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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15

PRGVTiNG.-Ou Stock OF printing type and
papers and cards are as varied aud complete as
the New York and Milwaukee markets afford,
most of which were purchased before the rise
of prices. We promise that nothing IS lacking
at the Herald Office for dong any sort OF work,
fine or coarse. Enough hands are always kept
to do work without delay. Charges reason
able.
To PATRoNs. Money may be sent TO the
subscriber by mai for ali arrears due, for
work ordered or for any attic es advertised Tor
sale at the Herald office We have never fail
ed 10 receive any money sem to us by mail ,
nor have we iost any that We have forwarded
TO others. ). I. COVER.
Lancaster, Nov IS, '63.
To School DIST. CLERKS. For sale at the
Herald Office, Lancaster, School Registers tor
Teachers, prtce 90 cts: Record BOOKS for Clerks,
price 90 cts 10 $500; Dist. freasurer's account
books. % cts to 81. 90. Registers may be or
dered by mai by ineiosing the amount, adding
q cts. for postage.
To Town CLERKS -For sale al this office
all indie of IL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15

III. y. STRONG.
HOME Journal FOR 1864 Ga the
"a LAY Of January this popular paper viii
| commence another volume. All the essen
tial features Of this widely known journal
will be continued A new and interesting
French novel entitled Is De Valvrede,' will
be commenced in the first uumuer, to run
about four months. n p. Willis, the Pc
1t and Gentleman, will continue to devote
his entire attention to the J0uraat, and will
contribute bis elegant aud readable sketch.
IS Of both city and rural lite that have
pro, ed so accept ,Ils to the readers Of that
paper The Home journal is, in short,
an epitome OF the news, of the literary and
fashionable world. of the arts, OF the wit,
hunor and pathos Of the times, containing
the earliest record of The news for the la.
dies, and criticism upon literature, society,
morals, poetry, fine arts AMI fashions.
Terms, one copy $3.50; three copies,
So six CO les, II, and that rate for a lar.
ger cluh, always in advance. Address
Morris Il Willis, l07 Fulton street, n. Y.
FACTS TO BE REMGMDEaED.-In vain
the consumer looks for comfort in prices of
merchandise, upward as they roll. In
gIadness he rcj pices in the upward rolling
prices Of what he has to sell. He hopes
the natural rises will all to make his bal
ance sheet prove. Ii cares not farthins
So that he gains 10y high figured sales so
much as he loses by paving deal for his
store goods. But, reader, these excuses
are wrong and must take their run the 9th
er way. Now is your time to sell all You
can, a8 dear as you can; now the time to
purchase Just as little as you c.n do with,
the less so much the better for you after 4
while. The rule of Cause and effect must
bring cheap days upon the heels Of dear
days.
These are not the times to make new
debts which Il made must be surely paid
IN hard times. Think Of thi1 before buy
ing that extra piece of land that YOU may
do without Have you more land than
YOU can till (? Sell it for the noney--wlth
that money pay all YOU owe, and with
the surplus build granary, repair your
barn and house, buy fruit trees, and pre-
pare TO I've well aud independently.
Such rides we are sure are sound, and
adapted for two thirds of the men of viii
lace and country in Grant County, the
Stale, the whole Dnion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15
TAKEN Up STEER.

f5y the subscriber lands occupied by him in the
town If Lancaster, Nov. LIST, red aud white steer
star IN forehead white the shoulders aud hips
aud hind legs white TAe is requested To prove
properh. Sc. 7. J. oChLoES5Eh
NOletAUsi IS, 1863 25pd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15
TAKEN UP-EiEIFER.

BY the Subscriber, residing on lands ewnei by him
M .s uortu west Little Giant r. q Nov 20th, on"
red and bite Ia, if,r years Old last spring. Nc
marks Sail hrfer has been with my cattle for two
mon ihs The owDer requested to prove operty &c.
Nov. 80 1863 ZJpi nEIOS ABRAMS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15
SuhklFf'S oALE-KJBERTS ct al!

