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WHAT TIE RADICALS DEMAND.
The Boston. Post SAYS:


The Radicals, really, demand not q
preservation of the Union, but recon-
struction and creation by virtue of the war
powers, to such an extent "a would make
a new Union, on the basis of homoger city
of local rights, institutions and custom.
Thus in the new Union, any State that,
by its constitution, excludes the negro race
Illinois for instance, must be compelled to
allow the race to live within its borders,
and must recognize them to have the
rights of citizens. This is thereach Of the
advance opinion. We merely here state
this grave matter just as it is.
Blythe way. how will this ego down"
with the 10000 majority of the voters Of
Illinois who declared in favor of negro ex-
clusion Did it ever occur to them that,
while by the constitution Illinois has q
right " to. regulate her domestic institu-
tons in her own way" under the "war
power" claimed for the President by the
radicals, not only the constitution of the
U. S, but of the states themselves, become
as plastic as mud? What is the difference
between such a state of things and a, des.
potIsn2 What powers has the car Of
Russia ever exercised that are not claimed
for Abraham l.?
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War News OF the Week.

The army of the Potomac continues in
active except the cavalry, which contin'
.-ues to annoy the rebels by bold raids,-
the last of these forays being made by
Gen. Mason from Point Lookout through
Richmond, Westmoreland ana Northum
were destroyed.
1t is understood the array OF the Pcto
mac is to be divided up and entirely re-
organized by spring The movement on
Richmond is then to be made in three
columns, one to move on direct line from
Washington, another under Hancock
south Of James river, and another by the
Peninsula, perhaps under Burnside Ham
cock i. now in Pennsylvania. and Burns
sid. in Massachusetts, both aiming to re-
cruit their eorpsto $4,000 each.
The hottest work, however, for the fed
.eral armies is threatened in tho vicinity Of
Knoxville, nor will it be long delayed
Indeed the reports arc that Longstreet
has been heavily reinforced by Lee and is
already moving either upon Knoxville, or
trying to force his way into Kentucky by
Cumberland Gap. 1t is feared Grant has
not had sufficient time to prepare for him,
and may be compelled to fall back.
Gen Sherman is collecting large fed
eral force at Huntsville, Ala. The object
is probably to open the Memphis and
Charleston r Il.
The siege of Charleston appears to be
temporarily suspended, while two heavy
expeditions have left there for some other
point Or points-probably Savannah, Will
mington or Mobile. Heavy batteries are
being erected on Morris Island, by which,
on the return of these expeditions,
Charleston is to be reduced to ashes if it
refuses to surrender
Tie news of the capture of Indianola,
Texas, by our forces, is confirmed
There Is news from North Carolina of a
threatened insu-rection against the rebel
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E1rfgsy. .SIls

