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The New York herald., 1866-09-26

A LBERr B wALpRoS. AuCrToNFER- go BROAD
~ way Administrators sale BYLASpTA WALna9S.
Mt G Boafwsy Will sell NJ auction Friday, september
~ at ins o'clock u. haisncc or stock &c., belonging To
the estate Of the late Chester briggs Particulars tomorrow
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

I,OUR SPLENDID FARMS rpg StLN-CtIEAP.
y great bsrrains near reckski westchcater
y, ~ each Terms easy. Apply e. MITCHELL. "
cslnr
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

A UCTfoS SOrICE.-RfCH PORCELAIN wARF.-roR
~ account OF whom Il may concern. NELSON
NClIO ~ will sell Ihursty Srptsnber ~ Al IL o'clock,
within their saleroom. ii3 Pesr street Hanover sqnare
800 pairs u superb and elegantly decorated Roman Nnse. OF
assorted patterns and sles Rs richly and elshorsty deco
rated French porcelain Dinner and Ton Sets ao rich white
CHINA Dinner and Tea sets decorated spttoons candle"
sticks de. All slightly dam ,gcd The stten
or the and buyers repeatedly called TO this
sale. Goods viii he exhibition tho morning of the sale
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BROOKLYr REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IoR sALR-Tng THREE STORY BROWN sroNE
Hou.e ~ oheeyer place, Brooklyn; all the modern I'M
pRoRABLY THE HAspsoMEsr AND MOST DE.
ehs.p anu grounds ssI L RIDE RIDER P Pin. .rrsss
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A Farm or 20 ACRES. TEN MILES FROM NBw
ob, sraHiwek near dsr. splendid apple And peach
nsw and Il soGa only
- PETriT 2FRAzEE, III Broadway room No a
ALEwASrINa rARMs-IASns.-ro ALI. WANTING
Mid 8 mes ana south sS1spi p.p srsaa BY rrsa
ss ss S %n S @ yss. 2 o f s. 81
n gp 10 cass sb fnpr
contain ng full Information viii be sent frs'
AGENCY FOR NEW JERSEY PEAT sANps, ALSO
/ n Paterson Real Estate. INdLIs 4 SHERWOOD,
IS Market street Paerson. !.
A FINE REsrDEycR-FRuIr,. FLowERs, EVER
neshsorhood posses.on surnshed
@.r or m s apply a; ws''Ae'e Land
sTT s .gMsEF .oaa sS.aa:. % ASR ws
barn q Land trout pond n,rfT g %.
No. 2 New Chambers street, ''F''
Ar, WEST FARMS, wEsTcnEsrEn COUNTY,
~ beautiful Conary Seat and one acre. laid out In gar
N'" AA' ''"' - JOSEPH MASON, % r,ns street
Ar sss, -Fos SALE, FARM or q ACRES POUR
% S Ssr~ss & a 1 on' ws ss rsS TS o ss
and pasture, and under cultivation, containing
Sns '''% 5n sRs % pp s
oasr ySe nas 20 .asn New
ns io.s city I. e''A'''' '''' A'''''' - : '~ " -
RARGMy--IN A THRIVING VILLAGE, IN. soMERsrr
eosn', w fine store rrorery Saceln, stand 9T or
on JAotEs, a's G,sadway
denss lornls from o9s 70 200 from New York
SERGEANT u Wall street.
ErNE COUNTRY ResrpEycg roR SAFE CHEAP
Y n@ar raryiown; 2' acres new house oiled in with
noe brnat or water; erasnd. il high eql,y,
sosp .
il,.e loi, 2 Sswirk fo1r minutes from principal de-
newark.
Y,op s,tr,y rycprInyr uousp ~ covpfprr
II nr,er a. c,,ty ,yth = ma esrlcn az ana
are are y T., iari b'art.nIy id On, PnSr s.nn Or III
S3,l Po.t Ones
---
1n ~ mia "a 49,, "n.nh S ~ 10y , nm, ~ ia Aomgs ~
n s no = NOV M ss apply iny e sar "a o
fwcn'y.lhird street
,,oe s,tr ,r,ypr1ev ~ ,rers oy1y r1our
y mile. from sar,tori sprns.. Address ~ Y D. North
Sreehhtli, saialosa county :, =
NOR sALe-A FARM or Urw,pps or 50 Acers,
7 within II hours rie of New YORK; orchard frul ant
i B Baneel "a Wall street New YORK
r sAh' Ina four mnHns s sns rron u'ssS Nh
depot - New Jer cy Central Ralroii Inquire it III LIB.
= 80, - - :.
hu seg s @ ssy Saro sSG SGr 6 Sss" tny II fra 1r'
ply 70 j LIEN MATTHEW 81 south E,a.h street Jersey
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

