama, Immediately
There is still heavy firing heard in the di
rcction of James Island. and it is rumored
that hundred more Va KEGS have been cut
off and captured.
CHARLESTON, June 4, P. 81
Gen. Gist's last dispatch says: The
prisoners taken this morning report that the
enemy landed ZOO strong on battery Island
and on John Island The enemy is now in
front Of me in force, and under cover Of hi>
gunboats, and an advance is imminent.
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Democratic County Convention.

Democratic County Convention.
Our readers will notice call in this week.
paper for Democratic Convention to be helt
st the Court House in this place on th'
Gath inst. to elect delegates to attend = STATE
Convention to be hold At St. Paul on th<
I'd day Of July.
We are sorry to sec such movement
Il easast but provoke On action Of = similar
kind on tho part Of Repubicans, and il
appears 10 US that all party feeling. in the
present emergency Of the country, ought "a
b carefully avoided. Tho people Of the
North arc now unit in support ofthe Gov
eminent, and % long as they continue IA
aet together. without being trammeled by
party resolves, and erseds, there is little
doubt that they will continue 30 but ~
soon - one portion Of the people, with
however 80 good intentions, seperate them
selves from the mass that are thus acting in
support Of the government, there is grea,
danger that directly or indirectly an cppo.
sition will grow up against the administra.
Ilsn, that to say the least about it, will re.
1ard its work.
We went into the union movement last
fall in perfect good faith. believing that there
WAS no need Of party organizations to pre-
serve tho government, and that the united
efforts Of all tho people were required in that
behalf We have seen no reason to change
cur views. and have not changed them. W.
a's not 40 much for union Of parties how.
ever ~ We are for . union Of the people
irrespective Of parties.
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The News.

The news this week is in tho highest de-
gree interesting. The evacuation Of Corinth
was beyond all question the result Of Il.
trems nscsssi.y on the part Of the rebels.-
Their supplies were cut Of BY Hslleck, and
they must run, 6sht or surrender. They
dared not fight, and would not surrender
th<ir only rssovt then was, to run. Report,
say they left Csrin,h with 10000 men, bu|
they wsrs 10 completely demoralized, that
they have now not over 80 600 more thar
10000 having straysd away and deserted
General Hallsck is taking advantage 6
their panic and IS following them rapidly up
and it is almost certain that hs will rou
them entirely. Gen. Pope ss.ds the id
vance Of Hallecks army, and has made sad
havoc in the ranks Of the flying rebels
On the 9Th he WAS forty miles south Of C,r
in,h, pressing the enemy hard, and had
captured 10000 Of them, aad 5000 s'.ni
Of arms.
Fort Pillow the only obstruction in tn.
way to Memphis has basn evacuated, aud il
and Memphis is now in our possession-oc.
cupisd by our forces. Thus the Mississippi
the greatest public highway in the world i
again open from it, fountain head iu ou1
swn noble young State, to its mouth.
Texas, the home Of the noble Samuel
1I>,,s.nn ;.;o .-ru. IN, ~h> 11.;o. ,,nl.,,
the lead Of the veteran General Of San j.
cinto, and rebeldom is being rapidly c;rcun'
scr;Led.
From Richmond We learn that the Moni
itor has passed, unscathed, al the river bat
tories, and il now within range Of the city
Over sixty gun: boats ore now before thai
doomed city our army is within four miles
Of the city, and moving slowly to be sure
but cautiously and surely on 70 victory
The great battle Of last week convinced
them that they arc no match forus.
In the south the work moves bravely on.
Our gunbosts are now within four miles oi
Charleston, and We shall. no doubt, soon 70.
take, possess and occupy. the public prep
erty. Pity that the place could not be sunk
or sent up in FIRE, smoke and ashes.
North Carolina il taking bold stand for
the Union.
Curtis is clearing Arkansas Of rebels ,beat-
;ng them at their own gsms-ths guerilla
warfare.
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GEx't BEApouARrRRs. SrArE OF MIxx.l
AD1rrAsr GHSEnAL's Orr,cE,
st. Paul Min. May 3lst, 1857
oINI1AL ORDER no.


