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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
DRY GoODS.

wv IA. GLENN 4 Co. New York Store. Dry
w GcOdsW holesale ard Retail, Glsnns' Block, East
Washington street NAYS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
Indianapolis and Madison
R6<z ME- M Oh uD.
1868. EW sz3E 1868.
New Arrangement Tn Commence Non.
fuy. Feb. =. lCt

FENWO passenger trains daily 1ndAys exc-pted) be-
II tween indianapolis and Mad "a.
Leave the Onion Depot Indiar oils ~ $50 A.
and T. A.. arrivin olson ! .a5 A. NJ and SO
PM
Lave the Depot q Madison Al 81 ". and T. n Ar
rivng az indianapolis al II A. NJ sl0PM
The train leaving indianapolis $50 a NJ. connects
with that leaving Columbus at A. NJ for. Seibv-
vile and Rushvile, arriving Shs yye AZ 10 As
aud Rushvile al - 30 p. N
Leaving kushvile al ~ = " sshebyvilie ~ > IS p
n, connects az Columbus with tht ard n train ar
riyng Al either ludanspoi, Ne son the same even.
ing.
This Road forms line with the IT
theirsusporfation Of freight hetvts Cincinnati and IN
danapolis and points West
Tsr.n Of Freiehts Is lo~ q by az. other route.
Shippers aud merchants West end II 10
est 10 ship by this line
febe d. c. BRANHAs. sap-rinteudeu,.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, MONDAY MORNING,
EDUCATIONAL.
ST COLUMRA,S
FEMALE ACADEMY,
fifth ST., ZanesviIIe, OhIo.

FUyHIS ACADEMY Is CONDUCTED by SISTERS or
the Order OF - Dominic. ar,l provided with COM
peIent and experienced Teaohess who will spare no ef-
forts Tor the improvement OF the minds and morals OF
those entrusted To their charge.
The Course study divided into four departments,
and each department having It's distinctive course Of
The discipline Of the school s. nrn and uniform; but
mi and pa eutal. nremfting attention will be given
TO the health ard comfort OF the Iiupls
The Actdemic year consists - two sessions of Eve
months each the first commemorate on the first Monday
Of September the second the rst Monday Of Febru-
ary. The two sessions will be c,osed with a public dis
tribuion of premiums and honor. the hrst Wednes-
day ia July.
Terms per Session. Payable I'm Ad.
vance
For Board and Tuition IN the following branches: Or.
biography. heading, Pcnnanshib. Geography. English
Grammar, History, Arithmetic, Geometry Astronomy.
Rhetoric. Composition, Criticism. Principles Of Natural
Philosophy. Chemistry, Botsny Mental and Moral PHI
o~ophy, Logir SC sc. sj, $50 aud s55, according to
the department ofthe pupi.
Extra Charges.
Music Piano per Session 80. ............ Sl2 90
Music on Guitar per Session. ........ 10 90
Bed aud Bedding per session ... .............. 20
ashNg per session 90
Stationery If found by the lusu9n per Session, 90
No deduction will be made 10Y absence unless
stoned by sickness.
Pupils entering after the commencement Of a Session
will he charged only FOR the remainder of that Session.
Boarders required bring ibe furniture napkins
AMI all ~ ce.sary articles for the tiilct.
The uniform Is black merino dress, with white sun
bonnet.
Business letters TO be addressed % the
MOTHER SUPERIOR or ST CoLUMBAs.
Lanesyile, Ohio.
Terms for nay SCHOLARS.
Tuition per Session, Second Junior department. IS 90
First " ... 6 90
d" Second Senior Department. 90
FIRST -. 90
Elementary Department. i............. 90
seDt30 dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r a I L r @ "A d.
1868. RNzsE s 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
80 NILKs SHORTER THAN AE, OTHER ROUTE.
new Route TO Chicas".via Kokom.

