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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04
az AN APPEAI. TO nm pvc p1 . ov

~ AN. APPEAL TO THE PRCPI,E OF
LhE ouns sDIaAIh siAihs-The Directors Of the Youns
Mems Christian AnocAaon Of Rehmond resnectfuIlv bui
the Confederate States In behalf Of he soai.,, Ea,
lies 10 this city, scce Che Commencement oil The " Ar Rshons
has been refuge for those who have been driven on tSsr
Children from the devastated eountes Virginia alone
bu; from nearly state OF the coEeeaey, have sought
asylum In our mds On cisers have eeen appealed &c IN num-
bee instances 10 relieve the sick srd wounded soldiers fur
n hoes and clothing for soldiers In the Geld sns hospital and
10 afford food shelter for their suffering families End noby
have they The great majority OF instances responded 70 every
appeal
The supplies provisions city at this time
ducet and the difficulties ofobtanng Others ordinary mean.
20 Numerous and great that the funds contributed Tor the relief
oflfe.
In written report from Clothing Bureau appears ihss
are more sn three thousand females In this city who are
who obtain work fully employed The wages received
Tor ner work WI net enable these poor 70
without assistance then. nom city and country generally,
many instances OF actual sarson occurred
City Council has made nest liberal appropriations us pur
chsSs supps both for atutous distribution and for sails
at cost but the agents employed for the purpose
able proccre TIC quantity Of provisions required.
Under hese circumstances feel that Il duty 10 ap-
forward without delay contributions OF and supplies
the Army Committee Of this Association. sce the
Of this copee has abored sesiousiy and faith
fully for tae Sea grail and spiritual welfare OF soldiers and
their families, and for the Of glorious Lea
those soldiers not be discouraged the OF
veret and hus last and most glorious campaign,
&C home.
shipments made to Roger Marin Superintendent or VIM p
hunford Chairman OF the Army Comnee, Will be promptly AZ
tended TO- Aud In accordance with special made
with the Superintendent Of The Southern Express Company, all
express charges win be paid by them at Richmond
Contributions should also be mt % these gentlemen.
J. d. x. eLnoHf, Secretary.
~ Southern papers requested 70 copy. ap2l--p
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
" delivering 70 me, securing that Sc. him, nu~
latto boy THORNTON, about 10 old, feet inches
tall pleasant address and eipeion He len rdence near
Charlottesville, Absnsrs county the 18Th rebsusr Was
purchased By ak Il M Thcnss Crane, oi Oape
per county, 20 which county be has probably gone.
mhlf-oH GEO. Al. BOWIE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

SUNDR1ES AT PRIVATE SALE.
ROO pads assorted Cotton Yarns
OOO 10 ksgs Soda
10 bags Pepper
boxes Clarified Sugar
100 sacks Balls
20 boxes TsloW CandleS
20 doz Brooms
barrels Lard
Is kegs Nails
cases Brandy, 10 pint botteI
10 pieces Bleschei Cotton
10 barrels Vinegar
100 gross MAtchss
800 packages Tobacco
Ie2S-8t TARDY 4 WILLIAMS
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ON the 18th and 18th June 1854, portion of
" Gen. Hunters forces sbOut 4OO their WSy attack tire
city city Of ynchburg residence in Campbell
county, Va and stating they had rned wealth.
proceeded rody aud search my house They forced
The by breAkrg ock weneheg bureaus
and prttSes dawn and malta log flrnure scattering
my Important papers and ranSakng eveyspo from cellar
garrett where thought anything might be found thus
they made and left my homestead wreck Besides taking
entire supply Of provende family supplies OF every
they seized and carried OF large number secue
oreg and domestic and among 0the Of the latter cas- the
l. 2 Certificates registered debt Of James River
Ks. Co, No. and, $1,000 and SSs 900, $4,000
q Sept. IS. 10 coupon bond city Of Lynchburg, Nos.
$1,000 10000
saS ca sii $40 sIs 8i4 S4S, 10000
SEPT: g. % I'd. $1,000 each, Nos $50 ssi s:s $50
september so, bonds, Nos "a, a. 14s
September s)-9 bOnd', Mes 9ss. 2Ss $500
ca, 400
SEPTEMBER So bo.ds, Nos 3sl, 2s2-SSeo
each, 900
[rhese sa.d to Lynchburg Fire AND Hose Com
Prs;itentl Oct 81, 10000
$4,000
is1uei al Richd, - 2s,7OO
Do do do al Lynchburg
4. About 100 Tobacco notes. for hhds tobacco BtoreI
In Richmond, ......
5; E.t Tnos eoods dso,d, ,sour.d ~ trust deed
Hot Springs, bonds bal due Oct 1868 5000
6. Est JDo Kinnier, covenant due, 1000
Z. II. LaEenby, bond due, 1,246
s. j. D. Speice bond due, ~
9. ThoS. 4ladmAn, bond due, 5000
10. J. o. Williams, due, 1000
H. saoseT BOND due D'n'' '''N' DUE SEQ
give this notice the verdi prevent may be- the
negotiation OF these securities and have taken
steps enoin the OF them them and far
possible protect myself against the Of this out
SAMUEL MILLER,
jy2. 2tawlm Campbell county, Va.
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e1ssOamHs UCSspAPsrs narksd via Ores MI snaef-
AID that zee tern o. subse don abouto EXPIRE ana 3
s.E proupslg n ghsy Wish their pa9er soadausa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