In Conformity with authority received
IRON the War Dspaltmenk Major Genera
Halleek will immsdiatsly ssnd recruiting
|c@css from the Army Of the West to thu
State. 70 recruit kcr our regiments.
Whils the Minnesota Regiments in the
Army Of the Hin;ssipp have lest many
0sa. The gallant Ainnesosa Second hiss sus-
tainsd The most ssvere lsasss oa the hss,ls
dela aad By he hardships Incident 70 IN 6.
tive eaapaig1. asd 10 thiansd ranks apocal
asse earnestly sor sseeoe % the sympathy
and pasTiotisn ef osr ei,issna.
Our heavs soas in ths Aroy 81 :Ae Mis-
lsissiepi A.vs soAly dsas their d..y. a,d the
Ipeopse q 4iaasasta viii 10 doab e3.1lv
Iavail sAemssivss q IL oppsstunity q 6xh.
~ III sids II eoursdes uAo have alr,sdy
issAisvsd aa inpsriishahle svpata.isa ior oar
|ys1ag otaas.
Lss ssr Resinesss y eoupleted aua
i0a6s s1setivs vitASss delay.
by ss6sr.ss ths coaoaaoer a-Chjse
0scAn NAI1nos 81
. Adjutnnt General.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
NkW YohK. luna s,

NEW !oRK, June 5.
The Persia arrived this morning. Euro
pan political news unimportant.
The anxiety for American intelligence
daily increases.
In tho House, Commissioner Midday
asked what step government intended 10
take in the case Of the steamer Bermuda
seized BY federal ship Of war on her pas.
sage from one British colony to smother.
Layard said government had recei ved in
formation Of tho SEIZURE and tho case had
been referred 10 law officers Of the crown
whose opinion was awaited.
The Times says tho details Of the capture
OF New Orleans places the surrender in 4
|credisable light for its defanders-surrendc
after such contest a. took place-being d..
vested Of any reproach. 1t says stubborn
and contracted resistance is yet threatened
BY the sonth but the progress Of the North
though somewhat slow. has been hitherto
sure, and il place ahcr place be abandoned
there must come . time when the rest will
be hardly worth defending.
Arguments relative to the restitution o
the ship Emily st. Pierre. were advanced
pro and con in Liverpool journals.
The 0lobe says England has washed he,
hands Of Mexican business retaining only
that hold Of Vera Cruz customs essential ia
compel the discharging Of debts to English
subjects
Lord Paget said the Admiralty settled
with Capt. Coles relative 10 his cupol. in
ysntion. 1t is reported that he got 45 .oOc
down, and &lOO for every cupola introduced
into the navy during IA years. ~.
The Common Council Of London unan-
inous'y agreed to present freedom Of the
city to George Peabody in gold snuff boz
for bis munifcent sift-
II il reported that tho French Govern.
,nent has resolved on tho occupation Of the
City Of Mexico under every contingency
and next fall every stratagetic position in the
country u 70 b ssi1sd-ths occupancy t.
extend. three years. to allow time for devsl-
opemsnt Of tho national will
The Archduks Maxmilliou of Austri. il
about 10 visit France. ""5
It IL reported that France haa formally
demanded the expulsion Of TIE ex King O
Naples from Rome. :.
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Mexican AGniyo.

