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, 1863-05-30

From the Uetf01f AdVeftiBcr.1
Fresghts are without quotab1c change. the rates
being &c to Buffalo for WHEAT and S659c to Oswego
Que vessel was taken for Buffalo at opr quotation.
The Gnlielna gets 137Hc per 900 It for lumber to
Chicago.
, 1863-05-30

NEW yEssEL4-Wc note the arrival OF the new
Schooner Senator which arrived here day or two s=o
Ler nrst trip. She vas built at Clayton. n. T.. and
In every respect may be considered Est class vessel
Ii all her appointments. She Il furnished With alt tie
patent improvements. and htr turnout reflects c.edtt
on her builder. uer measurement Il as follows:
Lc1 9Th 1917 ftet breadth Of BEAM "a feet depth Of
he'd T. feet iEc'ea: and has carrying capacity OF
21tt0 bushels. Size Is commanded by Capt. Richard
Earl IN old And wcathethcatea mariner, Who Is well
known at Ill lake ports. Her owncf Is G. smt th
of 0sweso.
PASSED TnRoroH~The following Chicago vessels
passed through the Weuacd Canal:
Vessels bound West. Where FROM Where to.
Tn TIC Itlh-
Brig Concord, 08Eeco- Chicago.
Sc!ir @ Grant, hlnstto3. Chc4t,o.
Schr Fenfeld. UsWego. EhicaSo.
On the I.th-
ss ssT IS ea Eock 6aeso. sheaso
Vessels bound East Where from. Wnero to,
bn the 10Th
Bark British Lion, Chicago. Kingston.
CHICAGO yEssE1s-Tbe following vessels arrived
Iutiaio tic 9th Inst: Prop Queen Of the Lakes
tehr Japan.
The following vessels cleared from Buffalo On the
.;,h: Psops Pittsburgh. Acme.
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chispgo Trlbune.1
DETROIT. May % 1857.
Cr-P1cFE Acme. G6lcna. Pittsburgh. Touawaada: :
hasls Metropolis. Water Witch: scara Grant. Mary
Jaran. Conquest. Newman. Dewitt, Reindeer. Hawk,
Down Ea.k sandborn
, 1863-05-30

~ F. + Rigby, 50 Randolph street, iB selling
Paper Hunginus al less than New York prices, ut
wholesale and retail. The trade supplied On the
most liberal terms, apl1s5-1m.
, 1863-05-30

Go TO THE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT T. S1nArros's
cn1cAGo CoMAERctAI COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical businu6s education.
, 1863-05-30

sEEFED H1N R1Gu7.-Vincent Rittner was
arrested yesterday. for empsyIpg ! wagon
load Of nauseous filth In the street, ncar the
Jesuits' Church, On Twelfth street, Evidence
showed that he has been violating The ordin-
ance In this respect for several days past, AID
that others, In various parts OF the CITY. have
been engaged in committing similar 1nl,de-
meanozs. lie WAS fined tE-.rty -I7c dollars
and costs,
, 1863-05-30

MANUFACTURERS, AT7ExTIos.-A meeting
of the Manufacturers Association will be held
this evening, at ~ o'clock, IN the aercan-
Lille Association rooms, when 1t is hopco
there will be full attendance. Manuf1ctu-
rcrs from abroad, who may be in the city, are
7rvifed fo be present.
, 1863-05-30

~ Geo T Abbey, wholesale and retail dealer
in guns, rifles, rcyolTcre and sporting apparatus.
Agent for Hazards and Dupont Powder, 1856 Lake
street. ny29-12t.
, 1863-05-30

philadelphia Seed Markct-Wny 27e
There is good demand for cloversccd, aud
prime. II here, would readily command $5.75 3
Eea11y nominal at $e6O12.75 q bu.
, 1863-05-30
CLOSE OF THE GRAND LODGE
CONVENTION.
Patriotic ResoIutions-Dctlica o,
the Star Of hope Lodge.