~ HEGEAS David straSn and Sarah S;raua al,
w VIE diI on the lJ.h day OF July A ID. 1861. by
tsir N1r;sls- d--l % tsA a. by them duly
to SO! d- isrre1 convey 10 the ualeTs:Su-t Henry
l. Esgurs tn :Ji.oTi7. described estate situate
H. she vyui;y o. Livingston, S;ale Of Illinois.
w,st hal; o. the syutL==z. aErr % section 70 -r:eea
a. ani The east a. ~ tie zor.ra.t quarter Of
:ca tw-lty-tl7ee, ~ ala 10 township thirty, l0J
range Eve % e4s o. Ih- 81 Z. VI lahivI sad deed
IS recorded IA the record ONCE sai Tor s.iI -o4u
y ia book page j.2) TO SAID Zane. the pay
Ieai % a cer,aiI Proni,s5Ty note % even date
and dsscrb- i ia SAID i 81 given by the sIii Dlv.4
s;r1va 70 said Ktn,s- FOR ta- % Seven u.a!r-t
a"d CITY i've Dollars Win interest &c PER
per AMMAN, aad da- aul Paysss one year after da;>.
Aaf whereas J-ftat las b,ea mad in iae pay.aca.
q sad noe, --PI to the OF Tsraty-6y. do
lars p-ii ,lglry 55li, l>J3
NU"- Therefore, n4l-s Is hereby given 20 The said
David SiraTn Sarah --rzsu, .al ii other. inter
estet hsreiH .hai by v:rtg- " lhe authority in r-
vested by sgt l--, shI,. s-i the ABOVE described
real eSt ami premises and al the right interest an
rTsiiy o: redemption % SAID David SsrIvn and sara.
sirawn at public auction TO the hghes. bid
der for ca b. at south door OF the Court Hons ia
tie city # Ot'ag a, Co4i OF Ia sale aud state .fore
said. Monday the 22i day OF February A D ISt a,
10 O'Clock OF said dag, fcT tie purpose OF qu.ian.
the due upon sad aad the costs and expe se.
herein Incurred EiNRY F. EAMEs, AorfJd9ee
d r. C.nEkeS, attorney. Jan. ~, 1854.
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REcRUITIyG Is a fact with which the
people of La Sale county may a. well be
made acquainted, that neither Col. Me-
Lanahan, Capt. Cogswell, nor any other re-
cruiting officer in the county, as far as we
know, has received single recruit since
the fifth Of January, with whom La Sale
county has been credited Tic Adjutant
General Of this State, as we'll as the Secre-
tary of War, we understand, have decided
that no matter what may be the residence
of the recruit at the time Of enlisting, he
is credited to the county that pays him q
bounty and has him mustered in.
The only way In which Col. MLanah an,
Capt. Cogsuell, Capt. Henshaw, &c, then,
get recruits, is by censenting that they
shall be allowed te go to Chicago, or to
Livingston, Putnam. Gruniy, or some other
county to be mustered in. In this way.
La Sale county is losing scores of men
every week. 1t may cut no figure under
the present call, for it is decided that there
will be 10 draft in Illinois, bat when the
heavy draft comes in April or May. LaSalle
county will vince under the arrangement.
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The Peru Herald Is after US in a column
of Small plea, for having expressed our
disapprobation of pulpit politics. The
editor charges us even with being hypo-
critical and one,sided in the matter, for
says ne, while the democrats have steadily
denounced politics in the pulpit at the
north, they have been cognizant of the
fact that the pulpit at the south has. for
more than thirty years, been prosttuted
to politics" Such may have been tie
fact, tho we must plead our ignorance eft.
But how does such q use of the pulpit at the
South, as amounts, By the editors own ad
mission, to prostitution, justify a similar
prostitution at the north?
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SIIERIFES SALE

pT VIRTUE Al execution Issued Of the Clerk
ID Office Of ;h4 Circuit Court o. La La- county, and
State OF Illinois, and to me directed, thereby 1 am
commanded 20 make the amount of certain judge
ment recently obtaiaei against Theodore NJ Fletcher
in favor OF Mah!on Dickerson, Of the lands
nrn;s, goods AID chattes OF the said Theodore NJ
Fletcher, have levied the FOIL owing property,
Wit Lots One a. ant Two. e. q Block Ne Four,
a. IN the town Of Mission, in 1t Sale county Illinois
There ore, according TO sad command, shall pos e
FOR sale at PUBLIC AUCTION all the right, title and
interest o. the above named Theodore NJ Fletcher in
and TO the above described property, on SATURDAY,
the THIRTEENTH day Of February 1864, a: o'clock
r. NJ the South door of the Court House In Ottawa
La Sale County Illinois
Dated IL Ottawa this 23d day OF January 1874.
W. X NILLIGAS,
S6erifer La Srlle County, Niinois,
Per d. + Rsg Deputy.
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JAMES X EesALI, A,.eyney for IYaiu

