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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29
Craamifation.
Die Souptswedeber geieai6nft iirlb GrHrMnternn9
IL GillmanSer,lna in mrferen GtGdt faih 8frf9ass

Die 9anptswedeber Geieai6nft iinb : GrmMateruns
siir Giiiman6eriHg In nrieyen S4G6t auin &er19Gsz
zen DO er;ten bie5er 9pede beabftst iie bar6 ans
folf pen Sdn6ereien sa erredben, no t anqemshene
gEaertrnft oher anbere 4ortbeile fr
a M s pD e gs as gB s 81
iebahtlen % fefe 2dn0ereien ioHen m pnenoe Sosis
iteaen unb gr6Bere 5ld9en anseeiegt uilo an ben
Gtumanberer eittue6er HIM rirftc9eH poer Dentg err
6Shtem Roitenpreis in Der Mrt perfauit werben eda
srptfden sDe pertanften cine pa ante Hdrceue egen
bIeibt. Der Rdufcr bat eth @iertbeil boar unp pas
lIebriee in 1, Q Mnbs3 Sabre gu betahleti.
Bic geieHidaft Iuir6 aud ais saleenturs fit aroBe
pelRs eF sailp ~ less's
burch 8eibaffnng pon 6anowertern, @drtnern; Mne
ieoer Mrtppt Arbeitern 81 be te lntro Afpett
uefiGaffen t5ilnen nd e tbr HspgA ~ SeiH afgnns
al inbnenaen @feiien inn seinnbsiten e
RItma Der aonaen eIt susuiiern itllo ebeno rpEe ne
i'm Gtanne iel, BEN MrbeitS9ebel irieoen tM eAen,
npem lie bic Mrbeter r tAn az Tgene ellsn a An!
6iIiIdspfds nber cine Gtenbabn Station hefert. Ak
beabii6tigen, mnier Spem, ale Arten pom Aree
mad ie6em EbetI hes Staates ~ befbrbeEfl tflres
mebr 81 @egen nGgsre ~ Ssltam
mnngen uerpeien fctr au usier etreelar aDsr 0'els
Sci gepinn Der GeIeai9aft wirO POI. BEN jpdtereH
gerfaut Der porbsha!teneil tsiTpllben hsgssoei
grurbfide, pom Mlifban RON HSrfertl Mile StG0ter
an basm geeigneten Giellenr pom Der MlfbNife pof
Eabrifeii ber 0[genteinen Gnt1ptaelnnB Der Hrpnnf
tens unh gineraIz& hes Staates Nno emo
lid pou ben gsbdbrea fsir ssiersana pom ArOe't GO
90 infer Capital al.f Dem aanbBefts Der @eieHf9af
bat M 0 RsR S Des tssns,
ma1en nno eaher rDerSen unlere Aeflen DIE
ieiben chen 70 ft4er ais portbsti Rait fnSeit 50
Die 9auptz0 fiice ptro ny @df9plues Genn.I 9epel
ten ulin bic Gejeli5aft tenbfdtigts Sub u
ebeu County 6es 5taates aii5Heien. Snbcripttons
biider bsfinbeu @ IN ben 9dnben bon Anion 9teiiot;
sS@ M fir ,ps d
| dutorifrt finb. nnterse9nnn9en FUR Attsen Der 9e
| feIidaft entge9en gu nebmen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29

sd babe Sbnen 81 iaaen oersefien,
Oab sic cine Retannte trdfenyA ipra6
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29