Es- -DAur. ySas. $40 ak OnA', tSO three DOO,As
ia ~ les peri d, a per month
sE2 WEsuE, year, tses aOnhI. SIS. No Isbs-Pa0s
--es.vs for less tnaa ak nonths
ESEiE year ais hE months, s. No EaescrPton received
lsss sx BonthI.
eeruiiia ,ces a risk Of The EuhscribsE.
RsmaDees In avs dollar bl old issue discounted AeOosd
a. &c ne market value Richmond he ns rec pa
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% THE oLERKs OF THE COUNTY coURTs.

TO THE CLERKS OF THE COUNTY COURTS.
N order to facilitate the grsnling OF certif-
for exemption from mt ~ euty BY the Gosernor
desirable to obtain ss 81 tie Justices Of the Peace lately elicit
ed the districts OF each cauy, with the respective
sges OF the Justices TIE clerks Of Courts requested 70
nah tots infomsion practicable TO The Secretary Of s
Commonwealth justices elect not entitled commissions until
thirty days after their election asd the Of win
ant the fs Of August Certificates for sxsnp
ton Win therefore not AXE effect until afler at date
je10 .A sll. WIN. SIXTH.
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z l. Il q 4 A PHO
oaRorts OF ths Press Assosis ti.n.


knered according 70 -et OF Congress In the year 1862 by j.
fnAAss IL the uerEs once OF The District Court Of the Con
Tolerate States for The Northern District OF Georgia.
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rHE IIsRE NEAR MARIErrA.
The special correspondent. OF the Atlanta Ineligsu
Ger, under da:e Of the 2Si, GAYS:

The special correspondent. OF the Atlanta Iatelhgen-
Ger under da.e Of The 2Si, GAYS:
On yesterday morning the enemy held possession OF
ridge on the Powder Spring road, which commanded
the country around for some rnce, and which Wss
deemed desu abe for army. Our cavalry held pos
session Of il previously, but on the approach OF the
Yankees fell back aud abandoned the important position
Accordingly, N jor General Stevenson ordered in
the evening 10 attack aud carry the ridge BY storm Is
was not suppose that the enemy had fortified himself
IN so short space OF time ssd easy success was an
tic patsd.
Toe necessary orders having been given, Stsvensons
division moved forward in two lines Of battle, as fol-
lows: Browns brigade OF Tennesseeans on the right,
With Cummings brigade Of Georgiaus on the lett were
moved forward ia advanced 'front.' whls Reynolds
North Caronians and Virgnaus suppo ted BOSE, aud
Pettuss brigade Of Alabsmians supported CANNING,
Foese two linel we're cOmmiEdsd BY BIgadier neia
Cumming and PestuJ, aud moved forward in spead'd
style 70 the charge
The rdgeis On the right the Powder Spring read,
aud In the rearcf it Ia succession Of small rdgea and
rAVues Over these cur had 10 charge, and on ar.
irving In front of the Yankee skirmsh,rs discovered
them s1ougy iatreached, and in numbers large enough
be mistaken for q regular lice OF bait e. Toe dlV-
sion passed o.. and on the first charge stoFmed this fret
ns Of ntrsnchments and captured several prisoners.
Il then continued moving forward at douol tor
short distance, when second aud strong hne Of In
/ trenehments seen. With yell the men rushed Tor
ward urder CALLING Ere Of infantry and'arI cry, a,d
carried this I'd line, bui before they had es msny
gallant officers and men. The ridge nov captured,
bat the enemy main line Of battle looming up before IT.
GU men, carried on by their mpetu. sity continued {.
advance aud wee within 100 ards o. the us when
TIRE 10 ndou3 Are Of grape and canister from some 20
pieces OF artillery opsned upon them Detegardi1g then
comrades falling around them 10 numb rs, Browns fol
lOued By Reynolds brigade, continued to preos forward
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PATENT SORGHUM Or SUGAR CANE
CRUSHEH.

THE difficulty of obtaining imported sugar
Il and molasses compes rely home production One
cultyzed sorghum will yield Sufficient olassss
for consumption an ordinary farm.
Prepare land and plant your seed eTysscuye good
Orusher, aud make noasss a. the Sorshu cane
natures
The iubscber has obtsned Letters Patent from the oonieds
States and improved Sorghum Sugar Gaze
stalks-n the saving Of The juice nOws In e Of
required tho mahineln simplicity Of
on and The with which kept good running order,
Il d much superior 10 the machines heretofore used
FOR sALE-sTATR RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHTB.
For and particulars sd the subscriber Basyne
Post once, PowhAtsn County, Va JOHN BOOKER Eq vho
has model, st the Office Of Kerr Lyon, Richmond Va
ap1- 2ikc8ms THOMAS O. BROWN.
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PAY OrYIcr, EneINrra prpAR,nrNr. g 81.

PAY OFFICE, ERGIHEER DEPARTMENT, G s,
No. IA Law BailjiDg Frankin street.
Richmond, June ls,, 1854.
pERSONS having claims against this Depart
ment hereby notified snd requested present for
payment.
been passed upon and approved the Board Of Slave Claims
ONCE. ]. b. sfANARD
iel-d3t Capt. Engineers and Disturbing Officer.
INFORMATION WANTED-As TO the
Whereabouts and nditon OF Capt JAS. w. FANNIN
A. 6st Alabama Regiment supposed 70 have been captured h.
the battle Of the h Of May neir spOtyVania Court House
A. B. PANNlN,
Tuskegee, Ala.
~ New York Daily News please copy my2s-IO..
pUNAWAY IN JAlL.-Was committed to
IL Henrico County JAIL the sth OF March, 1884, negro
boy named HENRY slave, the property Of Washington
years age feet ~ inches high, light complexion
vhea committed light Buit OF wooea clothes The
hereby notified that uness he forward and
TO Law. GEORGE ID. PLEAsANrs
May 2oth 1s64-w6w Sheriff Of Henrico OeuntV.
NO1ICE.-I have opened an Office in this
having claims against Department whs ac.ns
Chief the Armies Virginia the west
uIs present them at once am closing this bushes.
cannot delay. ALfRED n. BARB0Ua,
Late Chief ouarermaster Of Gen. j. T. Johnstons Armies
Virginia and the West
ONCE on The corner Of Governor street and Tobacco Alley ~
stairs.
Richmond, Va, May 94th, lss4-2w
PAPEk.-We have for sale, in quantities to
English Foolscap
Commercial Note
Flat Gap Paper.
The latter paper suitable for all kinds OF blanks will be
sold At esS than usual phoes. WEST JOHNSTON.
je8-8t l45 Main Ct
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THE
FscM PETERSBURG

