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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09
MANHooD:
HOW LOST: HOW RESTORED.

just Published, In Soaked Envelope Pic. sig Gents
A Iecture the nature treatment aud -,,t.t - =
ssuse.rrheas or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary I'm =
sia seNui Debility, and lmpclimcnts to marrs.e -ner
a.. consumption, Epilepsy aud hits: Mem
's Ana rhs scat lneracity nrsuitng from Self Abuse. -
Sc. ~ - sA9 "sssn BOOK
Inc ~of1a renowned author in this admirable Ietur.
eAaIis proves rom his eNp.rienee that the auf ea
ssasip - set abuse may he removed xiticuf r,e-fa
aus without dangerous surgical operations bouges s
nns Or eordtss painting meie II eur, al o,ra
Ntst his condition may BE- NAV curp hin,s.f ~
seisy and ra.ally This Iscture viii prove t,- =.
thousands md thousands fS poea 70
Sent nnsser seal, in plain euvrlors "a any ..s. =
The Frceirt Of siz cents or two p<fe stau,rs ~ n
iNs DR.. GilAS- J. c. KLINE
Wy IL BcweTS, Nsr York +. o. Beg 4sss
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09

Plant no more ground than you can ma
nnre and cultivate TO antadvase.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09
Prices Lower,
Sugars and Groceries Down

y s has Just received superior lot of rror-
other place i = ts-1r =, s.ana r.
Bss0vs Falls. Feb 1851. v "i'iisAAN.
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DIR. LA cROIx,s

ffests Aiea'cet Treatise ne Piystaos teal pgste IF -
rage.
$50 PAGES AND 1870 FyeRty,xas pScs o,,,v q e,gil
cent Tree Of postage to all parts Union On the
hsaeS OF youth and maturity disclosing fo
preston of spirits paptation of the heart suicidal imae
ings inyouut ry aginatols biushing defective rnsTs
~ indigestion and assitude, with confessions thrls
interest Of Boarding School Miss College Student and
Young Married Lady, &C., Sc 1t truthful adviser
tain secret doubts their physical conditions and who IN
conscious Of having hazared the health happiness sp
privileges e which every human being is entitled.
Young Men who troubled with weakness. general
caused of bad habit IN YOUTH the effects of which
illness pains fergetfuness sometimes ringing Of the a
weak eyes weakness Of the back lower extrenps
fusion Of ideas, loss of memory with melancholy may h
cnrsd ey The Authors New Paris and London Trea.sent
"" nave for the greater part Of We past year deyo;ea0
time In visiting the European Hospitals awaiting oursve
OF the knowledge and researches Of the most skilled physt
eahs anu surgeons IN Europe aud the Continent Thes
WHO place themselves under will have fA
benefit Of the many New Eicaeious Reue.iies wbt
We are enabled to Introduce into practice the pn
nc nay rest assured of the zeal asSidnity Secrecy
attention being paid to their cases which has Sc suecss
y distinguished us heretofore, PLY stefan In oar peR
i've years. -
fEEscB FEsAIE PnIs-Iadies who wish for Medrins
ny sht q winch has been tested in thousands of ears
ano never aied to effect speedy without any
SUITS VII use none but DR. Detaneys Female Perios
rus The only precautiou necessary to observed Is
es should not take them If they have reasos 10 bteu
they are in certain situations 1.-THE particulars OF which
90 me wrapper accompanying each box thessa
PI1ee u per box They be mailed to any part Of TIE
United States.
io the iadies-Who need confidential medical adviser
Win regard 10 any Of those interesting complaints Sh
,her delicate organization renders them liable are par
larry invited to consult US
IiIk ELEsTRo-GAIvANIc PRorEcTrE.-For married ads
800 nes4t viii not admit, who have dessre % y
crease Their hmiy may be obtained above. perfect
sna has teen extensively used during the last sg
u Attendance daily from in tfe rnorning til SIS
might and on Sunday from 2 tin 5 PM
Meeines with full directions sent TO any part Of ~
states or oAnadas, by paticnts communicating hfH
ymftoms by letter Business correspondence strictly @
name ofDBLA cRoIx At No al Maiden Iaue Allany NJ
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09