The Grand Lodge conyocation in this city
was dissolved yesterday, all Of the business
Of the term having been dispatched. It WAS
j fitting exposition Of the views of this large
and respectable association, Of Which the
Grind Lodge is the legal mouth piece, that
tic latter should have adopted, without dis
senling voice, the following resolutions, dis
tinguifhed alike for their patriotism and their
temperate forbcarance:
WuEnEAs; Il is an aehnowledged principle Of
the people Of every civilized county that ono Of
their Chief duties IL lOy1ty and allegiance to the
Government under Which they live, and without
this !o,ay, all civil; eoclal and religious cxpsFi-
And, WHEREAS, y large portion Of territory mn
der the Jurisdiction Of this Il. ". G. Lodge owing
is 10 rebellion against the Government therefore,
agafnsf people which is necessary to the exist
cncc OF the Order, endanGering its pcrmancncy
nns rt@ b. e G + T. fota ts p
T. that We will neither recognize nor hold fellow
ship with subordinate Lodges whose members are
euch tirnes as they shall lay down their arms and
return 10 the allegiance they have forsworn.
KfsNrtd, That inasmuch as We recognize this
spread the blessings Of Temperance over every land
and in every cline, declare our detestaton and
abhoEencc Of every traitor to hi government.
IE<ESTEG, 1l0L W. ucfplT u"flOfG LnE HnnHpp}
war that is now raging in the United States, and
NC hereby tender our grateful acknowled sments
to those noble sons Of our Order, who hare, in
thousands, volunteered iu defense OF the Govern
mrnt thps assailed, and we pledge them that in
their ablence the standard Of Temperance weak
ened though We arc in numbers, shall not be low
cred.
Notwithstanding the storm Of last night
the Hall Of Star Of Hope Lodge, No Is, I. 0.
G. T., in the Methodist Church Block, was
filled with members Of the Order from tho
several Lodges Of the city, and the Represent
atiycs to the Il. #. G. l., yet remaining in the
city,
Aller tue usual iuitiatory ceremonies, P. G
Y. c. T. Cyrus Peabody Of Michigan, assisted
by E. G. Lowe G. ". G. T. Of Maine; ], Q
Dctwiller Of Iowa us g. Y. IL; and D. R. Per
shing Of Ind, MS G. ". s., proceeded to dedi
cate the Hall in accordance with the usagcs o.
the Order, after which sentiments, specche:
and ice cream we're in order until 4 late hour
The sentiments were responded 10 by Lowe
Of Maine; Peabody Of Michigan; Detwiller O.
| Iowa; Pershing Of Ind; Stevens Of Houston
Lodge; Gray, Sherman, Lowe and Doyle 0
Star Of Hope Lodge. Themost excellent u,u
| sic, the frast Of reason, and the good tint
generally viii BE- long remembered By al
| present.
, 1863-05-30

Cleveland Grain Warkct-May a8.
Wheat lower. Sales cars red on track At Fl ~
5000 bn do, free on board, at $l.24; ! boat
ipsd afioat, on private terms car white on track
ut SIS, aud Gu. Indian white from store at $780,
, 1863-05-30

E III grain sod Yin store'' u reported In
TITS market relyrt AZ subject to &c storage, nh1eh
Is raid W The buyer, ertlufsre II The prict paid
for the grain to he skAer. WAen a transaetIon is
usade IL uAieh ne seller 1Gy* The storage, Is re-
Ported II. o. b." or''' free Of Storage, Ill -four
sales are quoted as delirereG." unless otherWit:
stated.
, 1863-05-30

Philadelphia Wool Market-Tay 81.
Tie market continues almost at 4 stand still
md prices uearly nominal at 7kIsc for common to
fine fleece, Ut which rates some small sales orc re-
rnrted
, 1863-05-30
Delegates to tho Canal Convention.
LASAtI.E, May y. 1868.