I1OR sALt.-A FARM or UPWARDS OF 50 ACRES,
y win ~ hours rlla NJ New York orchard fruit and
vines IN abunia1ce. splrndd ate for hotel Address
4. Il. Bannel, "a Wall street, New York.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

L'OR SAIE-k NEATLY FURNISHED HoUsE on
th.rc los Newark four minuies from principal de-
pot contains ~ rooms arran,rt INQUIRE
Newark
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

I.'OR sAr4E-2D ACRES or FINE GARDEN AND
Y Fruit Land four N nuics' walk frota Hc@ Iatkel
depot New Jcr ~ Central Rtlroii Inquire At III LIB
criy street New York
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

IruG SALE OR ENCHA ASGE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM,
T. "a acres. * ues from ciiy Long Island, location
heah nd vgry lete, buiiiagt al nrw and spacious.
Sen owner az III y 0afvny, -, on Friday next
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

NOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT HOUSE IN COMPLETE
orer Ia Wcschrsier county, with hne gar len Of ono
of Ini beautifully La out Price SlC,n9 fur.
ys'ed sl2epo. Possession Immediately. Address box
5Ji Post Office.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

yxrN wIrrFRs AuCfIOSEKR, WILL SILL tn
w day, l5i CNual street a. ocock the rhNrr Fni
tire 81 story house, opnsstne 81 faf9r Haies n
and Hantel Mirrors Lace tuftains Chambet Library VI
H., VD0u snd Kitchen Furutare % every variety Aiso
Velvet ktdscun'nser Tapestry, BtpssrN Inrer.py and
g Carpets Rnsa se otcthcf Nth everything fof hoss
nd Packing aud sblpts0>
With care Advances made on con, gnment.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

r,,URNITURs. gARrErs, OILcLorHs, BEDHsok
n PArlor and Bedroom suits Ac. at RESE siresS
9CoTrG ~ AID zli IA ison street Sorner OF GO
1avEHnl tAkan hs nssalincntsw ~ssssrred
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
FURNITURE.


4 RARE CHANCE FoR PARTIES COMMENCING
~ kpnse Keeping eiogant sets Of Furniture cDverd troc
ati cost sat for 500. piano0re Eissercs, Bookcase
PAiatinRa Hronxes Chamber anl DANG turutufe,
sn Fufntur. covered reps for sl, sacrifice. "a West
Sixteenth street Doar sixth Az,
FAMILY. ABOUT BREAKiSo or nouSFkEEr.
"A ins offer sale their Carpets Furniture aud Bed
ding lnqus AZ 2s3 NeAt Thirty. ,h street
Tor sALE--A NEW TAPEsIRy BHussELs CA.fET,
containing - cost " 90 VIA - sDd Tor ~ 10 per
yard Apply Al l19 slth stree, rear hOusn.
FuHsrruHs
DE- aRAAF TAYLOR,
Tos 81 aud 20 Bowery md s. chrys1le street.
WI ''''''f ff'TasiifVRg 'J MANUFACTURERS
rARloa DryIS1 ROOM
CHAMpvp FrrSfTtiEE AND BEDDING,
CANOPY AND VICTORIA BEDsTEADs.
Cor Southern trade A. ~ cent reduesion In price
-
L,UREITURG, CARrBrs. OILcLorHs, BEpiLk
PAror and Bedroom suits, Ac. ~ HESH sfre~S
8OOTT0 aud an IN fson street. corner OF CO = -
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

EINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE CHEAP.
v near fRryipwn. IS acres; house. filed In with
brick " rooms large lawn, shade fruit trees
e. hns hrnpk or water; grounds IN high cultva
r1ns M stnnr Apply on the premises to q. b. HAM
AOSD. u -.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26


i Any person having $4,000 cash buy and
profitable cash busncss o s750D with arr" prnt.
Wa will sell Save and Heading NH IN Wilmington, Del
aware with balance Of contract OF $500 for the sum OF
4I3O0D and stock and materials at valuation.
Satslctory reason given esng there ia market
for all the mill make the premises r. S.-one of
the would like To remain Apply 10 or address RAY,
SPIES A co, Wilmington Del
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