STATE OF ILLINOIS, SUPREME Cornr.-within and
~ tor the Third Grand Division Of said State.
Samuel Caycomb Us. William c. Bu.ler-error to
Peoria.
Whereas, the said Samuel Ciaycomb has sued out
writ OF error from said Supreme Court TO reverse a
Judgment obtained by said William C. Butler against
said Samuel ClaycOmb in the Circuit Court Of Peoria
county, which said Writ Of Error is now pending In
said Supreme Court, and whereas, a Writ of Scire
Facias has been duly issued herein on the
orst day OF the next term of said Supreme ,urt TO be
ho den at Ottawa, in said State on the first Tuesday
after the third Monday in April next according to law
and whereas, also, i: appears affidavit on file in the
Clerks cfliee of said Supreme Court, that the sad
William Z Butler is non resident Of the State of
Illinois, and wthou. the reach of the process Of said
Supreme Court
Now therefore, YOU, the said William c. Butler the
said defendant in error whose residence appears
aforesaid, are hereby notified be and appear be-
fore the justices OF said Supreme Court at the next
of said Court to be holden AZ Ottawa in sa i'd
State, the Nrst Tuesday after the third Monday in
April to hear record and proceedings brought
intsss;d Sareme Curt return Of said Writ of Err
the assigned, II you sh all see At and
further do and receive what said Court shall order in
this behalf
Dated this swentythird day Of January A. D. 1894.
Z McculLoca AID Ia 1T, Pai,fi6ss Attor,,ey.
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Secretary Seward, in a letter to Minister
Adams, dated Oct. = last, as appears from
the published correspondence, says: "The
United States do insist, and must contin.
ne to insist, that the British government
is justly responsible for the damages which
the peaceful, law abiding citizens of the
United States sustain by the depredations
of the Alalans. that vessel having been
built and fitted out in British waters
The Score airy cannot, therefore. instruct
Mr. Adams to refrain from pressing the
claims which he has now in his hands"
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MASTER'S SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue OF a de
~ cree made and entered Of record by the Circu
Court OF La Sale County, State OF Illinois, At the No
Veniber Term OF said Court, q. 1868, IN certain
use then pending in said Court, the Chancery side
thereof, wherein James b. Fry was complainant, and
Jacob Fry "a ali Ha, and Jacob Hay were defendants
shall on Monday, the twenty ninth day Of FEBRUARY,
AID 1866 between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and sunset of said day offer for sals At the south
door OF the County Court House in Ottawa in said coun
~ at Public Auction and will then sell to the highest
bidder the following described property being the same
ordered by said decree sold that is to say The
half of east half OF the south twothirds 80
OF lot number Eve (5) in block ncmber twelve, l2) in
the Orignel Town Ottawa. Also lot number three,
80 in block number seven, o. in Walkers Addition to
Ottawa.
Isy,ns Of Sle.-Cash. A. HOLLlSTER,
Ottawa, JAN 9, 1854 Muster 'n ChHncsTy
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Wendell Phillips Is not certain that
slavery is dead until lac sees it buried
The New Haven Register says that if he
will 90 to The Freedmen" along the
Mississippi, lie will see it BURIED al the rate
Observers! hundred Per day.
Such Is The wretched condition OF the
contraLauds- fifty thousand or more be
tween Memphis and Sa:chez-that b&p of
them Will probably die of cold, hunger and
filth this winter.
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS, SUPREME CouaI.--within and
~ for the Third Grand Division OF said State.
Henry Bull aud Agesiiaus Rockafeilow Elias B.
Stiles and Frederick A. Seule Error to Lee county
Crcui. eour'.
whe cas-, the said II nry Bail aud Age slaus Rock
aellow have sued out Writ Of rror from said Su
preme Court to reverse judsmen mt obtained by said
Elias b. Stiles and Frederick A Soue against said
ii nry Bull and Asssaus Rockaelow in the said Cir
cult Court of Lee county, which said Writ Of Error is
COW pending in said Supreme Court and whereas, .
Writ Of Scir. Facss been duly issued herein,
tnrnable the first day of the of the said
Supreme Court t" he holden at Ottawa, in said State,