Der Nliniifer, Guftab puriteleno.
Or faante Die Sage 8ei6efy idnf rur
ieiner Gepan6tbeit geldng es, bas Bite
tsre, mos bic GrinHernng Bate, 81 till
gen.
alnna fannie .bas Gerbdltnib niGt,
oas emf siDifdgea ibreH Slater unb Der
SHUTTER Gnftabss beitantens NE spnBte
es niGf. mic fief Die DnnSen iuaren, bic
feline 9auO ibr sefdlagen; abet 60 mar
elm Bug i6res GersenB, Der fie 40 bieier
sbrlpdrtiBeH Camille binIentte. Sie
iab neben iAr;; Ne ettpies ibr cine uns
gebeuGelte ubrer6ietun9 |; fie f6lob fid
NIT paDrer 9iebe ibr an; aber bic en- :
pEnbunlen dEate iie ni6t, bic 6as Gers
Oes @ieIgepriitea effiiIten fe pnBte
2sSie sdrdas ntGf in SetteiL bic bain
uno mann ketDdf6teGea DplIte. limb
bsrmu6 that SefaadOen 6tdh Stsfe aiebe
10 iuOhl. Ill A.4sassq
gufab iab bies gBerben INN btrRut.
ter aiebe NIT felieeg Greneeg %, and
fur i5n bdtte fie nnanneB Iiebfcide Bort
man6en @Iid, q Der freilid fief In iein,
GeeGe oraMg, liiG dfiea alter Ramp
ernenerte, ben III ftegseid beitanben 81
haben meinte sBie Eanaen biefe fiiber
GrinnerungsR ii6eE ibl, iuie cine erbe
tenbe Bei6f alR ibR mad Eif4 DC
- a&&M e. 49, - A. sF 4 Ss.M q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29

9Ils lie in,S S6lob traten, enpfing
bic MiniitertH auf cine iuobItbuenoe
Il sEeife lAie m1after 9hitabss Set Slid
.erf@ienen Die beiben fleincn Rinber, bic
Gaifab fnttrri9teh IoGte; itn6 bic altsfe
s5odter;aaIein ipie esbebte @uitab, oils
Nnna, 2aubiHos id6ne Sodter, an ibrer
0anO eintrdtI
S@s4TaNF sN5a49ss &
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29

8ieie felt LANCER Yet etabEirte @uHere if tirsin
pra9tuoiem GtpI ernenert unb bergeitelt wor6eii,
nobel ale m5sli9e 8equemIiateiten gum Seiter oes
gublitaus berldF& tist wurbe. Bran brardt SieieIbe
nur gu iebe nm e idsen su Ternen, Niles 1T in BEN
Gtodmert petnist, 1T nit einem eIesanten Eoilettez
Simmer fr anmsn ueffeBep unS es ftebt beiHint sil
erparten bas bic Berebunsen bes Gisentbimers, has
@obIeefaHen feiner eeehrten G5nuer sH eruerben Don
benfeIben nnertannt peroeM. Sir baben cine rieae
Senbuns u0RaIbunss uit6 etueneue Art pom Caste de
Niche Habmen erbaIten, baben aud, pie INNER,
cine srpBe MnswabI @ersoIbansss nr9s &oien=
boI;=9abmen. bic i fir sr6sere 8iser etenen ME
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-16

AZ a Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within an !
Tor the county Of York. ON the hrst TUESDAY ~
March, In the year Of our Lori eighteen nun
dIcd and siIty.sIx, blythe Hon. ZEE. Bourne. Judge
OF said Court -
John MOULroN. Jr. Executor Of the will Of FL
81 eanor Haynes, late OF York, In said county, de-
ceased having presented his anal account OF admin
isration ofthc estate OF ss deeessedfor allowance
Also, his private account against the estate OF said
deceased Zoe allowance
Having also presented his hnai account OF admin
israton OF the estate OF Elizabeth Haynes late OF
said York deceased, for allowance he being execu-
o,ie,sS That the said Accountant give notice TO all
persons Interested by causing seopy OF this order
h published three weeks successfully In the Usiss
Je.,..i, printed At ndSs,SrI, IN sId county, tina,
south Berwick In said county on tho hrst Tuesday In
April next, at ten Of the clock In the forenoon,
aud shew cause, 10 any they have why the same
'"'''' "'' Attest. George II KnOwitOn, Register.
Atrus copy. G.. n x,o,,,0, R.-,.,,r
At q Court OF Probate held at Alfred. Si,h 70
March, In tho year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and sixty-siI, by the nOn.E. T. Bourne, Judge
Jesse W. Adams, named Executor In . certain In
a strument parpo,ting TO b. the last Will and zee
in said county, deceased having presented the same
''s oIsss ina, the said Executor Civ. nO,ls. :,
order 20 DO published three weeks sueee..iyely u
the Ussea ssd ye.rssi, printed At Biddeiord, u
.:s county. sSss mex .a %sy aid sSss
~. on the arst Tussday In April nsLa a. !, ss,
ofths clock In inc forenoon, and she. s.Sss III,
proved approved, and allowed Is the last VIII ans
Atisss. Gsorgs II. Knowles. Register
Affect. e.orr, H. xno.l.cn. R.s....r.
' Sss si:s gisf; to got good '''s'''
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-16