- copies Of Medical bcok of 81 pages, spsfrs
errhea. for ratuitous circulation Inv sfrrr whs b
- enee,nay cured Of nervous debility lassiiue dep
u spirits, drwsiness. pains in the hack, fuiify -
1870 atinhess Of sight, Fimpies loss of memory. &c
ns ren early errors, by fnowinz the Instructions 4.
- IN this book, considers Il his duty in gratitude 70 Y
uhor anu the benefit Of Consumptive and Nervous ~
iecefs 70 publish the means used lie will therefor s
re 70 ans Adde'S the receipt Of two stamps Fs
me N s s containing every Information required ALE
BOX 5ss. T. o., Albany, NY. 2e-lsN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09

and the Medical Faculty of the State Vermont
to our well selected stock of Imported and Iiguor
which We offer on reasonable and satisfactory terms
We are permitted to publish the following Chemical Anal,
yss tha& have been made by eminent Chemists of our
Liquors.
BuRLNGroN VT March It'll 1851
To Messrs CHAs BAcKMAS & Co, MY
Gentlemen ave avail ourselves of this method 10 ;n
form you that We have repeatedly made examination of
Whiskey, Gin and Wines with which the Chit
tenden county Agency at Burlington has been mainly
supplied from houes for the past three sears als ne
mems rom other agencies IN the State procured from you
orn purity and quality, superior In every repect 10 s.
mems from other For medicinal uses they have
fuhed our expectations and received unquafed an
prevail and without hesitation we confidently recon,nend
them 60 all who wish 70 supply themselves with Liquors up
on winch they can rely for purity and strength Ne
aeur most ohedient servants,
SAMUEL W. THarER, Jr., VI. D.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. D.
BRADFORD, Vt. March 18Th 1861
10 srhosa ~ hereby certify that have
been Commissioner Orange County for the wears sfo ana
ls5l and have procured the Wines and Liquors with which
Charles Bsckman No. So Front Street New Yors , IRON
have had careful Analyses of said Wines and ouer made
chemtrv Us San Saegs a r5es1s q the Analytical
m ana every instance the result has been prove them to
ee perfectly pure and suitable for medicinal purposes
baeknan Co. to all those whp prefer giving their
orders to honorable and conscientious men.
Gao. p BALDWIN
Commissioner for Orange Co.
r.
lteN. Gzo p BALDWIN, Commissioner.
Orange County, Vt.
DsGr Sv.-I have analyzed fslinwi1g samnics ~
Liquor and Wine torwaried by you find them 10 be
perfectly pure entirely free from all Injurious sustances
and well sUted for medical
-FOUR samples Of Brandy, two samples q whskey One
sample Of Gin, one sample Of Port Wine
The Gin and Port particularly are of extra apal;.x
CHAELEs " CHANDLER
froassor Of Analytical Chemistry, Union Collece
We are permitted % refer 10 the following Commissioners
"Nh gents and Ply saciaDs Of the Of Vermont ana
~ 80 aolns are guided by desire bsGlr eta l~
ms tAes that are IN themselves evidence that in ever
none but the purcst and desirable articles IN
cur me viii Be offered for sale 70 customers
tyefsAesS' Edward Huugerfrd Professor AZ flau,s,~y
"a ~ IN EerSits Of Vermont; 5 W Thaser NJ D. pan
Professor etc, in the University az Vermont
sIse Agent burlington County G5nirassiorrrs.
James Mitchell Chtfendrn CALVIN Biossptt Isr.sI ss
Pearee Washington Charles Davis r Saplorn
.t,oalSi W u u shnshams n H. Thomas Isusoills
tiesteF Spencer. b. Frisie Rutland A IN e;fln,-s t
Sso- z BALDWIN Orange George Fisher WiqdLsus. H.
eNeedhem and Ira Gicora. Addison. i5-Is-iv
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09

y pr Ls ONE Is sti located as established under =
me OIL DELLA cRoIX, At No 81 Maiden Lane Albany ~
The sun., 1862-04-25