State Of Wisconsin, County of Grants. Circuit
Court OF Grant County, Wisconsin judgment OF
Foreclosure and Order of Sale. Edward Warming
ton PA intltf, against William Roberts, Margar ct
Roberts his wife, Rohei y. Roberts and Ca fhariue
/ ooerts, his wife, defendants.
By virtue Of udgem, NJ Of foreclosure and order of
se reuds red and made in the above named court in
The aouve emitted bearips date the Sd day OF
August. 1868: | will, the 9th day of January, A.
u 1854 at the outer door of the court hunse in the
village of Lancaster Grant county, Wisconsin, Y
O'Clock uoon of said day, offer for sale AMI will sell at
public auction, the highest and best bidder. Tor
cash 10 hand ;he following described motgsge4 prem
lse t. wis The northwest quarter OF the northeast
ter OF section so town 2 north Of range west,
IN ant county Wisconsin.
Said lands viii We sold 10 satisfy the jRdgmentir this
ease amounting TO on Thousand five hundrei eighteen
and 80 100 damages and forty zone aud 5O-ln
COSTS together with COSTS Interest and
dated Snerin's Office, ancastef, Dec
u n GOUBEN 0TGH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15
A TTACHMENT-HOOD.

County Of Grant, Town Of 8eetown--Ss ia JUSTICES
Court.
To William Hood:-Y0u are hereby potiGad Ahat
sHru,nt at attachment LAS issued zgSast you aud
your property as beeR attsched7 s.tlsiy he tie
mai,i 4 j. Il Brown. Byron t.aln-en
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-12-15

To Town CLERKS -For sale al -this office
all kinds Of a.
hlanis-aEG
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
TIE Great steanboat Fire at s. 1ouis

The Great Steamboat Fire at s.. Louis
The st Louis papers Of Friday furnish
some particulars Of the great FIRE here, in
addition 70 the account sent by telegraph
The property destroyed consisted chiefly
Of river steamers and their cargoes.
From tie s.. Louis Uason1
The fire broke out on board tho steamer
Imperial. ut the levee between Elm and
Walnut streets. and spread until the Hi
avatha. Post Boy and X Bell we're Who'll
j. consumed
The Imperial was owned in the city
She was valued at SIS. 900, and insured
rs follows Globe Mutual. $4,000 United
States, $4,000 Great Republic.
3. coo Phoenix. 5000. Eureka. 5000 /:
Atlanta Mutual. 5000 She was lad up.
AMI had no freight OF board
The Hiawatha was loading for New Or
leans and had 4 small portion Of her car
q on board She was s. Louis and
New Orleans packet. and was considered
worth about S65.000 She was insured
as follows Globe Mutual $4,000, United
States $4,000 Eureka $4,000 Atlantic
- 600. Ph9nix 81 LOCO
The Post Boy was owned By the Naples
Packet Company. and valued at $50 600.
and insured for Sl6 GOO in the following
Offices $1,000 in the Globe, 1000 in the
Phoenix, and $4,000 IN the Eureka, Of
Pir,shurE
The Jesse X Bell was 8 Cincinnati boat.
at which place she was insured for
$4,000 She was stern wheel boat and
valued at $4,000
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
COUNTY TICKET.
THE NEWS

The news from Rosecrans army has
been somewhat exciting and Of interest.
during the week The rebels appear 10
have concentrated . heavy force in his
front with a determination to overpower
his army, and for that purpose made an
attack on the 10th, in which there was
hard f1htiu- with bat little result. On
the 2Ist the hGht was continued with great
slaughter on both sides. Rosecr rs fnd-
inE the rebel force too great for his small
army. fell back few miles 70 Chattanoo-
ga, 70 await Eeinforcemcnts. which i IS
said are rapidly arriving, when we have
70 doubt our army viii again take the
offensive, and push the rebels to their sat
faction
Neade's army IS again on the move,
aai i Is saought viii give Lee battle near
GordonsriIle. ifhe remains there. Our cav
airy have damaged the enemy consider
ably in that neighborhood already
From Charleston there is no news Of
importance. except that the siege IS pro
crossing favora5lT
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
District Convention.