the i.s, Tuesday after the third Monday in April
next according to law and Whereas a,so it appears
by affidavit, file in Il Clerks OF said Supreme
Court, that the said Frederick A. SOule is ponresi
dent OF tire State Of Inoi, aud without the reach Of
the presses OF said Supreme Court. $3.50
Now, therefore, you, the said Frederick A. Sou'e, the
said defendant in whose residence appears
aforesaid are hereby notified be and appear before
ths justices Of said Supreme Court, next ter Of
said Court to be holden at Ottawa, in said State
the first Tuesday an the third Nond ay in April
to hear the Record and proceedings brought said
Supreme Cont retara OF said Writ Error and
errors assigned, il you shall m ana further do AMI
receive what the Court shall order in this behalf.
Dated this twenty-thrd day of January. A. D, 1884
l.. LELAND Clerk
JAMES X EesAII, attorney for Ifdiuti6s in Error
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4 Washington correspondent Of a /" 10y
al newspaper, in its gossip concerning mat
tiers al the capital, gives an animated des-
criptien OF popular preacher there, and
SAYS - he has been engaged for the last
fifteen years in advocating the rights OF
the black man" Most of cur clersymen
for the past fifteen years tave been engag-
ed IN the same bushes. Christianity has
suffered by their neglect, and the black
man has suffered by their attention -
Times.
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Two companies of Briti.h troops have
been ssnt,o Windsor, op. osite Detroit, in
consequence, it is supposed, of another
projected attempt by rebels In Canada to
liberate the prisoners on Johnson's Island.
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Gen. Foster has asked to be relieved
from the command Of the Army of the
Ohio, and Gen. Grant suggests that either
Sche6eld or Mcpherson be assigned to
succeed him
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FIRE at Camp Butler, near Springfield,
i'll, destroyed the officers barracks
Captain and q Lieutenant, of the 18th
Cavalry, Eere bnrned 10 death; and a
heavy loss of government property was
sustained
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INN BBLS. Good Winter Apples
4VOVEat 90 per bb., for sale at tas aressry
Store Of PHILIP 0ODYREY
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la the march Of life don't heed the
order of right about when you kaow
you are about right
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Little disys mama was trying TO e1-
plain to her the meaning Of smile. Oh :,
yes | kaow,' said the child, :" it Is q
whisper Of laugh
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The Democratic county of Seneca is
the FIRST in the State Of New York to fur.
nish the quota under the President. last
call for troops. -
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E. Dr. WALKER may b consulted at the
Seiger House on Saturday nex,, Jan 23d,
4 ON 9 to 5 o'clock.
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The rebel Congress passed bill con-
scripting all persons who have hitherto
furnished substitutes; and the censcrir-
ton Of all soldiers whose term of service
is about to expire is recommended by a
number Of rebel Generals.
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There has most interesting little tight
commenced, which promises to become
beautiful, between the respective fellow
ers Of Lincoln and Fremont. tho bone of
conteation, of course, being the next Presi-
dency The Missouri radicals, and their
congeners all ever the country, are pitch
Ing in hot and heavy for Fremont, and
handle father Abraham with as little con-.
sideration as if they were copperheads
The st. Louis Neue Zeit thus replies to
contemporary, follower of Abraham:
As for the charge that we are forming a
" Fremont party" let US at once say that
the Fremont party is nothing but the
Rsdicaipart in opposition to the Republi.
can dishwater OF Lincoln party With
that party we don't want to have anything
to dc; on the contrary, we oppose them,
and hope to have them defeated before
they force the next Presidency upon us
and for this party Of immediate and un-
conditional emancipation, regeneration of
government and diguified position towards
Europs, what more mt candidate than John
G. Fremont?
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EOr NILE
Lands for Sale.