JZ hlLfS cHOhlfk THAN ~. OIHEk HOUTE.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, A1RIL 20 1868. trains
" trains will be run a follows.
Chicago Expr,ss Train will s-ave Indian. polls at
l2.35 Y. NJ arrive 81 Eokcmo 10 p ", o
make close connection with train on the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for gansport, Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arrive AZ Peru a. 40 y. n.
Returning the train will lesse Peru 12O A. NJ
making close connections with tho ght train from Chi
cago, and arrive AT Indian apolis al e0 A. M
A Mail Train will leave India polls a ass r. NJ.
stopping at all stations and arrv AZ Peru In time
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway, for wabash, Huntin on. Port Wayne To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning, the same train wiis leave Peru az $50
A. NJ, after the arrival Of the tras the T. w r. W.
from the East, and arrive az Indispos 1000 A. NJ
In time to make connections for III points East South
and West.
Chicago ENpresstrain will lea,.s indianapolis at $40
r M making close connections al okomo with train for
Ioganspou, Valparaiso and Chicago and arrive a
Peru at l0c A. NJ, intime 20 make connection with
going East and West on the Told o and wabssh Rail
Returning the train will lelse Peru l2l5 n
making close connection al KOy mo with the trains
on The cincinnati and Chicago Air r. r. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logansport and AZ indianapolis
4l0 p NJ. IN time 20 connect with evening trains for
Cincinnati Louisville and other pskfs.
DAVID MACY, General Agent . nd Superintendent.
V. T. MALoTT General Ticket Agznt. feb23. 'es-dIy
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
Agricultural Premiums.

W WM. DUANE WINsoN, Secretary
of the Iowa Farmers College, offers n
premium of Sl5 for the best variety and
quality of Corn suited for general cult
walton in the North half Of the State, and
the same amount for the quality best
suited to the South half of the State.
The specimens must include not less
than half bushel of ears, and must be
sent to him at Dubuque, care DooLIrrLE
& CHAMpERLAIs, before the 18th Of Sep
TENDER. All facts relative TO preparation
of ground, sowing, cultivation, DC, must
be stated. Like premiums are to be paid
for the best specimens of Winter and
Spring Wheat, peck Of each.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28

The Civilian sneaks, like whipped
cur, from the responsibility of its asser
tons relative to Mr.. KING, by whining
out that it does not wish to bring other
parties into the controversy, and would
therefore drop the matter. But still, like
all despicable falsifyers, it has not the
honesty to acknowledge that it has lied.
Let any one who doubts its malignity in
trying to misrepresent US, ask either Mr..
j. D. MYERS or Mr.. KING.
Not satisfied with being caught in this
dirty misrepresentation, it now denies
that it has ever said that the Test of cour-
age was to refuse to go into the army
and fight for the government. Almost
every man and woman in the community
can detect this falsehood, for they viii
remember that Capt. WRIGHT read the
article and commented upon it in his
speech at the Court House, after his re.
turn. He has also, we believe, used il
as text in his addresses at other places
We have the paper somewhere, but can
not, just now, lay our hand upon it.
This wincing Of the traitor editor shows
that he begins to realize the judgment
he is to reap from his reasonable teach.
ings.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28

New York, thence here, and a happier
people can hardly be conceived of than
this family TO get out from under rebel
tyranny, and have the privilege of tread
ing the soil, and saluting the flag, of the
Union. Mr.. SMITH confirms all accounts
of the destitution prevalent throughout
Texas, and the reign of terror existing
there. It'll a great pity that those gen
tlemen who talk so much Of the tyranny
of ct the LINCOLN government" and the
hardships imposed upon the people,
could not be made to taste little Of the
sauce served up by the government and
minions Of JEFF DAVIS.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
Census Schedule of Buchanan County.