Nothing from Petersburg By hs train yesterday sVeI'
ing but speculative rum9rs not too Wild, however, for
Sunday falling on the eve of Fourth Of JAY. Some
Of our wounded were brought over. All continues
comparatively net along Que Lies, Our telegrsphiC
colamn will CO.. all received after the hour at which
we wlite-s o'clock. There vas nothing in the way Oi
news At the War Department.. The following despatch
from Gen. Lee was given Oul on Sliurd,y:
HD0s. Army NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
July AZ 1884
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in aocordAncs with the above ORDERS ~ oeers arriving In IN.
y and these dry this city ivho have not already dcus
so viii report In person, without delay there
By order Of Bnssdisr GsDers JoEz H. WIrpsi, Comm
Dept J. W. PEGRAH, A. A. Gen
19~-G
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SPECIAL oRDERa,l

XXX BhgAdsr General John H. wnder nsieb, directed
Ia->A~ 49, sdi-<- md without dot8y
lat The nkme rank, regiment and corps coassonss
oce and thelength Of time each has been the city,
3D. In each be Will require copy Of The By which
the oacer 10 absent from his proper command stationed
the city Of the order BY which be duty
XXI Wherever sppesTs that ccer not rghtfuly IL
Richmond be viii be sent forthwith 10 his proper
.es fast reported 70 this once for further action Depart
Gent.
ByeOnmsnd Of the Secretary Of war
(egnedl JOHN WITHERe,
lu. a.
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The Singer Sewing Machines s.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE is fast gaining world wide
reputation. 1t is beyond doubt the beat
and cheapest AMI most beautiful Of all
Family Sewing Machines vet offered TO
he public. No other Family Sewing
Machine has so many useful appliances
.or t'emmlng, Binding. Telling Tucking.
Tathering Guaging. Braiding, Embroider-
;no. CoTding, and 50 forth. No other
FANNY Saving Machine has so much ca
pacitv for a great variety Of work It
viii saw all kinds Of cloth and with all
kinds Of thread Great and reren, i'm
movements make our Family Sewing Ma
chine most reliable. and ~ ~ durable.
and most certain in action At all rates Of
speed. It makes the interIock stitch,
which is the best stitch known ANY
one, even Of the most ordinary capacity
can see. At a glance. how 10 use the let
ter A Family Saving Machine Orr
Family Sewing Machines are finished in
rha<te and exquisite style
The foiing ease Of the Family Ma
chine is a piece of GINNING workmanship
of the most useful kind 1t projects III
machine when not in use. and when about
to be operated may be opened as spa
ciouS and substantial table 10 sustain the
work. While some Of the Cases made
ont Of the choicest woods are finished in
he simplest and cha>test manner posi-
be, others are adorned and enbelIished in
the m0s' costly and snperb manner.
l. is abSolutely necessary to see the
Family Machine in operation so IS to
Judge Of its great capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming as popular Cor fami
" sewing a. our Manufacturing machines
ar. for manufacturing purposes.
The bran@n offices are we'll supplied
with silk twist, thread, needles, oil. d..
If the very best quality
Send for Pamphlet
fTHE SINGER MANUFACTURING co
ass B'oadwa- New York
Mlwaukee Office II NpmhaN House.
SEWhLL w SM TIL.
Agent in Nanitnwor
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N Office +!
Sherifs Sale.