CoSumN FsiicIrY AID BLIss-IIoS Wives sHotLD nS
gsE,rsp-So,hing Is suocIthle % harm "frOm The
storms mi, rule world" than the del,e nature q woman
The hashart rc,s hearty AMI robust In seasons She" the
ftan and d,ieSae wife drcOps like rhey hsnaid sensitive
Plant The storm tA leaves the oak unssiled uSoo,s The
ao~er" yor wis IL siag. SICKNESS IsOs,rates her,
ratena stuie AMI upon her, renemr you arr
the Hesvvaarpssed guardian Il her health You shouh
not Col 10 rr,y hr Win deeaces which sa assist Naur'
On rvstornz hcr to full yger. riSrsuoS BrrE9s ace jas
IN. thing she peei Their effect In building up the system
restoring the life hccs N their original vigr, creating rev
blood ami aiipose matter, Is truly magical sSii
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-16
LYONS
PERIODICAL DROPS,
TIE
Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

THESE Drops arc n scientifically compounded fluid
4 preparation, and hotter than any Pills, Powders
or Nostrums being liquid their action Is direct aud
positive. teaderiug them reliable speedy and cor
tain specific for the Of all distractions and sup
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the fact that 10000 bottles are annually
sed aud consumed by the ladies Of the United States
every ono Of whom speak In the strongest terms
OF praise OF their great merits They are repldly
taking the place OF every other Female Remedy, and
are by all who know aught OF them as the
surrst safest and most inaliblo PREPARATION In the
world for the Of all female complaints the re-
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fion OF health, regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they may DO used. and eS.
plainln: when and why they should not, nor could
MT be used without producing effects contrary To
n<turcs ehoscs lave, will he found earetoiy folded
around each bottle, with the written signature OF
JOSH l.. Isox, without which none are genuine.
Prepared by liza. JOHN L. LYON, le5 Chapel street,
New Haven, Conn who can he consulted oithet per
soa.lly or ny mail enclosing stampl concerning all
private diseases and female weakness.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
Genr Agents for 4, \. aud Canadas.
pr. A. DACON. sole Agent Cor BiddefOrd. suits
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-16
CATARRH!
RHEUMATISM
EYE, EAR,THRoAT
DR.. FRIEDRICH,
FROM 81 CARVER STREET, BOSTON,
Yocaer,y consulting Physician and Surgeon q the
ryaowngl Royal bethany Hospital, Be-
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FROM TUEspAY............. s9'
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Where he daily can be consulted exclusively on
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. CATARRH.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM,
AND ALL DISEASES rus
EYE, EAR AND THROAT!
Requiring either Mc'lci Or Surgical all.
EYE, EAR AND THROAT!
Requiring either Medical Or Surgical all.