Msr.r- RrrrnLrcAy, under date Of Fort Union,
New Mexico, April 18Th, says;
Col slough, amer The battle Of Apache Canon, fell
back and to,k position At BernAl Springs, a. miles
south Of Fort Union. We had been there one day
when COL Ceuhy sent from Fort Craig his Assist
ou' AIJutaut General, with preparatory orders 10
C'' Slough 60 fall la.k with his column 10 Fort
tuiaiI, W Hich vas Immediately oLcytd.
u wold seem ua, we crippled the cnomy IN the
tfItot Apache Canon more than was believed at
l.l w have reliable Information that we killed
oyer 100 m.n. u.ludiuy officers, eul wounded
or.tglo. W,IVcuIw prisoners OF Font Union q
p"..r. ami 50 private, The ouomy Immediately
ta Na.t g. s..tH T,, and are again, It 30 believed
o.u..airatuy u u.rlr old position a, Albuquerque
Yesterday sn express arrived from Col. Canhy,
-'.tug that ho would leave Fort Craig ON the 9lst
Mtioh
u is understood that Kit Carson, With n re.
s'm.nt o' New Mexican voluutecrt 200 strong,
will rotuaiu aud garrison Fort Craig.
lti- ruinorcd that Co.'s steele anI Baylor, Of
wit. sOJ additional men.
A Wcl authenticated report has just reached
ipfo, Tat tie Texan forces, 1900 stron., are en-.
'.4. .iu. t.,u.nlH,s % 4autc f', aud that Col.
C.... Hn,.u. a, ,..t.c.,d h,- command Wy T.
.f... .. .m..r south .' -pute 10. 1hB msy ca.
r...u.. ta.,u...us t'.,t together aud mako us
2Ll.Ustr..s Itu.sis tho case, we viii have one
o'tn b..l lIaat battles ou record. The eusmy's ar
tu,ry number, nl"4t IS pieces. oun twelve pieces.
The sun., 1862-04-25
Congressional Proceedings.


V.-sf..Ur.y .fu.t - Nr. L.imas DuvIl
,...., ,.ur..i....,r-. ..... Ur.r...r mat '.I...
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~ -.r... fv..-. .rI,.a,.l t.l.r,. mp %, r,au.
.t ,..u.sp. p.t..I'tt lh.,tuuo.
81 Powell iI not SOC v..y tine Senator should
DOB .Era al, .uu.-.l.u T.. tuo resolution. II aHpy
,...' i... r.uy uItt,u- % trH uey s'lcs have
|... |'..t. '.. f..... .'.4.7 tIuH' "H'. .ii 90
The sun., 1862-04-25

The British schooner lEolua Captain llias,
arri,elat mi. ror, ,r.f.rl., from. Nassau =
,., r.,,..... .i.r..., -
/" ""'" P"'' s' ,..'' '' ','' '"''' 'u'
hriu.,. new, p' the los u' ,Hr Iwlrl Steamship
E,r,,E r..p'. Ic Nr.,urirr Will, artogiu,. dine
.-...N .t.,............,..., II.
"''.,' VI ''''' ''''',
'" the '''"' I"' .' '.' ''' "'
cotton was snNt' ih |l"'',' ...' Assem-
sor- and mail wore .d',I, tul "'n "c sop, lien"
The sun., 1862-04-25
LOCAL NEWS.
srw Yonr An rrm yIcNrrY.