TWO FARMS AT AtcrioS-iS KEssiCo, VI
! good building. plnny Of ifwt sel sAlrfrd ak
n aefrs tir other i3 with The stock and crops on Ira
DAY The 9Th ins 4. elnk. Leave Twenty %rtN
1IsD. " SMlI
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

noLE a MURPHY AUCTIoNEERs- will SILL Os
Thursday IL n O'Clock ~ g0 AtrH~ street Nrupkivn
rmsl as.orncni ofp,rlor, Chamber ini Sitchen r4fn
10 rood order
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

LBERr b. wALDRoN. AUCTIoSEER. -MoRTn AGE
n sale Of second hand Furniture. Nc. BYLtNDr VAL
DRON auction their saiearoons $40 Broad
wse Thursday September n, NJ of O'Clock large and
varied second hand Furniture consisting In
part Of Bedsteads Bureaus washssnds Armoires ward
es Bootc Etageres rosewood Parnr SUITS Lounges
Eas~ Chairs Brussels Velvet ani Tner,in Cpets, Rugs
Pier srrorr, Cur aims Coniees Ieds ana bsidng creck
cry Extension Tables, &r First class goods and In cd
order Also al same time back Parlor SUN,
made by Bescr and grand Piano by Butecofcr.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

RARiNN-IS A THRIVING VILLAGE, IN soMERsFr
- county J fine store Property exceiAnt stand tor
bushes; whch already established. Terms easy Call
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

L'LoRtDA PLANTATION PoR SALE - WISH 70
l. ALL Plantations Lake jamoIti kapwn "a Bur.
gess anl the Mitchell place. Thrss pintlt JOIN
er p oher and aang the most productive IN Loom
cntny Ihcv contain totrthrr ~ about ha ~
which woodland. Improve superior viii incli,
The sale W Mu,rs ~ ~ DKrn. ~ re'e ant -
Shoep free i"r 80 wAs!e tlno0 cash - currency 20,
gwen the ist dty ~ January, 1867 flcs
nnlel AdAress 2. Z. co-ton, Iallahasser ~.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

yxyANTED-A PARTY HAVING A FEW HUNDRED
w dollars cspita tha exclusive right OF sale
In the state York for the wonderful Engraving
produced which sells rapidly 10 the loading men of
every place We have agents clearing 800 month,
which we can prove to any doubling applicant Exclusive
right Of territory For particulars address Du
NH Pa
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

I'OR SiLE-FOUR STORY HOUSES N FIFTY.
y second street betwesn Fh and Sixth avenues three
story House i Eat Fieh Htrret three Houses fl
Sixysecond street between Frs, and Second Al
Ily on the premises ut each Place
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

A GRADUATE OF THE USivERSIrY or CAM
y bridge tEnalnndl, przsman and scholar OF his col
gentlemen his private
structon in Classics Mathematics, Mental and Moral Ph
oophy &C. highest references Address Cantab unyersity
Buildings, Washington square,
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

v)AwSRoKER's skLR-rHts DAY, At nEL A IN.
! GRAHAM's. ns New Bowery, va lots hen' and We
mems Clothing Sheets, QWll Boo Shoes A. " oriAs
q Al Wolf 80 Myrtle ayrnne nfoosyn
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

ry,O ALL WHOM fr NAY CONCERN WILL. sOID
j at public auc.ion, Thnrsiay, sepicnh.r ~ 80 a
iOA livery stable corner Of ioFy -~cf" a,s~s1
and Ninth gray Horse, 70
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

IrDR sALE-FfRsr CLASS HOUSE 81 WEST THIRTY.
L seventh street; chandeliers, mirrors &C. s33,5)o II
AMI O'Clock
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

AT ssSll-Fo SALE, A FARM OF 2f ACRES. FOUR
n miles from Norwalk AMI one mile from Winnepn,k
station Connecticut Said farm is we'll divided into mcna
and pasture and under cultivation, containing
house barn aud outhuiilngs Pleasantly situated on high
rnund On premises Of rs apple trees md
variety of fruit making residence suitable for either
county. Address Farmer box ~ station ID New
t0sk city
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

y,DR sNt-TIREE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSES
and Store With lot corner Of Ninth avenue ana Thirty
sixth street, Sj0D nve brick House and store
'front.' aud four brick House fl lot siS u,1
EDMCSD ". MARITIME, i,2is broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

business CHANG "A SMART ACTIVE MAN WITH
ID capital find good opening an establkhed
business, by calling NJ 2)s Broadway room No 8.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
MACHINERY.