4 HE following lands and town lots
] belonging to the estate of the late Cen. ". h. l..
wallace are offered for sale reasonable time:
sEk Sec 81, Town 81, Range East Sd P. n.
b6 ceres North part ofNW1 Sec 2, Town IS, ..
E.st35[ acres Of South frac NwA sec -, T %. 4 4
Undiyided \ EH SWA see 1s, town 50. RI.
Undivided \ Sw1 Swk sec 10, town 80. RI.
Lot 10 in block s., sta,es'Adaition to Ottawa.
Lot 6 in Slock 81. do do do
OTIS and IL, Ri 10, do do do
Let in Block 7, North Ottawa.
Lots and Ek lot 8, Block 3. Ottawa North.
OutIot Is in Ottawa North, containing 81 acres.
Lot, and 5, Block 1872, Whtahead's Add. to Peru.
Mrs. N. ANN WALLACE, Esscutrie, DC.
dec 19tf JONI F. Nash. her Agent.
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SUBsTITUTE WANTED.

MY son having recently enlisted in the army, and
vi subsequent events rendering it very nconvenient
and indeed rulnous that he should go, is anxious to
tain substitute take lis place. In addition the
high bodntes paid by government which the
will be entitled TO, he is willing pay further liberal
sum.
Apply to Z. l.. Waterman or J. +. NASH Ottawa,
the undersigned. MICHAEL FOoRD.
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FOR 81 LE.
The Fine Stallion Prince"

He is five years DID, stands 16ax hands high, and
weighs, when in condition. 900 lbs.
He bright bay, bl ack name and taft and can trss
n mile in 4 m inutes . rs
he was sir cd BY imported Norman Horse "Louis Ma
poIeon }" by Duroc Mare.
He took premiums at NJ National Hsrss Fair In
PEORIA and first premium at the State Fair At Decatur
for best Draught Horse.
He is closely built, with fine limbs and good, square
aetsB and will be sold reasonable terms on appli
cation to b. G. STICKLlY,
!an 16, 1864 smo Pskin Ills.
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FYNHE copartnership heretofore existing between ia
Il coo Tirich and Richard A. Smith, known the
firm Of Uirich Co, is this day dsso Ives All claims
against and debts due said 6rm will be settled by
Ulrch, At tn, old stand La Sale street. near the
Geiger House. JACOB ULRICH,
Ottawa, Nov. 9, 1868 RICHARD A. SMITH
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CYRUPS-XX Ambsr-Nev York nsnufacturs-a
- fne article for Family Uss, q retail, By
January Is, 1874 SW CHERvEk.
UNIFTY Grsss Gates Round Matches for sale By
y JAnuary ll. le1l - CHYxH8Ru
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WANTED.
TO TRAPPER

4 SITUATION as 30 7kkeeper by one who thoroughly
N understands the business Best of recommend
atoms given. Address Box T, Ottawa Post Office
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DISSOLUTION CHARACTERISTICS.

T HAVE dozen new Mink traps that be bought
Il cheap. Z. ii. PORTER.
At Foyes' Machine shop.
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SheriTs Sale.