4 SUNDAY SCuoor CoNorrr took place last
ayoa.4. !, Ae has m.r,, tl sairt5 Cnurrh, cor.
uer of ll-l ,y aad s,4umc' ,HootF, for the bcne0'
Of $40 5..l.y Srh.' INNary, The grl1 were
neatly dressed in wlite, with Union 9ashessnd cor
onsla Of white roses on their heads. Tho boys
were also neatly drersed, Tic room was se'owaed
The well known overture to BsE'ps opera oI Guy
Manuer,ns was perfornod by Mr.. job Sullivan sud
Bened.ers chorus, THO Chapel Bells was sweet
" sung by the children, ~ indeed were oil tho
other cAorusoa. "Corao into the Garden Maud was
suus by Walter +. Condh, tAirteen years DID, who
Las sweet voice but lacked confidence IN himself,
/ The duet, "Iott.e Lane" WAS swees'y sung by
MARY Bonnou and little Miss Marshall, two pretty
children about eleven years old Tho sweet song
"Fow ON thou Shining River" was well sung by
Juls Valentine, and Master Richard Ca. 's. re-
cp:I "ColumbiS" with good eject "Gent'
The sun., 1862-04-25

d,ap with back extension II rcc' ty II. The
hrst floor Is divided into n parlor and dining
foom aud the second into four bcl rooms, one
large and two email. II stands ON lot, a. cnch
cottage does, 25xlOO feet. The rcnt of the
smallest of the cottages is ESQ. j. Is ono story
nud % half high, anil hls four rooms. Ih"" nrc
other smail cottages or similar 'ul- ouI 'm.n-
.i.aa in chat vicinity, hu. u,.r vacant r."nnI
enough 60 multiply them %, the hundreds. Iif.
BE- 20 time n,liiJ, our oai.',ii.'- t"o'''' Ui"n ana
30 eulI
The sun., 1862-04-25
st,ECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. j. II. Schenck.

DIR. j, II. SchenCh'
THIS dlrt.uyli. .I..l Iuy sciau whose 'r...In't gu
yyite.surta ad D. lut.t.uu hos been uyI .,N s. ia
crlinelty augcys-iul treatment oi & n. Ir.i it."lt
evrr nj cases ieu have been r.E.rd-I ..l proc
u,unced ineursbleu uy the regular faculty, w.h be
No. 81 BOND 81, from II liA.MuntI4P.M
For consultation, and " examine tDe condition OF
lis great experience, derived from long and
extensive practice, close study, aud devotion 90
his profession together with tne n- 7i r"p ~ tho
perfect ipstrfiment with which his examinations o
the uu 5 are made, enable him 10 detect tie slight.
est symptoms Of disease. -
SYRUP, sEA-wEED TONIC and MANDRAKE
PILLS, have been as widely celebrated ps rumc-
dies tor diseases Of the Lungs, Liver and otvm1eh,
ay his own reputation IN the maLa- 'luUHt aud euro
N pstents suffering under these dlsnb" a.
we would advise all who need lIa services to All
ur,n him as above. For an examination Of {.
Inns with tho rCspirymotgr his charge s h'H
d.titrs; but for ordinary eHaIlnGGpg9 ny s~'.'e
br stHfNrK would rocl .rityfl. to such n
! Ncrls n Inv. hcan benefited hy A.' treatment u
tacy would c2l. ON A.n ,sul4ns a.s ''..'s .' "
| lea and certify, by wilton stut.menta' a. te ~
AT tlgy have received. besides being a s',"t ."
| sfscton to him. such cofuhell,' ".' - ''.t'f''g,
! confidence 20 hundreds ot suHSl,'9 9,,,.,,.t AL
! diseases who need oily iolih IA D. s~l'''''~ '
! his JgmedleH 20 yot Lr -a'.4 ....... o..
| III. .ly.ags i.s % fIl t.T.v H. T..
| rooms, which can be Aa- .. .
! A Grand Temperance DomoI ''
| take place on Monday ogsah| r A..
Hlds.u 81, between Ban ,n,1t .,t 81. s... sin -
P5erp Esq, and other 'hii,, t,,., Of t.mae-.. atl
1'es' 1espasiSiy Sso %ii invited to attend JOHN
/ President ----------
~, YorIs city and County LI9ISr Deal
rte.tye soceyA sPsesS PaSr rnos lpesn 81 tno
above Va, tFriiay) evening at ~ o'clock
i2p. taa is required M as egs9SSs " rs q in i'm
ortsnce WIN 10 tPiarfI' T. soaT 90
GentIemen's Scarf-Pins.
Flfty cents, 81, 81,
1871 G., G. ALIENS, 40 Broadway.
| Clothing.
The largest stock, the best styles, the lowest
price, aud the best place TO buy. Please call aud
examine for yourselves At
i. d. BALDwINs,
! apo T2'lOl No. 70 and I. Bowery,
The sun., 1862-04-25