Census Schedule Of Buchanan County.
ES- Through the kindness of DR..
BREWER, we are enabled to give the fol-
lowing abstract Of the census returns of
this county for the past year.
Dwelling houses, 1859 males, 1896 /;
females, 4057 voters 1918; militia,
1896; foreigners, not naturalized, IS;
between 5 and 81 years of age, 1869 !;
blind, 2 ;'deaf and dumb, insane, 9 !;
miles of railroad, "a acres Of land en-
closed, 67,205; unimproved land, 5O,-
935; acres of sorghum. 553 molasses
from sorghum 49,237 gallons; sugar
from sorghum, so pounds; acres Of
Hungarian grass, 1879; Hay from Hun.
garian, 900 tons acres of tame grass for
moving, l402; for pasture, 369; hay
from tame grass, 2475 tons hay from
Wild grass l4,z5o bushels of grass seed,
SOL acres of spring wheat, 20,5o8 :;
bushels harvested, 1876, lee acres of
winter wheat, 206 bushels harvested,
S22 acres of oats, 1894 /; bushels har
vested, $4,000 acres Of corn, IS, 1876 !;
bushels harvested 448, 979 acres of Irish
potatoes 610; bushels harvested 38,617;
acres of Rye, SO; bushels harvested
555 acres Of barley, GAG bushels har-
vested 1916 acres of fax, l3; bushels
OF seed, 10; pounds of flax lint, 1880 !:
gallons Of oil, acres in all other crops,
368 bushels of sweet potatoes harvest
ed, is fruit trees in bearing, 442 ; trees
not bearing 1929 hogs of all ages
1909 value, $l8. 500 cattle, 10, 49l !;
milk cows, 1910 oxen, 1884 value OF
cattle, $50, 472 butter, 49, 49 pounds
cheese, l4,9l9; sheep, 4089 wool TO-
$50 horses, 3048; value, $129,4 98 ;
mules and asses. Sc; value, 1915, hives
of bees, 649; pounds OF honey, 1888 ;
pounds of beeswax, 344; pounds of
grapes, 1917; gallons of wine from tame
grapes, / 8 pounds of hops, 81 pounds
Of tobacco, ls43 ; acres planted for tim
Der, 72; rods Of hedging 1893 amount
of coal raised. / value of mineral, not
including coal, S33 value of domestic
manufactures, So, $40; value of general
manufactures. $50, $50 value of agricul.
tural implements, including wagons $50
$50 number of negroes. 2.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28

Cen Pemberton, in an address said to have
been made to the soldiers within our lines, is
reported TO have stated that he would not sur
render our city so long as there was mule or
dog left, whereon the men could subsist The
possibility being that such animals will ulti-
mately be brought into requsition as food, in
duced some of our officers, the other day, to
try mule meat, and accordingly couple Of
these animals were slaughtered, dressed and
properly cooked, whereof large company
bountifully partook. We learn the flesh is not
only very palatable, but decidedly preferable to
the poor beef which has been dealt out to the
soldiers for months past, and that willingness
was expressed among those who tried the meat
to receive it as regular rations. Wehave not as
yet learned ofany one experimenting with the
flesh ofthe canine species. The proprietor of
the Citizen insinuates that the above officers
omitted to extend the customary courtesy to the
Press, and broadly asserts that mule meat
would not ego bad"
The paper also contains, as crafty
ing matter. good deal respecting the
movements at the North.
Thus these home traitors give aid and
comfort" to the enemies of the Union.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
FARM FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers his farm of 1870 acres
L together with hourishing grove of %
acres. situated on Pine Greek, ) miles from
Independence, on the Buffalo road 1t is one
of the most desirable locations in the county
we'll watered by Pine Greek. House large
main building 2Ix2s feet. addition l6x30 feet,
with q good we'll of water Also good yario
ty Of shade and fruit trees. viii sell farming
tools, Horses. Wagon, ,tc also Growing Crops
if wished, and give possession Immediately
The above property WILL BE SOLD CHEAP
Most of the money can remain on mortgage.
Apply to DR.. II. s. Chase, Independence, or
10 the subscriber on The premises
W. NJ CONE.
June 30th, | S63. a. SIN
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
Escape from Secessia.

We are happy TO say that Mr.. SMITH
and family, the children of our towns
man, Judge BARTON. have. after great
difficulties, and many trials, escaped
from Texas. and reached this place.
Mr.. SArni managed to elude the yigi
lance of tho Texas authorities, and reach
ed Mutamoras. There his wife and
children ioaed him. aud purchasing a
vessel, aud loading her, they came to
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
u. l.. of A,
COUNTY CONVENTION.