The Northern Assembly District Con
veution met in D01gavi.le on the 24tE =
Alexander Campbell was chosen chairman.
and john Bonner secretary. The towns
ofDadgevilIe Rid-ewav Wyoming. CLYDE
Arena Highland and Pulaski were repre-
sented
" l. Lincoln of Avocu. was nominated
~ 7cclamacion for AssemblyEan Of the
district
Hon l. " Joiner, was nominated for
Commissioner for the district composed
If Clvde. Arena. Wyoming and Pulaski
William Il Virgin, ESQ, was nominated
Elr Commissioner for the district com
posed of Dod55riL.e Rijgeway anl High
land
= ". Reese. Esq. then offered the fol-
lowing resolution. which was adopted
Rszo1rsI. That the delegates to this
INVENTION deem Il iuazreiiens n the pub
lie GOOD to identify the interests Of our
common schools with the interests Of par
t-. md de therefore make 10 nomination
of candidate for the Office Of County ~u-
1erinteDdeut. but do recommend lle pres
eat incumbent, Mr.. \ j. 81. as 4 gen
rI5mzn whose impartial and thorough dis
charge If the duties Of that office proves
him a suitable and worthy candidate for
reelection.
The following named gentlemen were
-he1 appointed district comnj tee: T.
Morris E-bIa15. Oliver Leach. CLYDE ;
Tracy Lockmaa Wyoming, Thos Thorn
Is. Dod-evilLe Y " Fairbanks Ridge
7ay @ Underwood, Pulaski Z r. Bo-
zee. Arena
The proceedings were then ordered 70
he published in the D0dzeville Chronicle
and Mineral Point TRIBUNE, when the
eour aution adjourned
j LoSsER. 4 CAWPBELL.
~r--.-y----F T1frs,-r.s.g-7
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
LATEST NEWS.

WASHINGTON. September 26.
The Republican, saws: The govern
ment has received glorious news from
R0secrans. 4 general spirit Of cheerful
ness prevails The rebel army has not
molested Rosecrans in his present posi-
ton
The army Of the Potomac is in motion.
Transports are loading with great activity
1t is expected that a considerable body Of
forces will embark with as litsle delay as
possible Their destination can only be
c0niectured.
Equal activity Is shown in forwarding
troops in another irec ion
The government has taken possession
Of the Baltimore Il Ohio railroad. No
travel Cor civil purposes is allowed An
important movement is conte,n plated on
the line OF this great thoroughfare.
At last advices the main body under
burnside was at Athens, East Tennessee
His advance was at Cleveland. about 20
miles from Chattanooga, on the East Ten
nessee i Georgia Railroad
New YORK. September %.
The Washington special OF the v Z
Tribune saws:
Gen. Hooker has been assigned TO an
important command in field where his
brilliant fighting qualities will find their
full scope.
An attempt on the part Of the rebsls
70 establish batteries ut Matthias Point, on
the lower Potomac, has been frustrated
by our gunboats
A Washington special to the Times
says: 1T appears now that all three OF
Rosecrans grand divisions were engaged
in the battle in front Of Chattanooga. two
Of which were driven back in considerable
disorder
Gen. Rosecrans in his dispatches, i'm
putes the loss Of the battle to dis0hedience
Of orders on the part of Gen. NcCook, who
failed to occupy an important position as
signed him by Rosecrans Had he done
as ordered, Rosecrans' opinion Is that the
battle would have resulted in & splendid
Union victory. BY extending his forces
too much, the enemy were enabled 10 pen
citrate Rosecraus' line
New ORR. Sept. 25-We have already
recorded the sinking in Charleston harbor
of the famous rebel steamer Sumter alias
G{braiter. but have been unable 10 learn
whether the sinking was from shots fred
bT friends or foes. The Bermuda Gazette
clears up this mystery. The editor learns
that she was fred into by Fort Moultrie,
the rebels there probably nistaking her
for Federal man cEwaT The same au-
thoriry says that there were $40 person.
on board at the time. al but about TWEEN
ty were saved
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30