-uc1uCHu AuOlTo.
The alliance Of three Of the greatest pow.
sss Of the world. England. France and Spain
against Mexico. has flashed in the pan, q
hunters used sometimes to say about their
guns.
Spain backs inssn,onsly out, ahsr kicking
Up al The muss. and England announces
ssni-ofbcially that she has washed hes
hands sf Aszisaa aAais, retaining only that
held "a Vera Cruz customs essential 10 com.
psl ths diseharsing Of the English claims
sgaiast that country.
fSAnee alone seems determined to make
IA serious matter. The foreign nsws an
.sa.ess il ~ report that she il determined
- hsld aud occupy the city Of Asx:os st oil
hassards. While froa The Ban Fr.ne;sea
Dispatches ws learn that il ia question o.
ssns doubt whether shs san either hold Q,
sseupy that city. or any portion of the eeun
~ vssy long. The Frsneh ars rstrsasinS.
Ths Hsxieaas srs almost unit against II.
ievsdses cd thsir sasesss sssus esr,sia.
Thsy offered hassls 70 he T.sseh Il Psshla
- sAs frsaeA 6ssosd diserst;oa IL hseass
pAss Il va,or. ~ lsA o. sAest .o&;ee.-
1vsg Americas usse synpashiss With
e1sxies in this esasssa. Il i saly bseaps,
saee1a tssaAaes foshid, tAat - havs ,ol
saahsaAhsa ~ svss1 II ~ aslah o.,
D1o6e aasaiDs aAae vsass ~ d1istesssasd
sIeaAsss. - q i Aezies alsas sssoe I,
AaAls = va1isaas hrus ~ desesi.s ~
- G. pswsr - o sighs = sesuuuusg
An1liole terieesy. - 49,. .s
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DISSOLUTION.

'c11E co-partncrshp therefore, existing undo,
l tho firm name Of Heath d Neag1e i. thi. In,
dissolved by mutual consent. The busines.
will hereafter be carried on nv J. F. Heath al
his old ntand. MICHEL NEAGLE:
n4sv6-sw J. F. HEATH
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CITY DRUG STORE

|CITY~: Y~:DRUG STORE
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
DIR. a.. II. JoN11lf
druggist, Pharnaacutist f. Gten,.sft
Has constantly ON hand choice ~
DRUGS. ~" =, '.r' 49, Ut" = .T.:.--
'". MEDICINES. "" -:
,. - -. :. CHEMICALS, -.
.. .. ." TOILET Articles.
..; 49, 49,: PERFUMERY,
.. .x..... VARNlSHES..
Paints, Dye-stufs, Ksrossn..
49, sKurningz Fluid aAlcohsl,'
Medicinal Brandies. Winsst
AND LIQUORS,-
TOBACCO. ii.
SNUFF,
f. CIGARS. =
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTAL =
And other articles belonging to the trade, ali
Of which are warranted.
~" Prescriptions carefully prepared"
At Richters Old Stand, cor. Main and Pl...
streets.
nlO9 nlevs:1y
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sympathiss with the friends who have be-.
90 terribly bere.ved.-Hastmgs Paper.
MINNESOTA: RECRUITS FOR W1scoNs,s
REeINEN1s.-About forty Minnesotian.
from Houston and Goodhue counties, upor
the frs. call for troops, volunteered in tn.
Nineteenth Wisco-sin Regiment. It seems
that they are now refused by the Wisconsin
authorities the bounty promised them Of
their enlistment and which u paid to recruit,
from Wisconsin. They nave ca:sequen,l.
instituted inquiries At tho executive Office ..
10 the prospects Of relief from the hardship'
under which they at present labor, with
wnat result we are unable yet 10 learn. I,
u TO Be regretted that 70 many individual.
from Minnesota permitted their patrio.ism
70 outrun their discretion, ~ eai:sting il
Ireg'ments in other S,ases.-PrU.
DRuSKsN lSDIAxs.-On Sunday last, and
sor twv or three days previous, our ssrsai,
have been INFESTED with more or less drunk.
Ien Indians. half naked and presenting Il.
together disgusting AMI disgraesfal ap
pea1ancss o. they resled hack and f,r'h upos
our ssds walks. On sunday last they vssl
mcse os'sterous than usual and our Shessf
w'ssly concluded to lock up the most dis.
orderly one Of the lot. and soeocdioxlv
marched him up TO jail. which had . e0od
enset On The remaining ones and tAey depast
Cd We believe It $ the iusentinn of On,
Sheriff e dstain The Indian in ial TN b.
reveals The party from whon they proeussdl
tAs waisksy. We hope h viii de ., asd
tYuGt that tte o6evder. vhnev.e - ~av
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All kinds Of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
work manufactured to order byrxpsrioncsd
workmen.
June 25. 80
n2Oa nlotf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07
/ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO IRESPASSERS.