A delegate Convention Of the Union men of
Buchanan County will be held at the Court
House, Independence, on Friday, the 28th day
of August, 1863, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the Off
ces of Representative, County Judge, Treasur-
er and Recorder, Sheriff, County Surveyor,
County Coroner and County Superintendent.
Also to select delegates to the Union Senatorial
Convention TO lie held at Fairbank, on Satur-
day, the 29th day of August.
The ratio of Representation will be one dele.
gate for each township, and one for every fifty
and a fraction over twenty five votes cas-: for
Abraham Lincoln for President.
The following will show the number of del
aegates to which each township is entitled:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
A Sample Sheet.


The strait TO which the Vicksburg
rebels were pushed, is evidenced in the
character OF late copy of the Vicksburg
Citizen, of June 80. sent TO us by JoHN
BRowH, of Capt LIrrLE's company. II
contains "A columns of matter, printed
on the wrong side OF tue dingest kind of
wall paper. Ii announces the death of
Brigadier General GREEN, of Missouri,
killed at the trenches on the Saturday
previous. Also the wounding of several
ladies from fragments Of shells and splint-
ers. The editor evidently whistles to
keep his courage up, and speaks OF
GRANTS forces making considerable of a
fuss on the Saturday previous, threaten
ing serious demonstration, but says
(" the little good judgment they (thc
Union forces) possess, prevailed. and
further than wasting considerable am.
munllion, nothing was done. Sunday
was day OF rest with them, and was
quieter than any Sabbath since our city
has been invested by the enemy. Yes
.erday was also extremely quiet, ana ",
are led to believe they arc sick OF lheil
undertaking" This was only four day.
before the surrender.
As an evidence Of the shifts to which
the garrison WAS driven for provisions
We copy the following paragraph
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
Apples.

ET DR.. WRIGHT presented us, the
the past week, with half dozen fine
Harvest Apples, grown on the Hermann
place, East of town, which he has purch-
ased. The DR.. sold a bushel Of the APP
Piles TO HARDENBRooK, for 81, so The
man who succeeds in getting good or
chard here, is sure Of fortune, and the
DR.. has now a fine prospect in that di.
rection.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
Capt. Little.

Ey We noticed this gallant soldier
on our streets yesterday, though we re-
greet to see that he is still compelled to
90 with crutches. The wound in his
leg renders the whole limb still very
painful and sensitive, so much so that he
cannot put his foot to tie ground. The
Captain, however, is encouraged to be-
lieve that he will>soo be able to walk
.unassisted. We trust SO.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
Marble Work.

g We saw very handsome piece
of marble work at the Marble Yard OF
Messrs. WALTON, ILER and LOGAN. the
other day. in the shape of beautifully
inscribed tomb. stone. These gentlemen
are doing fine business, and are turn
ing out as good work, and at as low
prices, as can be obtained west Of the
River.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
Harvest.

Harvest.
Ey- The work of harvesting goes
bravely on. The weather has been very
favorable, and there is now every pros
pect that the rich yield will be secured
in the best condition. The greater share
of the work is already performed.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
Cooley.

NOdey.
This superb magazine, for August,
has reached US. as always, in good sea
son. 1t is very prolific in excellencies
Of illustration, prose and poetry. In in
formation for the household, it is invalu.
able. 1t is the cheapest and best invest
ment that ever family made. Address
l.. A. GoDEY, Philadelphia.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
Union Meeting.

~ The Union men of Fairbank
Township don't let the hurry of harvest
interfere with their patriotic devotions.
they turned out in good numbers, on
Saturday Evening last, to listen to
speeches by Messrs. WRIGHT and HoL-
BRIDGE.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
FOR SALE
For $500 or Exchange,
NOR house in Independence or vicinity.


Of which 30 is improved. 4 noble spring of
water aud Log Cabin are ON the place Stu
ated on the West Union road. II miles Nortl
of independence.
Also, 40 acres NJ good prairie. Enquire of
Il, I. YOUNG, At the Washington COR Dycr's)
Mills. on outer Creek, by Fairbank ana little.
ton roads, l2tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28