= a.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
At a meeting OF our citizens yesterday the fol-
loNiu. named persons were appointed delegates
to the Canal Convention. viz:
Col f. D. Taylor, b. +. DcmerEitt, F. Gallagher,
T. D. Mason. S. G. Hatch, N. Otonnor, A. =.
Hitchcock, l.. EGlcston, r. Cody, Jno. Fonistal. d.
L Horell. x. l. Ad ma, Z; b. charuan, A. Camp
bell, Jno, Higgins, j. Harrison. n cannon. "m n
Mathics. +. Cowdin, Or. J i. Eandcryoort:J j: ).
Thyufh, E. L. Mark, E. .. uartshon: h: O.brlcn,
L. Eie1. J. Hardy, c. Zimmerman, ". I. Mason,
Nm. Byrne. J. Borugasser, and Q. n. adams
The delegation IL numerous, bnt considering tho
special Interest which LaSallc has In the proposed
enlargement Of our canal. and tc fact thu, not all
@ ~ % E, B. MACON.
FROM AURORA.
By resolution OF the Common Council the Mayor
OF Aurora was authorized to appoint delegates to
the National Canal Convention, which meets On
Tuesday, June I'd. The Council will attend the
Convention as body, and the following named
citizens hare been selected by the Mayor:
@ Hon :, T. 6 e. az ,Gins9n' YIN; y; rlnm: Hon F. R
1Io!b.ook. Joseph q. Stolp. ). D. Harvey, c. F,
5ssrstt HolSs %;iis Mi'le5 H. Ra*lin !sas Mr.
shcieT, Austin Mann. Edward McInhill. G. d
Goodwin. II. L. Cartc:, BENZ. Haekn.y,S. McCarty
5o,ip Mptznsf I'm stroae an noSe VI bn
II. Young, Ii. u Hoyt. Chas Gill, A. c. Palmer
Geo. McCollum, Wnl. e. Miller.
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
The Common Council OF Springfield authorized
the Mayor Of that city to appoint fifteen delegate
! to attrnd tho National Canal Convention. aud tn
Mayor has named the following gentlemen:
C. II. Ianplier. VIM. ]. Conkling. Hon. Richsr
Yaise, Virgil Hicko1. s. n CulIom. d. ). Eawards
CIV. MatEcny- ]. 8. Bradford. T. /: nskgr. r:
GooHell S. T. Logan. J T. Stuart Elijah lies, Col
John Williams, " II. Hc1ndon.
, 1863-05-30

H111,s FAMILY RECORD, surrounded by the
Lords Prayer, executed with pen In over thirty
different styl.s Of lettering and aouEishing P1ice
81 Post paid I1o.r to 1rrffe plainly, yaptdty ete-
ganfly Enclose 81 for copies and full directions.
Address THOS. E.. HILL, Waukegan, Ill.
may1t-3Qt
, 1863-05-30

NEW FRUIT AND VEGETABLES notice
at the stand Of dealers, liberal supplies Of
pine apples, lemons, oranges, bananas, French
chcstnuts, gooseberries, green peas. and Gu
cumbers. The last named four articles are
brought from Coyington, Ky. Strawberries
are abundant at Is to 20 cents per quart. By
the way, some Of the dealers Ore retailing
fruit by wine measure, which is swindle the
public should not tamcly submit to. There
are those who sell hy the legal dry measure,
and they arc the ones to patronize.
, 1863-05-30
GtrcDe1.

g TRAYED-AG Grey Mare
strayed from ise farm o5 r. Isl FesToy; as F. ~.
er.y Ma:e. III u sE Tts1 Snea aad !oa* lesSt
'rshs si.' eye. i o!.kea siadej s; M :ssn:
iniof1 ~ Lxcrs or It y LA*ale stree cnirs.: ..
t" m r. HeFee an ,t a5Set M r. Pask oss1M; Patasx !:
.f corprr u st.te and a'e- street or to n,1lf by
Inter 10 carr ct EraEer g. Will BE- ec,l pad "a tse
Eerstce- se"e-'t-!El GEoHGE VI. GHGCE
, 1863-05-30

Supplementary mails for Eastern cities and Can
ada, cloae daily Except Saturdays and Sundays, At
5:s5 pm Letters for these mails must BE- deposited
in the chief clerks room {up etairs) sitter sis p ~
Mails for California close daily, for the overland
route, At 7:15a.m. Except Suudays}.
, 1863-05-30

TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN,
- t.R WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR CHIcAG
PtRfY- Ia ya'uab'e Couttry r. sideace on tre
patk q tae 1aSa. n-e1sfels touih Of th: oeautfut
tat!on secord to none IN the West. No pans o. ex.
peE-e has been SPARED IN cnl'lsattus the .ronada,
si,a TIE choicest tres AZ. shEnbbe1y The race Is
Orchard OF the latter from $40 to So beains tre.s
Grnte'y t1nter glass, yielding from 1*oo to pounds
Of the chcIceft GraFes. The hons. l. brick go,hIc
structure iatnre rytnl'g pleasant aad des.ra
be for f4n LIZ Is also hstek teuant
Eoost. ban acd caHfage hoHte ThP,e are ter acres
Of kronnd. To person deslrsg country rest !ence.
With the adyaatsEes Of dne tchou It offers a1d IT,
house o. uor: ( + noolistle e. S. senato: 10 whom
refezerce m3y he E:ade. or J. Il Dunhan, Chict3o :.
rrtg.-e:1S lw N'so'Ns''
, 1863-05-30

Tho Convention Week and tho Hotels.
Scores and hundreds Of applications arc re-
-ceiyed at the principal hotels by mail and tel
cgraph from distinguished delegates, and from
large delegations, that are coming from every
section Of the country. They a1l wish TO en-
gage rooms In advance. The proprietors de-
cline engaging any more rooms, but reply,
tComc along, and We will'do the best We can
for you-wiu sec that you are properly cared
fer"
The Business Committee Of the Convention
are making arrangements for the aceommoda-
t;on Of Large number, and nc are confident
.tbcre will be no necessity for any going hun
CIT or being left out in the open air, from want
<,f accommodations. Our citizens generally.
+>r. c: 10 entertain an} of their friends who
Hay ~ "a ATTENDANCE.
, 1863-05-30
THE CITY.

FUNERAL SERy1cEs.-The funeral services
Of Mary Estelle will take place at tho Erriug
Woman's Refugee ZIG Third Avenue, this
lsaturday) ut 3p. m. The Board OF Manasers
are requested to be present.
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SNerlN'S Sale.

State Of Wise on.in, kan;towoc County
Ci-crit Court. " illiaT e. Glover ard George
s. Glover against Rooert King aud Amanda
Ei-g
pY VIRTUE OF . Jud gment Of Foreclosure
- ano Sale rendered BY the Cirs Vii Court in
and for thc couaty OF Hanitovoc, STATE o. WIS
con-i1, at the General Tel Of said Court held
st the village aud county Of SanltcNoc, in the
above en Ji!icd action Oh the 29tl d;sT OF Octo-
Der, A Q. 1862 I will sell At public veIGue TO
tee highest bidder, at the Court House in tue
village OF hanitO|oc. on to Oh day OF June
A. D. 1863. at l / o'clock in thc forenoon Of
th&t day, the following described property OF
so much thereof as vii raise tha amount OF said
ndsnent and costs, to-Hit: All that certain
piece or parcel OF land situ-te iii the county Of
HanitoYoc and Sac OF Wisconsin, and being
the southwest quarter o: Tie southwest quarter
Ct Section 10. g ven (7) il Township number
twenty go, north OF Rage 10. twenty four
t.p, coutaiuiaS Forty.thre- and twenty four
hundreth5 acras, together with the appurtenan-
COS thereto belonging. Dated Sheriff Office
Maniteaoc, Wis, Mare 5, A. D. 1853.
IRA SIXTH, Sheriff
BIZ FRED R"scHsEDT. DEPUTY sheriff.
WM. II NICHOLS, Piltle' ALt'y.
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Esa PTDe,SfS,