Notice is hereby given not to dig, mine, cut timber
or % trespas in any whatever SEX ofSWA
section %, town 4, range D without previous uucer
standing With the undersg ned.
W. O. SCI MIDF.
BeetoUn April 90, 1862. 47-ws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07

GREENRIvER DEPoT.-The managers Of
the Milwaukee & P airie du Chen Railroad
have ordered erected depot building and
warehouse near the mouth of Green River
IN this county, about six miles below Bos-
cobel. 1t is said that very good roads may
be made to connect with the country by
which means much OF the trade and bus
mess now going to Prairie du Chen and
Boscobel may be attracted 10 the new sta
ton. II cannot amount however TO more
than 81 lie show, as the trade circle is
quite limited, there being no access from
beyond the river and the site being far
from attractive. Boscobel will remain the
great central business reservoir in a circle
Of twenty miles thereabout, the road CON
nections diverging in every direction as so
many securities that the center shall be
immovable and the extiemities held perpet-
ualy.
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OF HAMAONDs.

County Court, Grant county, Wisconsin. in Probat,
May FERN, 1852 Present Wa. Aetiouisll, Judge
In the matter OF the estate of TLomas Hasnmonds
deceased.
oh reading aud fling the petition OF Waiter X Tu
end Margaret LWg, representing To sud court thai
Thomas iarmonds lately deed niestale ia Tie Statt
of WISCONSIN, leaving goods, cnattels and estate with
in said Grant County, and praying that Naturalization
thereof lie gan ed the said petitioners Iaefeup
on ordered thatthe matter Of AID petition BE- heard
brfra theJudae of this the c0u house IN lam
caster in said county, the FIRST AOniiaY 81 June, y
1867 at one O'Clock in The afternoon of said day and il
is further ordered that notice thereof be- gwen to all
papers interested in said estate ~ publishing this
der for three 80 successive weeks PRIOR e SAID day
hearing ia The Giant County Herald, weekly news a.
per printed and published at Lancaster, ia said GfaEi
County dated lancaster, Mal 5, So.
47w3 WA alcsf0N Al, Cnunty Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07

fg john D. Harp Esqr, serving in
Company X. 9th Regiment Wisconsin
Volunteers, now somewhere in Virginia,
has our thanks for a package Of old Do
minion newspapers, dating from 50 70 10
years ago, with bundle Of deeds, politi-
cal letters, bills Of negro salss aud certiti-
Gates that the commissioners Of certain
estate had divided the black c attles, men,
women aud children, fairly among the
heirs. Among the papers are letters fom
Jefferson and Madison, and Virginia news
papers dated in 1900 showing that the
old Dominion was once foremost IN the
politics, sciences and arts Of the country.
We suppose these and the ike venerable
documents are icing profasely scattered
through the country as evidence that the
war is being carried to the homes Of the
traitors. These Virginia papers may be
seen BY the curions Al this office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
MccoRMICK's
Reaper & Mower for 1862!
SIX HUNDRED SOLD IN 1861.