NOTICE il hereby given, that ON the llth
~ day Of June, 1863, the undersigned was
appointed Administrative Of the Estate of
George {. Jordan, deceased. All persons hay
ing claims agains, the said estate are request
ed to present them for settlement, and an prr-
sons knowing themselves 10 bc indebted Ia the
said estate must call and pay Immediately.
NJ. A. JORDAN, Aim'N.
Independence, June 22i, 1863. lH
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
WAR CLAIM OFFICE.
L. w. II A RI.
Licensed Governments Claim Ag't,

nFFICE Up Stairs, Que Door West Of Mar
~ quette Il Mckenzle's Furniture Store,
Main Street, Independence. Iowa.
OFFERS HIS SERVICES To THE PUB
lie IN the Prosecution of Demands and Claims
against the Government Particular attention
given TO
Pensions Back PAY. and Bounty Money, dae %
Offers. Soldiers, and Seantea.
The Widow, if there he one, il not, the Faith
cr Mother. Brothers a. Sisters. or other legal
heirs IT such soldiers a may die az bo killed
Ia the service, arr entitled ~ the Bounty. And
the wife, il ther9 - one. if not, the Children
under 4 years Of age il there be any, are en-
titled to Pension of such Deceased soldiers
Also 0rlhan Sisters and widowed Mothers, II
they were in whole or in part. dependant on
such Soldier fer support are entitled - Pen
sion III case there Il 100 Widow or Children
lch Of such Deceased Soldier.
~ 80 pay required, except Officers Fees
and Revenue Stamp tor applications Rntil IL
Claim Is received II
lcdrpyniruec, Msreh 81 leoG iHt
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
PATENT VuLcASITE DENTAL AGENCY
No. q Rleecker Street n Y
B. w. FRANKLIN, General Agent.

The above bases for ARTIFICIAL TEETH
have been used by me for two years, and give
universal satisfaction The cost is only half
the expense Of Gold, and they are much super
Tor, for whole sets, to gold or any other sub
stance.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
Teeth mounted on Gold and Silver. Decayed
Teeth filled SO as to preserve them many years.

Parents who care for the preservation of their
Children's Teeth, are invited to call and have
them examined, and receive advice without
charge.
oGee open from the Isl to the 18th Of each
Month.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
The following will show the number Of de
ties to which each township is entitled:

j. RICH, Oh IN Co. Con.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-12-04
Sherifs Sale.

The State If Hifccnsin. tir, ut Court-Hil
w-rk oun'v Rolapd Olni-t'i az 'insr john
~H'c mn. ~ur, rig sarrn r y The late fi.m Of
T 80. & |'rtrrnb Exe.u-inn
DY WRITE Of alcx GU on IS usd out #
ID ,rd DR. rha seal ci said "Hrt in the
:l',ovr chi I'D nc ion, to me directed aui 1"liv-
red AID a ,, ,ipsr III" persr,ai aud zeal proper
a 81 ~ i JOHN Se.C:,n' surF wing mariner OF
3 III late fir,n 81 Trrt"e & -"rr ,mh / h,v.. lev.
ed 10 ~ the toll ~ d &C i''-i real estate
nd I'll h" ri- = g'ile AID inter"-t. Which he
AL 4 f,' DIN IA u, the >til u-operfs at h.
,i.ta % The locke n of aui Judgment IN this
u IL Wit: on the 26 IA ftS at April. A ID
1859. o. has inc p ~qa'r-d, w:
: Tn- -"nli hilf of : ..tiou seven = IL. T,wu-
slip s..r"'f'"tn II nprih a. R,nge :wcnty.
thr,.e % eas,. together with III. -'w nil M.
ctitprv o,t- 'n ,t.m n q, e.. less The -on.h
haat Il nS' es' q are al sat Section. htch
q r'"l .'-'a aud - sht tide and IHl-rtsf a.
tr..~aii. ! stall txuo-e. Tor sa'a j - at
uhle due It the Court II NJ t. she v,li ,ge
: N.ri otv ." Ma itne"s. coz Nv :, -.i1 Ssa-4-
~, III, 5 n div o. Jinuas. A u 1854 at IN
t.oIr 90 ID lack II has hAN. - sali-h ~
.y5curph ard ""-rs Deed Sheriff, Office,
N1lto .oc, Nov 5lh. 1867
f....... 81. IRA p SMITH.
Sheriff Nanito~oc Co, Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-12-04
SslersH's Sale.