AT ~ MANois rrHEkr,
n BOILERS AsD ENGINES YoR shtr.
g. H. ibDyD
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
INsTISUs;rgoN.

A SOUTHERN LADY DESIRES A SITUATION AS
"A teacher IN private family In New York city
teaches the usual English branches and music on the piano
Address Miss Bailey OF g. Reed ESQ., 10 Front st. New
York.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

A GENTLEMAN ABOUT FORMING A STOCK COM
"a pany OF $4,000 IL of the best manufacturing
fovsnrsses in the city desirous Of procuring gentlemen
with from $1,000 70 sHG0o to take interest with him
will warrant perfect success Address Stock, Herald
Office
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-14

Ii was then, when thought there was
neither hope in heaven or on earth for me,
I threw NV all on my Maker; and il was
then that / received assurance that to all
such sinners as had been there was mercy.
Earnestly struggled, and I received that
assurance. II has been said that l am a
aman of iron" But that power Of self-com-
maud has been given me from some great
er source than have within me.
/ am resigned. / haue reviewed the
whole matter, and know deserve DEAN.
But never deliberated or premeditated the
murder of Tamzen Parsons. Poor giri
Ny worst fault was ] loved her too wen.
But must submit. l deserve 1t. | hope
this will be an example TO all to keep iree
from the terrible vice, the curse which has
ruined the families and destroyed the hearts
of millions. hope, indeed, the example
may be lasting one.
I feel prepared. Sometimes an nonr
comes when / remember and think OF the
old chnrch-yard at home, and its long range
of tombstones where my ancestors sleep.
When think of the annals OF my little
native island, there are many recoiiecllons
of the good services Of my kindred When
l mention these things / sometimes think
/ would wish to be saved from this fearful
disgrace; and my poor boy-this is an
awful legacy to leave him, an awful legacy:
For that reason, and for that reason alone l
would wish this cup might pass. But Gods
will be done. am resigned.
The prisoner spoke in slow, deliberate,
impressive manner. as of one borne down
beneath the awful weight of impending
doom. He exhibited no signs OF weakness
or depression. His extraordinary nerve
bore him well, and there was not the slight
est treuior perceptible in his frame. As he
spoke many about him were affected to
tears. He was then sentenced to be hanged.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-14
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MISS ELIZA GOODWIN WOULD INFORM
vi her friends and the public generally, that
her DANCING CLASSES win meet az Masonic
Temple. on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays.
al 5 o'clock P. ". All the --latest and most fashion
able dances taught. Pupils can enter at any time.
innl2-9t
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COMPLIMENTARY NOTICES BY THE
CITY PRESS.

n
At period like the present, when our city is
filed to overlooking with 8 transient population,
and diseases prevail To an extent hitherto I'M
dreamt Of, it il proper that the means OF cure
diateIy interested should have information which
will lead them TO avail themselves of competent
medical advice. Men who have been educated in
the best schools of the profession of medicine and
been successful in a practice of many Year,, are
surely worthy Of confidence; II they have given
tkeir attention exclusively to one branch Of the
Profession snd nsds s1cest snnnor mort
particularly IL they have afforded proof Of their
ability TO cure To this latter class belongs Dr. L.
L. COLEMAN. who. in his speciality, has been A
benefactor TO the afflicted, and may ever be relied
on as safe and sure Observation-Disclosures unioa.
The attention of the afflicted is directed TO the
advertisement of DIR. COLEMAN. IN another column.
As practitioner in the noble science Of medicine,
he stands at the head Of his profession. He Is
grad s;e Of the most Distinguished University In
theSt ,te Of Pennsylvania, and il may well be
prou # him. for IL all its alumni have achieved
suchs ccess as he has, the Alma Mater may well
feel pa ,ud Of her ofspring.-kashriiie Times.
Attention is directed TO the advertisement Of
DIR. COLEMAN. to be found in another eolymn; The
Doctor is a graduate Of the University Of Penn.
sylyania. an old and experienced practitioner and
has been very successful both mere and ELSEWHERE
he has devoted his attention for many years past.
Those requiring his services will find that he e
not only skillful physician. but i high-toned.
clever gentleman.-lNasAcsiieP ress. 81
once Hours f-sm I'm the Morning 20
nc Night.
All letters must be addressed
DIR. l.. l.. COLEMAN,
ksx SOC, Pc.
Mash Vile. Tennessee.
deea-i2D
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with place in one Of his own masterpieces.
The practice of such men as Maturln,
Milman. Home. Young, Croly, Robertson,
and others, and the opinions of such eminent
diyines as Blair, Crabhe, Gregory and Ihir-
wall are entitled to some consideration at the
hands of even the most austere member OF
the most austere church. at
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-14