The State of " isconsn. Circuit Court-NTl.
waukee county. Roland Olmsted against Jchn
Sercomh, surviving partner OF the late firm Of
Terton & Sercomb Execution.
p1 VIRTUE OF al execution issued out Of
~ aud under the seal OF said ourt in tho
above entitled action, to me directed and deliv>
cred, and against tn personal and real proper.
~ OF sad John ~ercom1, surviving partner Of
the late frm OF Terfou & Sercumb, | have lev.
I'D upon the following described real estate.
AID I'll h. rug :, tile md interest which he
-aa def dam lad in iho'aid property at the
I Sc "' rhe decketng OF ard Judgment in this
q unty 10 wit: on rhe 26rh tae of April A. D.
1863, Or has since acquired, VIZ:
The south half of Section seven = in Town
ship seventeen II north OF Range twenty.
three % east, together with the saw mill. ma
chinery, tools, implements, &C., less the south
halt OF south west quarter of said Section, which
said real estate and right, title and interest a.
aforesaid, / shall expose for sale and sell At
public vendue at the Court House in the village
OF ManitOwoc, hanitowoc county, in said State,
on the 5th day OF January, A D 1864, At the
hour o! 10 o'clock of that day, to satisfy said
execution and costs. Dated Sherif-s Onics.
Manl,owoc, Nov 5th, 1863
TRAP. SMITH
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THIs astonishing preparation turns tn
Hair back 70 is ort6'aW c1l2r. after hav-
ing become gray ara re;nstat=s it IN p
ia cric;nrl hpeHh fo.ta-. saane~s an
hesntv removes s1 T'arrsf from the
Scalp and ~ n"s. o,aer' itching Il vi
also cure Ca'-"aar- g,rup,i9r-. such a
scald Head, letter, &c and hence create
n perfer'iv healthy condition Of he Seal"
bv ac,irg as S'imulanf ard Tonic % n
organs Supplying the cn'oring mater -
the Hair completely restoring them T.
their original rigor and healh-thus pre-
venting all tendaucv to become gray.
1t a'so prevents the Hair from becom
ing unhealthy and falling off and cansas
|, TO grow and thirken where If is gone
hv resuscita'ing the organs necessary Il
surplv nutriment and colorino matter.
Thousands Of Solliers in tho Army haye
testified to he above. who had hecorne
gray and lost their Hair hv sickness
change Of climate. and ina'tenton, whie
performiug camp dutv.
Asa Restorative and Dressing. 1t has
40 equal.
T. & J. ROBINSON.
Wholesale !, Retail Agents fox North~
Wisconsin
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SheriTs Sale.

The Safe OF Wisconsin. Circuit CoHrt-Mil-
wauSee County Byron KHbourn against John
Sercoinb, surviving partner Of Thomas Terton
deceased Execution
DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out of
- and under the seal of said Court in the
above entitled action, TO me directed and deliv.
cred, and AIMS the person al aud real proper
~ OF said John Sercomb, surviving partner Of
Thomas Tecton, deceased ] have levied upon
the following described e.tste nd all the
right, title and interest which the said defepd-
ant h7d in and 10 said property 1t he date of
the dockefing OF said judgment, in this Mani
towoc, county, TO Wit: on the thirty first day
of July, A D. 1862. or has since acquired, viz
The south half of Section seven = in
Township seventeen IL north of Raage
twenty three 80 east, together with the saw
mill, machinery. tools implements, &C.. less the
south at of south vest quarter of said Section,
which said cal estate and right, tit aud inter
est as afor esaid l shall expose for sale and sell
At public vendue at the Court House, il the
village OF hanitowac, Manto~ oc county, in
said State. on the 5th dav Of January, A D.
1864 a. II o'clock of that day to satisfy said
Execution and costs.
IRA P SMITH
Sheriff Hanftonoc Co Wis
Dated Sherif7s Office Aanitovoc Nov 5th,
1863
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SheriTs Sale.

The 81, e Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court Mantle
voc County Henry w Hunt against z.
soye= aid Charles A. Noyes.
ny ylnTUE OF judgment of foreclosure
y 4 sale rendered bv the Circuit Court in
and for tn cou>tv Of 'an'towoc, State OF Wis.
consin. ut the ger, raj term of said Court held
!, the Vitae e-d ,-0upty o: aanto~oc, and
State Aforesaid, in lie ss,ve ent'tled action on
the let dav of july A. D 1853, | viii sell ut
public vendue to the highest bidder. At the
Court House in the villgs~ OF as1itowoc. on
the 9Th day OF February, A D 1884 a. 10
o'clock 10 the forenoon of said day, the fellow
ing described roperty or so much thereof As
will raise the amount of said judgment ana
costs to-wis Lot No nins-9-ip block NUNS
Der 6fty-two -52in the town plot OF Two Rivers
county OF Manito~oc. and State OF Wisconsin.
Dated October 9Th. 1859.
TRAP SMITH, Sheriff.
CARER 4 TErrrLA PsissiH's Any.