State Of Wisconsin, --xsi.itowoc County. IL
t!e matter 81 ne GA l:ans.. . Of the mi or
Heir Of S.rnrh",i.:g Ha;tz.ua III, deceased
On READING q d Fin the retiiion OF Au-
" tou EGpptl, GIas dan Of said mil r, OF the
'own q S..n'tC~oc III the county OF II ,nitowoc
aud state Of = isceLsn, representing. among
ether taings tha. nc the said ward is seized OF
cer!s'n real estate IN tha county AID that it is
necsss4-. that The sane should b. ao!J, and
pCs:ius ter iiecn-e sell the same; and it ap-
qes~ilg to tie Ccugt from sad petition that i. is
ne"cSa2Tr - she said n7c- 30 sell said al es>
t;te, 1t IL 0rdrGed aad dir, c,e6 that he next D.
<n ID aid wl.d ana al per-o45 in,eresred III
.,ui est>tA GpceaF bcf,,re At ctEct IN the
vsy: 81 fiaLtowoc n tie - Il dsy of March
y y 1853 1T ID % OK a, AZ. thsn ana there
to sha. yause Why Il license shoaId not be grant
Ell r he ale Of sid rel estate according to
the praycr cf -aid petition. And it il further
Ordered that notice oi ssid application and
hearing &c giTell by publishing = copy of this
der for three successive weeks, once in each
week in tho Gani;owuc Plot, newspaper
printed ~ said c1latv, prior 10 sad e,ri O.
HENRY ). PIbHpoET, County JUICE
D It'd February % 1853
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Jarvis E. Pisl. esaip>t William Bach. p,
virtue OF an execution issuej in lhe aboye enri-.
tied cs.,>e and t3si=J on the '25tet da, Of Tebru
sry, 1seS. TO me directed ard Delivered srxi b.,
the real SD pt,sens! ir,prfty OF inc dsftu1at,. g
William Bach, I sasit on the "a b cay oil "A ptii
1868, al ten clrIsck IL the futseson 6fthat day
It ne Court House iii the ,>isge of Il Intuu 90 ?
equity Of Kauitowoc oder for sale and sell At
public ,enlue the real property hereinafter de
-cr:oed ard all the RICH title ard interest
which the defendant, William Rach had therein
Oh the eth day of Oc o,er 1858, or TIA; he has
at aliv time since acquired, which PROPERTY i.
kuo.n aud described as follows to wit All
til 81 certain pieces or parcels Of land situate in
the county OF &suitoucc and State Of Wiscon-
siu and being los 10 T III beck no 2Ss. south
ball o. iots and in hoax rs, lot and el-;
half OF lot 2 IN b!ack 2I1, lot7 D and 6 IN biocx
30, iet | ia bJcx l.I. lots - / IL % AMI l /
II block 1913 10. 8 N block 1913 iJt- g a. 30 9 ia
bi,ck l56, lots 9 4 Z 8 2 i IS Il
aud / in block l45. all in the v.iIae- of dani~
9"~oc; also he :" / o! 8. / OF See la Town.
-i1'p is. north 0. Rage 23 est, the OF Sec.
% lo"E-hip 10. Ray g eat. Dated / All
'osoc, february 25.h 1853
IRA p. SMITH, Sheriff
by j. II. HURys, U.,der Sheriff
". ". nichols Fif's A.,'y.
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State OF Wisconsin, Eantowoc County,
Circuit Court Joseph II. Cordes agsins. Anc,
u-t hasn-ch, Emil ii. Shower. W iii;s5n Bach. A
:. Sleh IN. tusries A Reuter- Eh-r eyer Il
Burger, snd klcbs'd u Iiurlbut
Rf EIR; " OF Judgment OF Foreclosure
IL aH1 Sale rendered by the Circuit Court IN
AID for tue c"n,ty Of Ianitoxoc, Stas- Of Wis
cons:n, At lhe g ensral Tenn OF the said Court
held It the village and county Of Mani owor, in
IN. aooye-t'ifi'i"d action on the first day of No.
VEN rf d. 1852, will sell at public v-rdue
TO th- highest bidder, 1t the Court House in
the village OF hanitowoe on ,he eleventh day Of
April A. u. 1853. at ten O'clock in tls forenoon
II that dav, the following described property or
90 much thereof a. will raise the Amount of sad
judgment ard c".is ,o-~it: All those eer,.ia
lots ~ land s'ua:e IN the ccunty Of hsEno~uc
ard state 81 isco"sis, AID .acwn and desert
bed s. follows: Lo. 20. ak g in Block
no. tao hundred eighteen lis; LOT auaiber
Twelve IL III block no. two hundred forty
40; lots 20. uine aud twelve - and l2-
IN block no. three hundred tweaty four -324-
all situate IN tho village of Asnito~oc in said
county, together ~lth the sppursenances there-
to belonging. Dated SheIifs O&ce, Aanito-
vsc, "s.. January 10. 1868.
TRAP SMITH, Sheriff
b. FR'D. BoRcHEapr, Deputy Sheriff.
w. y. NIcHolA PrGfs At:'y.
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sh erlH,s Sale.