The State Of Wisconsin. Circuit Court-Mil-
waukec County Byron Kilbourn against John
Sercomb, surviving partner of Thomas Terton,
deceased Execution.
DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out of
ID and under the seal of said Court in the
above entitled action, to me directed and deliv-
cred and aiust the personal and real proper
ty of said John SercoInb, surviving partr.er Of
Thomas Tcrton, deceased | have levied upon
the following described rear estate nd all the
right title and interest which the said defend
ant hid in and 10 SAID property It he date Of
the d0ckeing OF said Judgment, in this. Mani
towoc, county. 10 wit on the thirty FIRST day
of July, A D. 1862, or has since acquired, viz ::
The south half Of Section seven i in
Township seventeen III - north of Range
twenty three 90 east, together with the saw
nil, machinery, tools. implements, &c less toe
south alt OF south west On rter OF said Section,
w1ch said Feal estate and right title aud inter
est aior ess,id | shall expose for sale and sell
AZ public vendue at the Court House, in tho
village of Manitowoc, Manitow oc county, in
said State. OH the 5th day Of JANUARY, A. D.
1864 at II o'clock of that day. to satisfy said
execution and costs
TRAP SMITH
Sheriff Mantowoc Co. Wis
Dated Sheriff Office, Manitowoc, Nov 9th,
1868,
The above sale is hereby postponed until Jan :
uary 18th, 1864, at the same time and place.
IRA P, SMITH, Sheriff.
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Of offering bounties to volunteers until the
lst Of FEBRUARY.
The latest news from Cumberland repre-
sens everything a. quiet, with no fears o.
a raid
Mr. Berj G Harris memhe, Of congress
from MARYLAND, died in Baltimore this
morning of small pox.
Al the sale of conGscated property In
Virginia to-day Arlington was bid in b.
the government a, s26. 500. For This the
government had three Or four competitors
The Gusts Mill Farm was purchased bv
NJ. z Flanagan at ~ 100 There were
in all thirteen sales amounting to $50 500
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Sherifs Sale.

The State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Manito-
voc county. Henry w. Hunt against K E..
r. soyes and Charles A. Noyes,
DY VIRTUE Of a judgment of foreclosure
ID a, d sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and for tn county Of MaDitowoc, State of Wis
consin. at the general term Of said Court held
in the village a,d county Of Manitowoc, and
State Aforesaid, in the above entitled action on
the 1t day Of july A D, 1863. I will seu ut
public vendue to the highest bidder, at the
Court uouse in The villsae Of Manitowoc on
the 5th day Of February, A D 1864, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, the follow
ing described roperty or so much thereof o.
will raise the amount Of said Judgment lad
costs to-wit: Lot No. nine--9-in block NUNS
Der fifty-two -52-in the town plot Of Two Rivers,
county o. Mantowne, and State of Wisconsin
Dated October 9th. 162. ..,
IRA SMITH, Sheriff
CARTzR & WEIrFLE, Plaintiffs Atty. 49,
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Examination Districts.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT Fl Schools
ManitoVoc. Jssuary f. 1864,
To The Teachers AMI .Sch2ol OHicers IN
Aanitouoc getv:
| hav-@fe.estabished the several Exam
f:,n'ion Districts in This county, as made
by nv nreiprsssor. to-wit:
Examination District No l Towns
Of. Gibson. Two Creeks, Mishicot,, and
Two Rivers.
Examination District No. o.-Manto-
woo. Manitovoc Rapids, and Newton.
Eraminatioa DISTRICT No 8 -Coopers.
town. Franklin, Maple Grove, and Kos
su,h
Examination District No 4-Cato,
Eaton, Liberty, and Rnckland
Termination District No. 5-Centre-
vile. Meeme, and Schleswg
The object Of this division is TO arrange
the county into convenient districts for
holding Examination Glasses. one " which
will be held previous 10 the commence
ment Of each Summet and Winter term in
each Examination District, and conducted
BY the Superintendent in series Of writ
ten AMI oral questions upon the branches
required 20 be taught in Common Schools.
The written questions will be uniform
throughout the county. and the an.wers
10 the same will be required in wiring
Dne notice Of the time and place for hold
ing each class will be given, and all per-
sons wishing to teach District School in
this county, will be expected to submit to
an examination in one Of sn h cl,sses pre-
.lous to commencing their school
In DO instance will certificates be given
10 applicants until they have passed a
thorough and satisfactory examination in
o regular class, unless good and sufficient
rea.ors shall appear why the rule should
be di.rnrar,lel and the examination con-
d1ctsi 10 some othar manner.
J2EF CROWLEY,
County Superintendent.
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PROF. 0. J. WOODS
HAIR Il Els TOR ALIVE