Tlomls Mailer. j .uL J.. Williams, James q. b.-
uanl. j. .hu D. E'3ity, o,bfic. Van Cot h'f'-
m.r G. Potter.
There were aI,l rrcs.u. Rev Father p.unsi'y
M.aala. Plt- * Ford. ...a Ctnf..s.,oa. i'tH
wprI. Cy super. t.a'aut Randall. NJ Bose.
G. .r. t.t..B B.tsi ,f EI..al... A.l...ulu Alex.
frc.r 's.A' A'lc....n Ii Reed .u. Wa. J.. C.., au.
T. j M.oAeu, of tls o.. 20 Avrr.As.
81 o. DHrlt Martin b. t.rPr'u.ra. .te
s.Nr.i enI u1lo department, ami NJ. hi. D
Brown o. OH. rauus Department
TIE hu' 1s .s ol tie -.ts formerly ...lp,I ly
ward 8 boo, 81. ~, which wa t..ru down .l
April, 1891 The entire COG, has been .u.,' BE-
Vp. u .s t- ,.et 9 inches deep tf.ut iuI t,.t
vido, anil iH tho sHur pfltH 90 ,s.t distance r,,l
| 'a' ruut T.cfououlnr be- Jl fgot vllo ly a. f,,,
inr.,- .nsp, with tN3 side wings cash % .,,t ty
/ 20 feet Z in..,s. The Cr-t story ls uf u.Hsu,l
brown q ue tie coru.ee OF gavpuiS,l iron painted
| aud st. ioj, eai the brick work o' Philadelphia
uressel. Tie aalpYl has ty, departments, ,zt
! rHanry for buys AND eris aul q Grammar
| ff i'.-ef.y. In thr Primary Department 'sata-
! cllrou room, two gallery tu.u3 uui -.s ,,-..
rooms 600 tAo so.YuI G.r, Gll ,l ,lt .ls 8r.u.a Yu
tie trl floor. T'c Grammar p,paItm.ut i,-
| u,eI t..n rHutn anil six c'tss.r,1uls ou ITO t.rI
Gnor, mak'uy tveuty-c'gN, c'ass. rooms In the
! tuild.us, which will comfortably F..t i-U0 hH'.
| ers, and including reception rpi ms Will scat 300
Thorc r. sopart ate wardrobe i,r oaul ,,ss3 ru.l,
| and tie furniture l- uf tlc most approved l4t.uru
It j. o, cherry VOID, varuishc', with ch-t.tun r.i-
| rprts Basins, &C., for Cr1tou water, nre ou eacl
story, oui tAs rooms aud las are ls t.I ,eta .aI
the whole b,.n i,tcI by Baker 4 sr.t''s tIlu.
| retis, m conn. u'u with " 'u'H 3u-H.h y.ut-
l,tors placed uu uc roof Tie c',ss-ro.sls
play.rolms, &c., lave elus, operated r.m tie
The sun., 1862-04-25
hncrnInrN Mclles.