100 BARRELS OMAHA MILLS FAMILY
lttO Flour just received.
Flour MEDARl 4 BURKE.
jan 10-3t s e. Corner Broad and Market sts
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CaTAWRA GRAPES.

NAsHyILlE. December %. 1855
dar2n-lM
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WANTED.

ONE hundred Coal Miners at the Mines in Par
" nfise. on Green River. seventy. miles from
Bowling (Sreeu. dec ie-2w@
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-14

On frequent reflection concerning the manners
ard discipline of mankind. greatly admire the
wisdom 81 the Greek, who at the commencement
exhibited tragedies 10 the people. by nc means for
the purpose ofmere Amusement as II v commonly
thought bat much moro ON this acconnt; that by
the consideration Of heinous examples and mis-
fortunes they might turn their rude and fierce
spirits 90 moderation. and the bridling Of undue
desires These things therefore. were acted. be-
held read and listened TO, both by the philoso-
pliers and the people. not a. mere romanccs. but
rs instructions for the government Of life. Men
were thus warned Of thecauses Of human 0alani-
tea which ii those examples they saw brought on
and Increased by depraved desires
Let me conclude this branch Of the evil
dence by an extract from the history Of
Greece by the Right Rev. Connop Thirwall
Lord Bishop Of st. Davids. Speaking Of
the poet ard comic actor Aristophanes he
says:
..But s,ill hieher praise seems 20 belong 10 the
,as.f AristophaneS and his genius. wonderful IL
X i less admirable faaa fke H. made II q. He
whose works have furnished the inest abundant
materials for all the repusise descriptions Of his
times never ceased &c exert his matchless powers
sn epdearnrs 20 cennteract. 20 remedy or 10 ahate
the evils which he observed. He seems te have
nerlecfed no opportunity Of giving wholesome
advise in that which he Judged the most efhca-
e;ous form. and duly took advantage OF the the.
, - -o,,se eanfempf and Indignation against the
fsil1e~ and vices which appeared 10 him most uiti
mafely connected with the worst chlamities and
dangers Of the times
II was OF Arisiophanes that Plato said
AIS soul sras tie sanctuary n dc gruces. :
Plato studied his works, and honored HIM
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q 600 cATAwBA GRAPE WINK ROOTS
U,OOO OF three years growth. Of the first quail
ity' for sale in any quantity, at my Nursery. q
Gallatin. Tennessee and sc low prices. address
K. NJ. B0YERS.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, BREWERS
w of Nashville. at meeeing holden this day.
have agreed 70 reduce the price of our Ale and
Beer to SIX DOLLARS net, a half barrel. and
would respectfully suggest 10 dealers that patron
age Of home manufacture has always been ac-
knowledsed as ef mutual benefit 10 eli parties con
cerncd. h. STIFEL A CO..
-4ta5S -atAt p. LEITENBERGER,
r. KUHN
r." c. NJ. DONALDSON,
christian KRIEG,
JN0. X. RITTER a co.
MANkEL 4 FRANK.
NAsHyILLE. December g. 1855
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MAYORS orFIck,
COpartnership Notice.

(JANUARY /. 1861
T HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
Il me in my Business Messrs. J. j. S. Hook and
A. III. ROBERTSON. two young men. who have been
long in my employ, and whom can recommend.
The business will be conducted as heretofore
under name and style Of w. r. Cornelius 4 Co.
W. X. C0RRELIUS. Undertaken,
jan7-lw AZ Church street.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03
Town 26, Range 10.
Town 90, Range 20.