Price Of large Machine, (about 9 feet,) $155 90
small - 8 = 40 09
In al, ition to the very liberal warranty given, W
would say, heretofore, inst Farmers who desire
it are at liberty to work oar Mlchne through the har-
vest, with any otheF, aud keep and pay for the
preferred. G. II. MCCORMICK BROS,
Chicago, Illinois.
The Mccormick Reaper Mower from its strength and
dur ability has acquired the cngnonen of the 50 ID Re-
liable and many who Induced to Try these ''lancy
ana ansy' Machines which are simply made to sell,
have laid them aside for the --latest improved, bat
none the less reliable Mccormick.
The Mccormick Machine for 1862 is the most perfect
Machine ever offered for sale, on account of its
new LIGHT DRIVER AND sICKEL,
whereby motion of Sckel is increased nearly fth
without use OF additional power. and the MeCOrafek
Caster Wheel. first used in 1860, and improved tor
1872 affixed to the grain sie OF the Machine, wholly
relieves the horses from pressure WHEN turning and
materially aids in removing side oraught. Our terms
are LIBERAL and we desire to favor the Farmer all that
An those in want OF a Reapng and Moving Machine
ere requested order early and thus avoid the dsa
pointinpnt incident to delay.
The undersigned Agent for Grant County, viii beg
to canvass the County in shor. time, to take up 0
dsrs and | herewith request all those that intend
tae !. Machine for 1862, that have any other bus
ness in relation to the Mccotmics Machine 10 attic
TO- to write me- few lines per null, and will be sur
to call, ....,,
CassyilIe. Wis., March H. 1862. AT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07
A TTACHMENT.

Gant County, Town of Beetown ssIn Justices court.
To J. y Bnckiin:
You hereby notified that warrant of attachment
has been issued against you and your property attach
ed 70 satisfy the demand Of W. }. Mccoy, amounting 10
forty daars now unless you shall appear before Jacob
Rock feer. Justice of the Peace in and fer said
county, his office in said town. the 10Th das OF
May, D. 1862, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, jud
mont viii be rendered against you, ana your property
sold to pay the debt dated this I'd day of May, A. D.
f962. l47-w3 LPde0el w. j. MCCOY, PaintiK.
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4 ENACTMENT.

STATE 81 81 consin G ant CIuaty. Town OF Iancas er
ss.--ln JaslIces To }. J. Bucklin:
You are hereby notified that warrant attachment
has been ssued against you, and property
cd to satisfy she denitnd Of + q. Phelps, amounting
10 eighty six dollars and i've cents (S35 05) now
shalt appear before AdiisDa BUR-, Justics o
t1e Pta:e ia aud Tor satd county, his eli
OF Lancaster, The 23th day OF Nay, A. -. 1852
/ o'clock tie afternoon judgment viii be rendered
against you and your properly sold pay the debt
iiatcd this 81 day Of Ma, IS6..
47-w3 f. b. Phelps Plaintiff
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A ENACTMENT.

. AIT County, eown Of 5oetown. In Jastice's court
To J. }. BucaiiL:
you hereby notified that warrant Of attachment
has been ssaei against you, and sOaf property att0s
ga, to the demand of Robert fOrGer amt at
dollars; unless you shall appear 1eof
JaeOu Eocke etier, Justice o tine foaee ia aud Tor
saia county 1T lis Office in SAID town, tue zyh dsy
OF MAy, A. D. lo62. 0'cseS ia the tereupon Judg-
inent viii he rendered against you, a. your property
sos TO pay the debt.Daed tins sd cay OF May, A. y.
1862
47-w3 ROBERT PORTER, PlaiatiG.
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A TTACHMENT.

Gan, County, Town OF Beetown, ss.In Justices court
To j. Buckn
You are hereby notified that war ant ofattachment
issued agast "a, and property attached
oatsfy the demand of Conrad ,srVehrJ amounting
to ooilars and twenty five eents now, unless you
shall appear before Jacob Rocket ller, Justice Of
Peace, ana for said county, his olce said town.
the 20 day OF May, u. 1867 at 10 O'Clock IN the
forenoon, Judgment wall Je rendered against you
oar prop5fiy sold pay the du5t.Dalgd this 81 day
OF way, \ d 1872.
47-n3. (Pd 81 CONRAD osTSEICHER, Pftn
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A ENACTMENT.

Gaat cauaty Town 81 Bestown ss.-In Ju5.eea court.
To J.. Buck'ta:
You are hereby notified thai warrant ct attachment
has beea n~t and prapeFsE attached,
satisfy the aenlsad of T. Bareag noun sisg y ss
hundred G0iiars u0w. uniess you sia appear before
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