W Operations Cro,,Eyss and Cat,raot stlaiy
tS,rf smcd neftSest Amauryss successfully tecstei
Particular attention given ch.hiren scc With discarg-
% lrssp thu Ea Parent. having chihrvn ar~ sre inr'rci
that they can cursl Il that dissgrcea ,l'toa s,y
AMI Tm,nstty anil that IN. sooner they have attended TO
uIg ngFe readily IL eau I've easetcl
ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted without rsis.
pAiier,. an othets Intending 10 csnsul the pctnr WI ie
uolbce that the Dsct's stay 10 rspo,sbiy tncl to ot
week anly AMI terefc In orier b. obtain the @ btt Il
Ms sty an carly e y desirable. Certificates u pr
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Reference rita permi"'Oa'
rev. n. Schwsrts, toi rinekR.y It, Boston.
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w. Kelley, 30 Treasnt a., hpsol
Dr. Hart, lol ryl-r st, Bostou
Dr. H. Hor~ch, Dsyer, n. II.
Dc. J. A. IOan;, Dover, " II.
NJ u. I,oss, ESl., Lberty SPARE Boston.
q. Allen BrOsn, EsI., "a c0umcrcisl st, Boston-
X Urblna, Es, Justice q the rae-, IL School g., Boa
LSa.
L. Dabo, Esq, I: Boyis,on st., Boston, and others
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-16
DIED.

,Najce. ~ deaths nc execing six inc' Inserted free
sbayr thai numbcr, at regular advertising rates.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-16
sEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

The splendid and fast Steamships
- Dirlgs. Capt. II. SHERWOOD, aud
fHRFraacoais, Capt w. W. sHsRwooI,
6will until further notice run % fol.
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland, every wednes
day and Saturday. at O'Clock NJ, and leave Pier
% East River, New York, every Wednesday aud Sat
urday, at o'clock p. NJ
tions for passengers making this the most speedy,
safe and comfortable route for traveller, between
New York and Maine.
Passage, In state Room, 5000. Cabin passage.
$500 Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line 10 and nom Montreal
Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport and st.
John. ,,,
shippers are requested to send their freiShtw tne
leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply to
EMERY q FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
II. d. CROMWELL COMO. s6 West Street, New
York.
Portland, May %, 1866 a.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-16
Second Hand Stores,

Bought, sold or exchanged, and constantly on hand
We would respectfully invite all to give US call be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-16

The pcr tegs n nfrm all applicants that thsy wn nj
acc-ptsi PATIENTS uer any constellation wheycr,
kss he u satisneS ~ cs<vfui cNsnOscn % the cas- thai
~ can 10 hsvi RAJ AMI lasting beBcdt Applications NAH
sr,y Wy kttsr therefore entirvy useless and wall not b
answered..
rrSo charge i0r CONSULTATION 81
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-16

In tM. city, March II, MIR Joanna vie Of Mr. ac'rs'
Sutherland, - yrA . -.
la pi.It = rhre Rivers, Canada Feb ~ 81 small r"s
wui. shoycBsI, " this city, ~ yrs.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-16
MARRIED.

Ia thl. city, March IL by Rev. G. W. More, MI pavFi
rl,n ~ Ch,l.e Mass anil Miss Ansress NJ tcrktw- q. H.
In ih. city, March H. ny REV. G. reassy, Joseph j. Tar
tssS ssi sarah J. saith, hah 81 ". =,
wm, Cc"k, IT,, ~ NewbaryIost, Mas, AMI Miss he"'
Lske, Il H.
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true copy Attest, George II. KnOwl.on. Register

NVHEREi Is the beat place 70 get good picturss
w A. x. II MckENSkYS IL
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
"a J0RDAN'S WHITE SULPHUH
;G5:] SPRINGS.