3 STATE OF WISE ;SSIN. Xarito voc County
-Circut Court. Edmund srnith against David
Vs. 49, uuAr} =
DY VIRTUE OF Judgment of Foreclosure
- and SsEe' rendered BY the Circuit Court in
and for the ccuaty Of Manitoroc, State of Wis.,
ccnsi,,, q. the General Terra of said Court he
1T the viiar. and equity Of 'Eanitowoc, iii the
above tnasied seton, On the aesh dav Of October
A D. 1862, ! VIII sell at Public Yendue 10 tie
k;ghrs. bidder, at the Cotit House III the village
OF Assito~oc, on thss1 ish day Of April A. D.
1853, at o'clock in the aftespppn OF that cay
The following described property or so much
to erect ~ viii raise the ano GUN, ofaaid Judgment
sad costs, to Wit ri. erdf - ESQ., lfusic.. e..
~ Af'thar cst ain piece or parcel Of land stu
zAfe in lthe, village Of Two Rivers, county of
Ganito ~oe and state Of Wiseonsin,s being Lot
Number seven II in block, no. sixty six G5
n said Village, accerdis 6 to- TIE recorded Plat
Of the same, .ose her with the appurtenance.
thereto belonging. Dated Sherih's Office, Man
itowoc, Wis January 10 1883 Us
g. IRA P, SMITH, Sheriff
By FKsp BoRCRsRDT, Deputy Sheriff.
VIZ. H. NICHOLS, Ppff's Atty.
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a., Probate,

Io The matter OF he Last Fill and Testament
CT Joharas F:acl, dnceIse,
~ Reading arI Fi'ing e. instru-ren. in ~ri
~ tii.g pnrporti"g 80 be the last wii! and tes-
lament a Jot.anas Eck lafe OF the low; Of Man
ltcw &C RsY ida il 1aujipSo' county, dec-g:Di
ana also he gccompAnyi' etijicn - Jane r. ak
oi ~ad town 81 kspids IN said cou;:ig, rr0,e-
seu,ng anlo!Ig other things thar tn" sair johann
Fiscs lately died st fiur.reesboro III the State
OF Tennessee that said instrument is the last
will g. Testament Of said decea-ed; and that
she. the said petitioner, is the Identical Jane
Fack named il said will the le-aree Of said
jonants fiaek; ard praying that 4 day be APP
pointed t:c E-acIng the proofs ct sad last will
and tesraIncnt-lt Is Ordered that tie proofs OF
said instrument he heard before the Judge of this
Court On tt. 9t day OF March. 1868 at ten
O'clock IN tue forenoon, At The Office OF the said
Judge IL the village OF Hanitowoc; Aud i. is
further Ordered that public notice thereof be
gi?cn To all persons interested by publishing a
'"py 81 this order for three successive weeks
prior 70 sa'i d4y Of hearing in The NaniJowoc
f,t"f, weekly newspaper printed at Nanito-
voc. IL SAID equity. Dated Feb. B, 1868
Il. S. PIERPONT, County Judge.
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SslGgsTS sale.