AT appaIiiu. disaster occurred to a spe
cJal passenger train coming west. from
the Michigan State Fair at Kalamazoo.
on the Michigan Central Railroad. last
night 4 coupling pin was removed and
the hellr0pe cut By some drunken
vretches on board the train, separating
the hind cars from the rest 1t being
dark. and the engineer not discovering
the state Of things, the train stonped NJ
the first station. and the disconnected ears
came dashiuE down into the standing
ira 4, causing horrible calamity. Five
persons were killed and TWENTY-FIVE iniur-
ed Some Of the injured are 50 mangled
in BODY or limb that it viii be impossible
for them 70 survive CdicagoJ0..r., 26t6
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30

CoNQCECD LOYALTY " MISSISSIPPI
W /. Sherman. commanding the 18th
army corps, has made an interesting re-
port Of his operations against jackson.
Mississippi after the fall of yieksburc.
He concludes his report by stating that
he doubts If the presence Of a hostile
army VI again compel Us 70 visit tho in
terror Of that State, for he knows that
many Of the best inhabitants of the land
are ciamorous FOR peace on terms perfect
" acceptable 70 al who do not aim at the
absolute distraction of ths. par. of the
United S,a tq~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30

10 DR4rr II IowA-The Iowa City
Rsuu 5l.czn. Of the 23d, states that accor-
ding 70 late exhibit from the War Depart
snant, Iowa las furnis he'd troops IN excess
ct all calls made upon her, Of 1897, and
since the date of that exhibit, the number
OF enhstsments viii swell the sGrplus 10
about SIX thousand Hence the RepUbl-
can thinks there will be no draft in Iowa
under the present order of ,hs Wsr De
n. .--r- an. - |-e+-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
Terms of Advertising.

Twelve line. NoaQar-I tyne compact matter q their
equivalent in space, viii he counted as square.
Prof -ssl5nahIs and Business Cards 8 line. per
Re r. the ers ars Gnes and ftty cents for each ad
eItouaI lire
Estray Notices, published four weeks = ior single
All aa AM 1.ty cents sg- eara additional animal
notice
Legal Notices n statute rates
s7ec.a N5tices lsadsd ann zep. inside having prac=
3snce ot ordinary EMBELLISHMENTS 30 per cent. advance
oa ordinary rates
-r
Atvertiseraa rot accompanied vth directions vl
- inserted TIL forbid and charged for aecor iingv
AZ k-zgsfs-t rfrsrfizzra--zts 7rsst ~ T7.G r5r IN
zt--rcs. This rule VII ne varied fr7E
searlv advertisements allowed the privilege e chang
la quarterly.
50 AdYsrtiseneut considered less than s91ars.
sr--s co-LE--4s-E QUARTERLY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
=. S. Tax Notice.

[. s. CCL-ECr7 7R's OFFICE, 81 DTs7,
ALsANT, Wis, sept. 2Ist, 1853
NOTICE IS hereby given that have received for
collection the annual Asse List for this Dis
trict and ha- 10 Taxes and Licenses levied z-ein
due and payable and that Tor The purpose II re-
cevug payment o! all {. ;. Taxes aud Licenses levsd
IN she 9Guty or Iowa GE0 ". BIS, Deputy FoIcc-
tor for said oanrv viii be at the Wisconsin House in
he village II Highland. the 18th dav % October
A. the hotel e AFr Sanford IN she village CT Avoca
the 18Th day Of October;
Al the hotel of Nr Reeves, in the village OF Arena
the 4th day q October.
At the uzce or samuel W Reese, esq, in the VII age
q nc3-evie the afternoon q the 18th and until
o'clock p. y. Of the -6tl q October
A. the Tribune Once IN Mineral Point. the lTth,
I9th. 2'Fth 7nd 3ist tt4vs cf october.
e~TES PER CENT PENALTY viii be added 70
ali Taxes and Licenses paid the times and places
specified in this notice.
All payments must be made in Z. :. currency
Renewals Of uncNpired as well a. otexpred Licenses
are included n the above med list
= II WARREN. Collector.
Sd Dist. Wisconsin.
c. Y. BLISS, Deputy Collector,
Sd Div, Iowa county SO
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
j. !. JACKSON. NJ. d.