Unknown-un ! of Sd lot
lin 3 S,s4
Unknown-Und I of ga ne
a ne4 8
except IA acres in the ne cor
ner, lying 20 rods n & by 60
rods E & W, 1921
Unknown-3 acres situated
between Rice 4 Binns', in lot
section
said lot is the full width of lot
/, and its line is ga rods
Of end of lot l sec. 4, town
&c, range 20, S,73
UnknOwn-AIl of Sc or ne or 10
lying Of Main st, in = Nor
toms addition TO city OF Pres
colt, except two rods wide on
containing 20 acres, 22,8O
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03
Town 90, Range Is

D Belden--All OF ne or ne or
except 10 acres in sw corner,
laid out in lots, in the village
of Beldenville,
D Beldcn-Part Of NV or ne I
beginning at the ne corner ofnw
qr ne or, thence 80 q $40 rds
thence z So vs. % x $40 rods,
thence n as e "a rods, thence
n $50 " 10 rods, thence n S
e IL rods, thence c - * S-l0
rods to place Of beginning,
ID Belden-Part of NV or ne
or sec.
beginning on the or line at the
sw corner of q > acne lot as
seSsed to & W Bennett, 20 and
79-1O0 rods Of the Or section
post on n side Of section /, then
{ 16 rods, thence s So " 60 &
clio rods, thence n 60 rods to
4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03
Tax Deed Notice
State OF Wisconsin. I 60
County of Pierce

OFFICE OF CL'K OF THE BOARD OF ST.
pervis0rs, Ellsworth, aug. IS, 90. )
THE following pieces of land were sold
by the County Treasurer on the 10th
day Of MAY, 1854, FOR the taxes, interest
and charges Of the year 1868.
ssThereforC, notice is hereby given, that
Gnless said lands are redeemed from sai1
sale on or before the 10th day Of May, 1907,
they viii be conveyed 70 the respective
purchasers, according to law
The amount cf taxes. interest and char
Ees calculated up u the last day Of re-
sempti0n, il set opposite 70 each piece re-
Epectively- }. w. VIM,
CLERK ef the Board Of Supervisors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03
Town q. Range L.

ID y Stricklsnd-Part Of sw :
-f
beginning a. the NV corner,
thence s to the sg corner, then
. - the s line Of 18th ST in the
village Of Bay City, thence n
4t= e on the uOrthrrl- side OF
9th 81 q Jackson 81, thsuce n
a. : y to the line u ssii sw
Z. thence " 70 the place Of be-
ginning,
DIV Strickland-Part Of se
Eu9
beginning at the sc cor. thence
Won the : line 70 Jackson q,
II the village Of Bay CITY, then
n 49, W on the n side Of jack
son st 70 the " line Of Fsid 50
= sw thence n on said west
line u Jefferson 81, thence Q on
side Of Jefferson So 20 the L.
abel River. thence down said
river 10 the e line Of said se Qr
gw CT, thence 5 to the place q
beginning,
bW strickIand-Part ofse I
~
beginning on " side q Jack
Hon st, in the village Of Bay CT
~, AZ the NV corner nf 81 e,
thence n 49, W TO 4th At, then
az VI to the " line Of said 80
Isw3 thence to Park st.then
ss5e e e. Sd 81, thence n 4i=
etc the place Of beginning,
DIV Stricklsnd-Part OF sw I
uu1
beg aning 6 rods 5 OF ne corner
OF said sw sw :, thence s to
Ja5kson st, in the village OF
Bav CITY, thence n dos " to
Jefferson 81, thence : on the
line Of Jefferson 81 to the plscs
OF beginning,
DIV Strickland-Part or sW
z w Z
beginning AZ the = line on the
saStarly side Of Morton 81, in
The villags Of BAY CITY. where
IL intersects with 81 e., thence
n go wts 9Th 1t, thence n AZ
. to Park st, tnenee : 90 e to
ad st, thence . AZ W 20 the
place of beginning,
DIV Stricklsnd-Part Of sw
ksvK
6ezinning on the $ line Of said
sw sw 7 on the essterly side
OF Commercial st, in the VII
Iags Of Bay City, where il in
tsrsects with 4th ST, thence n
ace " to 5th st, thence s AZ
: 70 Morton at, thence 467 e
90 9Th II, thence s449 " TO the
place Of beginning