State Of Wizcons'n -uaoitownc County Cir
cult Court. Hugo Luebb.C against Henry F.
2riitz ana Helen Betz
pT Virtue Of a Judgment of Foreclosure ard
- Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in and
f,r the Fourth Judicial Circuit OF the State Of
Wisconsin,, at Special Term Of said lurt, he'd
st the Court House in the city OF Shehovgan, in
tie above entitled action on the 18th dav Of
January, A D. 1853 | viii ell at Public Ven-
due 70 the highest bidder, at the Court House
in the village OF Maujtow0c, on Mon1av, the 2Ith
day OF : ;,rii, 4. y. 1868, at II o'clock ii. Of
sad day, the following described property or as
much thereof as 3 Ill raise the amount of said
in suent and costs towit: All that certa II
parcel OF land 5 tuat2t in the county OF hslito>
voc il The Safe Of Wisconsin. known and de-
scribel as Tie north east quarter of the south
- qra,ter Of Sec'io no. thirty 600, in Town
snip no seventeen QT north OF Range lumber
twenty one 2D est, together with the appur>
trnances thereto b longing. Dated S,ertff's
Once, ManItoHoc, Wis. Jan. o. 1868
IRA p. SMITH, Sheriff.
Fly FRKD GoRcHf RpT, Deputy Sheriff.
B. WILLIAMS, Prths Atty.
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Circuit GcG.t-lIsuitew0e Cauuty.
Uam II. Clover,
Thomas Kennedy
ksY virtue OF an execution issued from said
ID Court, - me directed ard delivered against
the personal and real property of the above
named defendant, Thomas Kennedy, | hav,
:his day sezed and levied upon all the ri4ht
tiit and Interest which the said defendant had
in and TO Lots twelve II, and five 5, in the
town plot Of Lenari!ie, i'll tie town o. aanito-
Voc Rapids, county OF Nanitowoc, state o. Wis
coasin, with the appurtenances thereto belo-g-
ing, Oh the ON day OF Nay, A. d 1852, or h.
nay have since acqui ed thereto, which said
Iight, tide ard interest of said deferd4nt shall
expose Tor sal: and sell at the Court House, in
The village OF Ga,.itowoc, On The 9Th day OF Sep
tecnber, a. D. 1852 at the hour o! ten O'Clock in
the forenoon Of thai day. to satisfy said execu-
ton together with the expenses of sale Dated
Shcrifi'S Office, Mauitowoc. July Is. 1852.
WY NAN MURPHY,
Sheriff of hantowoc County, Wis.
G1o. N. HooDIN, PI'tff's Atty.
The above sale IS adjourned to tn. goth dav
Of September, 1862, at the same hour and place
Dated Sept 6, 1862
VIVIAN MURPHY. Sheriff:
by 4. T. BLAKE, Under sheriff
GEO. n WcoDIE, PITTS Atty.
Z. above sale is further adjourned until De-
tober 4sa, 1862, at the same hour and place
WTHAN MURPHY, Sheriff
By K T. BLAKE Under Sheriff. d..
Dated September 18th, 1862
The above sale is further adjourned until Oc>
.ober 18th, 1862, at the same hour and place
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
By r. T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
The above sale is further adj ourned until n
vember 18th 1862. at the same hour and pls e
NYaAN MURPHY, Sheriff
By X. 7. BLAKE Under Sheriff.
The shove sale is further adj ourned until Sat
urday. December 20 II. 1852, ut the same hour
and place. WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff
By K T. BLAZE, Under ST crff
The above sale i further sGjourned until Sat-
Brdsy, January II. S63. at the ssne hour and
place. WfMAN NJ RPHf, Sheriff.
By Il. T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
The above sale is further adjourned until Sat-
urdAy January 3lst. 1868, at the same hour
ard place WYNAH MURPHY, Sheriff
by r. T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff
The above sal. is further adjourned until Sat.
urdAy, March 7.h, 1868 ~ the same hour Ard
place. VIVIAN MURPHY, Sheriff
by X. 7 BLAZE, Under Sheriff