THIS astonishing preparation turns the
Hair back to its original collar. after hav-
ing become grav and reinstates i, in al
it's original health Iuster, softness and
heautv-removes all Danruff from the
Scalp, and all unpleasant itching II will
slso cure Cntaneons Erup'ions. such As
Scald Head. letter. &c and hence creates
a perfectlv healthy condition Of the Scalp,
BY arlirg 80 S'muant and Tonic 10 the
organs supplying the coIoring matter to
the Hair completely restoring them to
.hpir original vigor and ealh-thu> pre-
venting all tendanrv to become gray.
It a!so prevents the Hair from becom-
ing unhealthy and falling of and causes
it to grow and thirken whore il is gone
bv resuscitatino the organs nece-ssr, to
SIMPLY nntrimant and co'orinr matter.
Thousands 0r Soldiers IN he Army have
testified 10 he above. who had become
gray and lost their Hair by sickness.
change Of climate. and inattention. while
performing camp dutv.
As Restorative and Dressing, it has
no equal.
r. & ]. ROBINSON,
Wholesale & Retail Agents for North
aYn Wisconsin,
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News by Wednesdays Nail.

Washington, Ian 10.
The runors Of any considerable bouv Of
rsbe's on the line Of the Baltimore and
ONO rairoad ara untrue A dispatch has
reache' headquarters here, direct from
Gen. keIla., stating that the rebels have
re'reated from near that line They are
evidently bnt picking up stray wagon
train. and kicking up scare generally in
the Upper VALLEY, to prevent some app.e-
honled move Of Meade's cavalry.
1t is rnmorel that Secretary Usher j.,
nbou: to be appointed u. S district jnl re
for Inliana, IN place Of the late Fy-Sec.e
,arv Smith In snch An evant Saperin-
tenlent Of Public Printing, Defrers, also
Of Indiana, is mentioned as Usher's sue
eessor. TX Congressman Mckee Dunn il
aI.o mentioned for the vacant jn1geship.
The preslen, haa ordered 4 court mar
.ial to 5e assembled far the trial OF Sur
seon General IIrmnoni under charges Of
fraud AMI n,lpra.'jc"s. brought bv thu
eomnissinn 'Es' 10, tong since examined
into the atylrs Of IVA eta
Gen Anderson, 10! Sumter f,me, will be
place IN .a4 retired list n = sew DAYS.
among the Distinguished public men in
Nash,nS ~ 70 dsg are Maj Gems. Meade
sal Hancock, The former had quite a
.sugtae interview with the secretary 81
va. = t.a cours Of the dav
1t has been minated in very good quar-
tiers that Gen. Hancock viii supersede
Meaaes BAT ;here IS ys, TO Official confir>
nation -
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Shefi6's sale.

TIE State of Wisennsi,s-Aa hitowoc County
Circuit Courf. Joseph T Becker, against
j ,hn Hors, man and Thodon Prehn. Esecu-
ton
DY VIRTUE OF an execution issUed ont of
- aud under the seal Of said Court. in the
sbsve entitled action to me directed and deliv-
cred sgai st the personal and real property Of
the said John Horstmsn and Thod0n P. elm, |
nave lev ed upon t. following described real
estate and all the right, title aad interest which
he said defend ants, either ct them, mad in
md to the following described lands at the late
IT do ket'ng of said Judgment, to-wit: the 2Gth
dav of March, A D 1850, or have since aequ-
RED: The " Or Of n Or, the n or of II W
Or, or Of Or, and : Or OF Or, e1-
cepting SO 6-100 acres de-ded away January
IA, 1860. al in Section ten 10l, Township
eighteen Is |, north of Rsuge fwenty two % |
east. Which real estate right, title and utter,
est as aforesaid, shall expose for sale and sell
AT public vendua at the Court House in the viii
age and county of Mantowoc, and State afore-
said, on Tuesday, the 9Th dav of March, A. D
1864, ut the hour OF two ~ O'Clock NJ. of said
dav, TO satisfy said execution aud cp-ts
Dated Sherif's Office, jar. h 1861
IRA p SMITH, Sheriff,
BgJ H BUeSs Utder Shrriff
ELLIS & JONES. Att'ys, Sh -pov5an WIS.