PlR1aelplia, april 2i.-Iho lSerIRER says
S S,oretary Welos is 10 take the mission " SPAIN
but that Lls successor in the Navy Department is
Mt vet known certainly.
The sun., 1862-04-25
IMPORTANT FROM NEW MEXICO,

BLOODY BArTJE AT HAND
The sun., 1862-04-25

Gen Mitchell Dong Good Business
The sun., 1862-04-25
From New Mexico.

81, Loai,, april 24.-The correspondent Of the
The sun., 1862-04-25

ss'rtUR.,--. i... ..-
A.. ts. ts.As s...
The sun., 1862-04-25

. ,,,.,,,,I ,y,s,np,r7ucc DCmoJ Hfn 'g..' ''
,. u S,iicH Sis',S ~, N'ntsy og,ais, i''a
Hlds.u 81, between Baus .,,.,t aat 81. s.. sin i'
roore ESQ, and o'4s5 TSs '%a.I' il.end' o., ,.ma. 90
dress .ae ,",S,iy msfsi invited 70 attend joins A.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-24

our mea was watched hv the nanernus
spec.a sors on the shore, ~. with 0n4g
enthusiastic shouts their lanlag on tie
opposite side was greeted. 1t was an
All hentic piece Of human heroi=n, which
moves men rs nothing else can. The
problem was solved. This dasi. ii bravery
had done what scores OF batteries aud
tons of metal bad faiod to accomplish
Tho party once across, and the rebels
cleaned out, took the engineers but q
brief period tocomplete the bridge. They
laid hold with will, plunging waist deep
into the water, and working As men work
who are under Inspiration. In less thet
half an hour the bridge WAS completed
and the head of the column of the right
grand division, consisting of Gen. How
ards command, was moving upon it
over the Rappahannock. A fec"'e at
tempt from the rebel batrries was made
to shell the troops in crossing, but it
failed completely.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-24
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE
CABINET.
Resignation of Secretary Seward
CHARLES SU elmer SEQ
RETARY OF STATE.
New YORK. Dec. 90.

New YORK. Dec 90.
The Washington Star of Yesterday
evening says n caucus of Republican Sen
ators was held on the 10th, and resoIu-
ton offered requesting the President to
dispense with the services Of Seward was
discussed. Tho result was sixteen in
favor against thirteen. On the 18th an
other cacus adopted substitute recon
mending the President TO PARTIALLY re
model his Cabinet. which was unanim-
ously agreed to. The conservatives be-
lieved it would be regarded rs a general
injunction to the whole Cabinet tos.resign.
On being informed of the act the Secre-
tary and also the Assistant Secretary Of
State, sent in their designations request
ing their immediate acceptance. The
Posts Washington correspondent says:
II is rumored this afternoon that the en-
tire Cabinet will retire, leaving the Pres
ident free to construct new Cabinet.
This is probably incorrect, bat it is not
all improbable that Mcssors Blair and
Bates have rendered their designations.
One of the shrawdcst politicians in Con
gress this morning expressed the hope
that the President would accept the re-
signation Of every man, civil or military,
who shall offer it, with one solitary ex-
ception, and that man should he NJ.
Chase. He would not accept Chase s
resignation in any contingency for the
sake of the nation.
A gentleman brings rs the report that
Charles Sumner has been rendered the
port-fol of State. Mr.. Sumner is per-
haps, of all our statesmen, the most con.
vcrsant with foreign affairs.
WASHINGTON. Dec, 10.
The Star of to day says that Seward
has res gnel.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-24
Sheriff,s Sale.