MINERAL POINT VIS
esrrcz sTszEr DIRECTLY OPPOSITE e. : Ho-EL-
nR. hav- NJ aa8 Seventeen Vars Practice
n the various h-a-ches sc his profession h1ra=
rtr, satisfaction % al who may favor him vith call
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
Something New!
THE subscribers would respectfully INFORM ne public
/ that tley have Just received supply q the
Eagle BED SPRINGS,

new Invention. that nav be attaca ed % asy bed
ste d where ats used. They cheap, durable
z1d the most convenient Be3-~prl1E n We are
prenare At al 20 times 10 attach them 70 Bedstesds for
those who des beds 20 rest upon
The puClc sre Invited call and examine them for
themselves for feel cou1deut ths, viii Tesre.
The trialnE expense sftsr having trtsd them
ELIISSER BROS
aftn~-af refns sert 20 1876 51sr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30

s5y~ The Secretary Of the Interior has
decided that the iuegitimacy Of son is
NJ bar 70 mothers claim 70 2 pension
nsa~ The black stampede IS worse and
worse in the South Slaves have begun
to skedaddIe from Texas to Mexico.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
DR. A. FEREgEN.

Late a. Aset slree-n e s. Army
DHYsr IAN and SURGEON Wfagrsls E. Wisconsin.
/ Dr Perrin intending e locate per.laEeHtlv in
wfnve OFFS his professional services 10 is citizens
&c u3ing cgl1try 56
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30

NOTARY Pualic. Laaa Asaas. --.. Ae.r arena. iowa
eouusr W.s viL attend tr-. payment rt taxes
- ~4tEa accuracy arl --sE1ssa. 1a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
nrL.EnE u. rnRR.

DEOprCE an. general Commission q Merchant. deal
/ sr ID sal. Nsse7 lime Sc. Stone warehouse. Usa:
q 2 Deazi, Mineral P1-Ee Lg-41-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
Crcui7T No 50


TsE DEs.zTsyES-. T.
Provost Marsha. Generals G5s-e
Washington. sept GS, 1888.
The following opinion Of Colonel JOSEPH
H1lT Judge Advocate General. IS pub
L.shei for the Information and guidance
II ali officers Of this Bureau.
In the case Of q drafted nan who. hav-
ing failed 70 report IS arrested. and then
claims TO pay commUtaeion OF furnish q
substitute.
OPINION
If ne fails to report himself and is ar
rested IS q deserter. he has still the right
to "a before the Beard of Enrolment and
prove that he i not liable 70 do military
duty bu- if on hearing his claim 70 ex-
suptiou. he j. held 70 be liable he cannot
escape personal service. He IS also. un-
der such circumstances. subject 70 he pro
ceeded against IS . deserter
JAMES B. Fry,
Provost Marshal General
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30

lst CavaIry-Col. LaGranra.
81 Battery-Capt /. II Drurv.
9th Capt Geo @ Gardner.
Sth Capt Henry Stiles.
The 22d we think, still remains nea
MurfreesborO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30

Charley Cox & Co.'S Store

s7d buy Flour from the MOS COW MILLS A'so
aIvals hand, Flour from Lila, Mifr, and Fayette
Mills. s?
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
DISSOLUTION.

FIfHE -rship heretofore existing hsseea the
subscribers in the Grocery business under ne frn
Ok Wheeler Lathrop, A2s 1iseolret rv mutual
consent AL debts due The firm re % Be nsfd 70
y Lath-oP, VINO continues the business az the cid
stand FRANK WHEELER
NELSCN LATHROP
Mineral Poin; Sept 7rh 1853 ss4-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30

Wisconsin Troops with Rosecrans.
The following Wisconsin troops are in
the army of Gen ROsecrans, and most OF
them doubtless participated in the recen,
battles
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30

Acknowledgement 81 deeds. or other Instruments
made fore a justice, notary other qualified
officer i. ............ ..-.. exer7-
Affidavit ...-.- ----.-.--..--- = -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
THE TRIBUNE.