State Of Wiscon in. Circuit CONFIRMATION
Voc C,untv. Oscar Koch, against Pete Gus,
t., Nett' C,Srenson md andrew AndeIs sou.
DY VIRTUE OF a Judgment OF Foreclosure
- auu 5 lie rendered by the Cir ur Court in
aud Tor the county of Manitowoc, State OF Wis,
cousin. at the General Term of said Court held
Al the village and county of N1nitownc, in the
,b ". entitled action, on the first day ct july,
A d 1858 | will sell at pubic v-rdue t. the
hi.hes, Qiter. at the C3urr House in the VII
lag. of nafifno oc on the thirteenth day OF No
v,n,ber, A. d. 1868 1T two O'clock OF that d,v,
he following DIES ribei property:
The easr two-fhrlS Of the cas-. half of Lots
So. one and four & 4 in Block No tw, hun
dred AID sixfy--x I266l in the village of Ma j
townc county Of Mani voc and Stare Of Wis
cuSin. a. ret orded in the Office of the Register
II Decd in aud for The county Of NJ ,ninw 6
Keeping h'd reserving fhere'rom Niece orf
the south SHE 'f said Lot NJ. tou~ IL IN saii
B"cd NJ, Two hu"dr-d -ixfy Tx ,266) running
t,On east - west parallel Ni.h the south side
iir,e of The last mcni ,nei LIT fli,y 5G) fef AID
from sou h 20 north ten lo) g.. the Sl,r,e htv.
log h. rrtriore been decided by tn aid dete,:G,
auts, Peter CasLenson ard i,.rra G. ,StcI SOU b
..... ..r. IRA" SMITH. Shtsiif
Bv joins ~. hUaNS UHder sheriff
Dated Sheriff's Office, Mtuitowoc, August 4,
1863
WM VI Men ,Ls Plaintiff Attorney.
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st 70 Of Wi-r"r~i,. G,tcuu Crur. -Manitn-
~, County. j I'm 4. Dr'cner and ore L, :
+ we sanit Ar'- Brswu. Within Ma I,w.
lii, y 'lr~, f Il he t. v Tris. late J.. Il ,be h
~ ny Frr'ie,, k i!sK~r ~ q u ,th,ds HUI,
DI Y gtue at a Judgment rf Foreclosure and
ID SIZE rendered ny. he Cilcuit C,.rrr in and
t.r Ihe C.. u.ttv of Na.ltoHec >t,r" of Wj,cor.
sin al the General Term # sari & INT led =,
he vil',ge aud c"un;v at Hauirnwnr. IN tn
.,hHr" t, tl'ri acr,' tie q IL, OF Jnl. 4
% 1SG3, I vii -eIl AT Public Vcndua ro IN .
hig e,r bidder, at The CrurI House in 'hr vili.sp
her. A. n. 1868 AT 10 ,'cnck ia the or, 40, II >,
much rher4,f - sil rai-r The amount OF said
jul-men. ,ad costs, ro>wt:
All thtt cer'l II piece. parcel on4nl sifua~
tel in The COMFY Of MaTir"woc ad 5 ,fe If
Wisconsin, AID known ard d,.Sc,it,-d a. fol
laws I" wiz: Comm,' c;'g 1T The n,r;h w->i
coma" o. 10 No. iiilf tt) i'll SreioH W. tAitr,
"" t32 IN I 81, -hin ", rin"Tren 49,, R.ua.
W '.anty-'ottr f2t) IuruinE 81 T.. no I.<"
wr,.t,-'wp Cha al wenr,. =. L TX :.
ne &C dong thr IN ~hnr. elu. ~, >i>
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thence west 10 the S-rti,n iint fw-nfx..nnr
'".'uS and rwartv l. hs; thanc- n II SIX
hai'Is d forty fl. Ink, t. III .,isc ni be.
ginniugs containing Fl teen acrss Of hii being
ii,s north part Of the said Lot No fur = III
Tbv n-hip No nineteen 10 north OF I,augt,
No. tweniy>iour -24- eaSf.
-....-,, IRAP SMITH, Sheriff.
BY JottS /! BGGSs Z Ter Sheriff
Dated Sheriff OIL. Aug. /. 1868
WIN. NJ NICHOLS Psin,itt'S Attorney