Circuit Court. Pierce County Of Wis
consin.-B. E. Vannatta plaintiff, against
VIM. A. Tozer, detcndent.
10y virtue OF an execution issued out of the
ID circuit court for Pierce county, for the
sum of three hundred forty eight and 32-l00
dollars with interest thereon from the 9Th day
of June, 1862, in the above entitled action. in
favor of said plaintiff and against sail defen-
dent, have levied upon the following des.
cribed property. to-wt: ne or of sw or. sec. SO
town 81, range IS, and lot. 4. blk /, village ef
River Falls. Lots 8, 4, and 7. block 81 lots
3 A S. block 81 lots 6 7 8, block 81 lot
blk 81 lots 3 block l02 Powells Additi-
on. all in Pierce
county State of Wisconsin, which I will ex-
pose and sell all the right and title that Wn.
A. Tozer had on the 9Th day of June, 1862 or
any time thereafter, at public anction, TO the
highest bidder, at the front door of Flint
House, in River Falls, in said county, on thu
Goth day of October, a. D. 1862, at 3 o'clock,
P. NJ to satisfy said execution and costs.
Dated this 18th day of September, 1862.
J r. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
BIZ AMOS SAuNDEEs, Deputy. 2lw6
WHITE & JAY, Plaintiffs Attys.
The above sale is postponed until Thursday
the 9th day of ovember, 1862 at the same
place and hour as above described.
AMOS SAUNDERS, Deputy Sheriff.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-24
MORTGAGE SALE.

CIgcUIT CoURT PIERCE COUNTY,
State of " Wisconsin,
Norman S Dunbar, agt Angeline SNYDER, A
o. Snyder. Harmon r. Wells, Jonathan s.
Christie. Richard D. Lathrop, c. H. Lud-
ington, J. Fl. Morrison, r. J. Hunter, and
VIM. Faxon, Defendants
Judgment oil foreclosure and sale
BY virtue and in pursuance of a Judgment
and decree OF foreclosure and sale aade in the
above entitled cause at the November term of
said Court, To wit: on the 2ith dav of No
yelnber A. d. 1852,
shall expose for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at the front door of the City
Bank of Prescott, Saturday the seven
teenth day of January, 1869. al two o'clock
in the afternoon of said day, The following de-
scribed mortgaged premises to satisfy said
Judgment snd decree, together with interest
and costs of sale, 10 wit; I he northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter, and the
southwest quarter of the north west quarter
of section twelve (l2( in towns .ip twenty six
(26.) of range nineteen, (l9) and the east half
of the Southwest quarter of the Southwest
quarter of section five 90 in township TWEEN
ty-six (26) of range eighteen (1S) in the
COUNTY OF Pierce and State of Wisconsin.
JOHN K. FREEMAN,
Sheriff of Pierce County.
Dated November %, 1862.
WHITE d. JAY, Plffs Attys. 32w6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-24
Sheriff,s Sale.

Amos Saunders, VI. Sylvauus Taylor.-In
Pierce County Circnit Court.
DY virtue of an execution issued out of and
I'D under the seal of the Circuit Court of
Pierce County. State of Wisconsin. to me di-
rected and delivered, in an action wherein
Amos Saunders is plaintiff, and Sylvanus
TAYLOR is dcfendent, ! have levied upon and
shall expose for sale and sell to the highest
bidder, 80 much of the following real estate as
may be necessary to satisfy said execution
and attending costs, on Saturday, the 9TH day
of October, A. D. 1862, at o'clock il the af-
ternoon of said day, at my office. at the Co.
Seat of the county and State aforesaid, all
right, title and interest, not exempt by law,
which the said Sylvanus Taylor has TO the
following described lands. to-wit The north
east quarter of the northwest quarter, the
north west quarter of the northwest quarter,
the southwest quarter of the northwest quar-
ter, the southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter, Gall of NV qr) the northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter, the northwest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter, the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter, Gall of ne or
ex. 40 acres) in section seven, town % north,
range II west, county and State Aforesaid.
Dated August 20, 1862.
J. r. FREEMAN, Sheriff
BY c. S. DUNBAR, Deputy. l8-w8