S,-za J0RDAS'S WEEIEE SUIPHUH
EEa#l SPRINGS.
Tl9 above celebrated Watering Place il offered for
sale on favorable terms The property is situated in
frederick county, Virginia, within five miles Of
winchester. and mile and half of Stephenson's
Depot by good turnpike road. 1t consists of ahnnp
one hundred acres Of Land with large Garden and
ngs are of brick, three stories, substantially buiit
CONTAINING about ninety rooms, with Bath-homses'
Ten.Pin Alley Stables and other out buiIInSs'
erected at cost of $4,000 in cheap TINES, ali 81
whlcn can be put in complete order at \ small aS w
Rense and be ready for visitors within thirty dav
Inc garden is now being filled with vegetables and
ny Ice houses are stored with Ice for the season
Inc Healtness OF tho locacy and the virtues fhe
%afGrs are 50 widely known that they need not hero
DC dWeit upon. There is constant demand for tn
water for transportation. Visitors leaving H.. - j
more more or Washington in the morning can reaof -
sort offers SO many advantages as this nor mer re-
scented. w is bore pre-
Terms Of sale. one third cash, re- ooind,- - -.
Two and three years, with interes' iiF IN one
uona6le. Apply to GEO. W. y ISGES = SIN "'s-
z ST. paul
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
COLLECTORS NOTICES.
MAX DEPARTMENT.,
IL CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.

,,orr, 80 49, BALTIMORE, June 6, 1866.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the owner or
owners of the following property that the taxes re.
man unpaid thereon, and if not settled within TEN
and As DDY !, THE SAME FOR SALE:
LIST OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
OPEN ON Ledger, NO. !.
Abbott Edwin, ! and imp north side High st SG6 81
Abbott Edwin, lot and imp Block. 1872 81
Abbott Edwin, lot and imp Block 40 80
Abbott Edwin, lot Hudson and Chesa-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-11
Wooden Factories.
OLlvERs WOODEN IA, loGY.
wanted---5o, 600 Pounds Of Wool.


The subscriber will pay the highest sasA price for
Wool; or will exchange Blankets Cassraefes fweeds
Doesd > PULLED Cloths, Stocking Yarns ke for Wool
Both the Wooden Machinery and the Foaring Mills
work perfect and are superntended by the most
perienced workmel.
win grind all kinds Of clear grain.
Having turned my fortune TO maze Il q produ-
Ger Of wealth for ALL l woulf SIX in exchange good
cheer, kind words and liberal onage The erection
or Wooden Factory with class slachinery has
proved no small undertaking, ecially il lacked ex-
per1enee at manufacturing Bat it was hly fortune to
secure for superintendent in she several departments
nen OF the best experience and thOroug which
reason the hundred thousand parts went Ia ttnly as
If by superhuInan agency
NO mistakes were made, none are Anticipated and /
am delighted at running establishment sgheh shall
hencetorth keep at home the hundred Thousand dollars
annually sent east for wooen wares and besides fur
nish work for willing Of men and women all of
theconsumer OF the surplus produce of this town and
county.
My expectations are ~ small profits and quick sales.
these OFTEN repeated y build ppor myself liberal for
tune in the manuf,cturing-a tile same time be the
means Of enrchinsmy thousands patycns If this be
selhshncss, may there be Of tie Ike and less Of
that wealth producing which begilsand ends in self
DOUGLAS OLIVER.
Glen Haven Nov. 20 1865 .2.-9t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-11
ESTATE OF BROWN.

In Probate County Court. Grant County. Wisconsin,
In the matter Of Guardianship of Charles II Brown
Carrie A. Brown, ard Hatty T. Bro4n ,rin heirs of
David Brown. deceased. Nov'r Term, Io66 Present
VIM MEG onigaf Judge t..
II appearing to the satisfaction Of this Ceurt fronthe
petition OF Bartimeus bite, Guardian OF 1aid minors
that it is necessary sell the real OF the said
minor heirs OF David Brown, late OF Grant Comfy de-
ceased for the purpose of their support and education
1t is ordered and directed that the next f hin to said
wards, all Others interested in said estate appear
before the Judge Of this Court the Probate Office in
Lancaster, in said co0nty, Monday he eth day of
January a. D. 1851 atone clock in the afternoon Of
said day, to show if any there shall be- why Ii
should not be granted TO sell said real estte for
the support and education of said wards;
And it is further ordered that notice o. aaia appca-
ton and hearing be given all persons Interested in
said real estate by publishing copy Of ts order for
four weeks excessively, once III each week in the
Lancaster in said county prior 20 said dht of hearing
WM. licGGNIGAL.
Dated November IS l886.-25-4 County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-11
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