MINERAL PoINT-
SEPTEMBER so 1868.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30

Sd. So c =" BLISS Iszss' EDFrozs Azp PzorzE10ns.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

7 IST OF DEEDS Deposited in the Clerks OF
IL flee of Augusta County Court, and not recorded
because the State Tax has not been paid: 49,
Bargain & sale-Jno II Accord and wife, to Rober
S Farrar. q@ a3 Esa 8.
Bargain sale-A NJ Austin and wife, to Robert !
Glendy.
Bargain sale-sam1 D Brooks, to Jas Irvine
.-Wm Bell and wife, to Thos /.
Bargain & sale-Chris.iap Kline and wife, to Fred
erick Karcofe s.sts4s
Deed Of Relea.e-Hugh J Crawford and wife. &c.
to Maria B Brecklnrldge.
Bargain sale Samuel G line wife, to Samue
F Cline eaoag
Agreement-John Clayton's heirs. al s
Bargain 4 sale-Barbara Ann billiard, to Julia Anr
Washington. (wife of Thomas)
Bargain sale-Wm Frazier, Commr case of Arm
stron, senr, Admir-, VS.. Armstrong, jr, &C.. to Mar
garet Crosby. I
Bargain & sale-same, to Crawford, WINS heirs i
=. .s VIM J Fix and wife, to VIM Kerr.
Trustee. s.sssesss sss,rssssf ..s 80,
Bargain & sale-Nathan Herris's heirs, to Fenton
Bargain 4 sale-Portertield A Heishell and wife, to
Jacob Long. As {
Bargain 4 sale-John Harris to Henry Kingig
g. - David Hull 4 wife, to Michael
Kershner ss.l - szs.s
Bargain & sale-Beujamn Jacobs and wife, to
Jas Z Grove A Lightner,
Bargain & sale-David Kincaid, to Hugh Ken
nedy. sgg4I
Bargain & sale VIM Kyle's Trustees to Samuel
Taylor
bargain & sale-A F King, to A D Trotter.
john Larew, Trustee, to Ander-
son Robertson astIas
Deed of Reease-same, to Franklin Echard. b3az
Bargain sale-Chrstian Landes and wife, to G
X Hy de. s tsr azs etsas $3.50 s,a
Deed of Trust-Methodist Church, to Young,
Trnstee.
Power of Att'y-J McCue. to Jones & Baldwin. 9
Bargain sale-Nathanel Mcclure and wife, to
j Jacob Michael.
Bargain 4 sale-Wm B McNutt to G W Martin.
e. VIM w Newman, to John Slower
Benjamin Points and wife, to Wes-
Bargain sale-Hugh W sheffey, Comm'r, to Jas
Mullel. s8 9 1s a
Bargain sale-John Roller and wife and E G
Moorman and wife, to James Mullen
Bargain sale--Noah Ransbottom, to Jacob F and
John Keller
Deed of Trust-John Schutterle, to Jno Baldwin.
Bargain sale-Alex H Stuart and wife, to Con-
rad Doom. azs
Bargain sale-Aaron Stoutamoyer and wife, to
Samuel Lambert.
Bargain & sale-David B ShaAer and wife, to NJ
Jordan. -s44s
Deed Of ofTrust-Trustees of Wesleyan Female Inst
tute, to John Hendren, Trustee.
Deed of Trust Thompson, Guardian, 6c., to
Henry Morrison. IS 8
Bargain & sale-Anna Vines, to Major Vines and
others. m
Bargain sale--A Waddell, Ex or, to Henry and
Bargain & sale-Thomas Washington and wife, to
Ii nj I1offland. sA a4sf -fFes
Bargain sale-John Watts, Trustee, to Robert
Knowles.
Bargain & sale-John A Davidson, to Jno M Huff
Bargain & sale-George w Booth and wife. to Jas
NJ Llley.
All persons whose names appear in the above list,
and those interested and desiring to have their land
titles perfected. requested to call at the County
Court Clerks office and pay the tax required by law,
deed will be recorded until the tax is paid
Jan 27-2t [Testel WIN. A. BURNETT, d. G.