In Probate Grant Comfy Court
In the mstter ofthe sale Of the real o. Henry
Smailbury, deceased u
Notce hereby given that by virtue AID In pursuance
OF an order Of license made Ia sad matte tho 18th
day OF September A. D. 1865, by the County Court OF
SAID county, the undersigned Henry ReiaeI Admins
traitor OF the estate of said deceased will os enesdsy
the 10th day of December, A. d. 1896 olaociock In
the afternoon OF said day at the dwelling hoss OF the
said Henry hesel in the Town Hickory Gxgys offer
for sale at Public vendue following described Iands
10 wit -, Ts,
The noFheast quarter Of southeast quarter Of etio
thirty 1872 and the north half Of the southeast
Ter OF southwest quarter Of Section thirty f3sl
Town number seven % north of Range number two IA,
west. - W
Terms Of sale.--ono half Of the purchase rnon.x q.
days from the time of sale 'V
Dated Hickory Grove shis I3sh Of Nov . N ,sss
o., HENRY REISEL
Administrators.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, \
COUNTY OF GRANT.
Henry l., Massey plaintiff \

Henry L. Massey, Plaintiff,
Henrietta Templeton Abram
Gibson, Joseph PaIliser Ad- Circuit Court of Grant
Ilinistrator of the estate of ) County Wia
Thomas Palliser, deceased,
Elizabeth j. Paser and
Hannah 4. Paliser infants,
heirs Of Thomas Palliser,
Defendants,
BY and under the authority OF judgement rendered
in said court ON the 24h day of September A. D. 1866
ordering that sale be made of the lands described in
said judgmentby and under the direction of the Sheriff
of Grant County and by direction of Plaintiff Attor
ney shall on the 9th day of January 1867 II clock
noon Of said day. the outer door of the Courthouse in
the village of Lancaster in sand County, offer for sale
and sell at public sa to the highest bidder for cash tie
following described real estate; NIX,
Commencing on the southwest corner Of Out Lot No
10 and running thence north 26o five chains and
fifty links to stake he of north line of said
Ont Lo No 49, thence south ITO east ten I0) chains
stake near centre of Out Lot No ftyone thence north
two chains and ninety-seven links TO stake in Out
Lot No. &c, thence north 204ao w st six chains and
and thirty links to stake dividing line between Out
Lots Nos is and 49, thence south 600 east fifteen chains
and forty-two links to stake the north line Of
Out Lot SO, thence north loo west six chains and fifty
links to stake the southwest of Out Lot
No %, thence north 1879 west TO stake the north
line of Out lot No 13, twelve chains and ttythree
links thence the north line of said section "a
to the northwest thereof thence south the
west line of said Section thirtyou the place of be-
ginning the whole of said mineral Lot containing thir
ywo and loo acres and the boundaries of said
ofland secondly above described are as follows Com
mencing at the South East of ont lot No Fifty
one 5O and running thence at 500 three chains and
fftyeight (5S) links TO stake the center Of ont
Lot ittyone (5D The1ce north two chains and nine
tyseven 97) links to stack the south line
Lot tortysix 46) thence north 201so West six chains
and so links to stake the dividing line between out
Lots Eighteen and Nineteen (1e"nd lo Thence South
Goo East fifteen chains and orty-hree Inks to stake
or large oak stump the dividing line between out
Lots Forty four and Fifty-three Thence South 400
west eight chains and fifty links to stake the
ter of out Lot Seyentyseyen (7 Thence three chains
and IS links 70 the place Of beginning the whole of said
last named tract of Land and lot commonly called the
Long Range Lot containing eight and threefths acres
all in Grant County Wisconsin. Said sale will be made
in order divide the proceeds of such sale among the
parties interested therein after dednctng the costs and
expenses of said action and the expenses of Sale
Dated Sheriff Office, Lancaster October 30th 1866.
WI II. elise
J. A. BARBER, Sheriff.
Plaintiff Attorney.-21-6t.