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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-04

had caused damage TO the Kansas
Pacific Railway. Several streams
were rendered impossible. Later ad-
vices report the railway repaired p
A band of 200 Indians attacked
Fort Wallace. on June 22d, killing
two soldiers, and wounding several.
Three Indians are known to have
been killed. % i4t
The Salt Lake Nidette Of June 18th
states that the Indians are driving off
stock from, the Lower Beaver, in
Utah ,ens a af rs etnt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-04

New YORK, July 3-The Herald s
New Orleans special says an issue be
tween the displaced official of the cit
of New Orleans and Gen. Sheridan
has been made to-day in the refusal of
the Comptroller of the City to pay the
salaries of the municipal officers ap-
pointed by Governor Flanders, the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-04
N. ". SPECIALS.

Issue Between General Sheridan and
Displaced Officers-EurOpean In
teliigenee Reinforce maBis for
the Christian Insurgents at Canjiia
Omar Pacha Preparing for An
other Assault on the Revolution
lists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24

sbs act n That has not been proved beyond reasonable
doabs then the plea VI insane de lou viii not avail ~
defence. charge you - after OF Jaw that II you
sstisned, beyond rossunxb doubt that when the
prisol stabbed officer echssnsy she intended 20 XII
HIM. " ycur DUTY IN hnd verdict Of guilty 81 murdeS
In tbs second degree; bit the uiner naud ind
tlat her msnd was 20 dsea.ed. Iabsrng under
IN In ans dslusion, that she Id not know she
VAS committing . wrong then u IL your duty TO
say not guilty ground Of insanity The Recorder
passed 10 the CONSIDER alton Of the other theory adduced
BY The de'ence. viz Ju.unable or ezcusaos homicide
and charged :-"ThAt II from the testimony you believe
that the deceased although m officer OF peace was
not properly eing discharge Of his duty In
ing the srsst OF the prisoner and did arrest ner and
sen unnecessarily. wantony and without any reasona
bic csso just assault her and using his
club In such manner AZ 10 induce hsg 10 bseve
lille vas In imminent peril, and that She beeviuI the
cargar - be actual urgent and 10 order 10 her
fc did, without intent take the life OF the deceased
sab dim with knife, then you will ind avsrdcr Of
'Not guilty"
Toe Jury retired at hafpast Eve O'clock. and after
celebrating three hours. announcer thai they had
agreed upon verdict. In short time the Recorder
look his seat upon the bench and the clerk after call
ing The jury asked tho foreman IL they had agreed upon
verdict, 10 which he responded In the affirmative.
hos say you, gentlemen, do yon ind the prisoner
guilty or not gulity?'
FoRsaAa-Gullty OF murder In the second degree.
Mr. Townsend the assigned counsel for the prisoner
said that he desired to arrest or Judgment but
as the District Attorney absent he would postpone
the motion.
Tho Recorder then sentenced the prisoner TO inprson.
ment the State Prison for The term OF her natural
HE. She then removed In charge Of officers ,he
Iombs, and the court adjourned 10 the Slst Instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24

. return NJ nossy 70 NE ssnplsinsn. his Homer
yesterday caused his arrest and. on BIZ erTatgpment
held HIM In $500 bail 70 appear for trial ~ the General
beeeNns or contrvjng - cheat snd deraud the COM
painan BY II - preeEoos and representations out 81
property 10 the value Of e27 3D." Nee on bis examna
tion, declared that be innocent of the chaFRe Of
attempting % deiraud Ma NcDousL out Of her money
or property"
GRAND LAacxsx-0n Saturday last person named
Robert Miller entered the stable Il ~ Charlton street, and
stole ihsrefrom, alleged BY william K Ker. Of 727
Greenwich street. sot Of single Of the value Of
SIS, bis property which property be was detected.
tho afternoon Of the nms day, by onicer
Mclaughlin, Of the fwenty-second precinct endcav-
oring to dispose OF for . small consideration to .
man In Ninth avenue. The odicer notified the owner
OF tho harness OF the arrest Of the thief and together
With him lNllor went before Justice Connolly At the
Fourth District Police Court who an affidavit being
made, held the accused In the OF $500 TO appear AZ
tho General Sessions for trial for grand larceny should
true bill be found against MIN By the Grand Jury.
ALLEGED Fr0Invn FROM JusrcE--sergeant Burden
yesterday arrested man named Morris Eenger on tho
charge o. being fugitive from justice II Is charged
against the prisoner that the 18Th day OF November
he committed wifu and corrupt perjury In the city OF
Newark, and he 10 nova fugitive from justice 10 said
State. He brought before Justice Dodge, who COM
nittsd him for examination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24

DARmo RosBvRv CicAR SroRx AT FoRDnAn--
About dusk yesterday evening srrace looking chap
OF youthful appearance, wearing . huge fur cap ara
heavy muer drappei into Myers cigar store ~ Ford
ham, and desired TO be snown some good tooacco
Having suited himself IN tbs article no ordered two
pounds to 10 made %, which being ne be suddenly
ccssd IN ned Of pc. something hnss
In fact 20 colornR mcsr-cnaum rns lropnstor, Mr.
Myers. pAcef nbcr OF esseraey finished articles
before bis customer Who seemed 70 ~ - her haS4
10 suit aud ~ lsugh deciISc paicba ing. While tne
goods beng repscod Va Arxss at tho cud u tne
the pretended 5uyes opened the door W croer "
discharge quantity OF tobacco JUICE aud momsns ~
two dsied out Of the store carrying witn
him two pounds CT tobacco and elegantly eut meers
schaum PIPES. Ahhsugn Mr. Myers start W nos pGrs
sod gave tie arm. shs s2ovitsr VAS oas o. sgh
and In ths growing tafknss % NE evening maas -
easy escape.
ALLEGED Brutal rxsArnrxr ~ A. OH CnwpLA--
Michael lcyutty, pour cripple. over sixty years or
aga appeared before . magistrate At Fordham, . fsw
DAYS nues end lodged complaint against three young
usu OF tho VILLAGE wsom he ,hsrses with having VIC.
IsGtiy beaten him 10 bed in tie middle Of the night
Il appears the unfortunate gesture, 10 the abb
sercs al means had obla4ned Germ ss.oa 10 lodge
in 40 untenantsd house belonging to the Phs-
Ian family. shortly after niip ,ght three young
men, named Enright. Williamson and Phaion,
rushed into the house and sft~r beating and severely
injuring the Cd dragged him around the floor VIVA
sho bsoclctnes Ho iaally MANAGED 70 sscspe IRON bio
toSmensors BY jumping out Of window. AL he -
cused have psen arrested Enrsnt appeared "a b sane
guilty and was lot on With . small 6na Thn eeboso
~ held fsr further sxAuAnssioa.
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emit. 4 osss, HHs ! R k.~rsao.. n. .sa RUFUS =

euss, A. Oakley Hail. \ r. kawreacs. H., sad Rufus =.
Andrews
The Pearl Street RAILROAD Again In Court.
Before Judge Barnard
fSPsopls &c, w. fas Nao YeSk and wssteAssfn cSsHy
Rsisvad ossPq 43Nis was an application by tho
Attorney 1snks4 ~ ccsts Judgment entered In this
action ca July .. ~ favor Of the railroad company,
sdacsng that had me right to exercise Oh the rights
and powers o6[niodby Il IN It's answer. among these
besns thegbtto ley railroad tracks IN Pearl, whitehall
Water Broad and several Other streets IN the Guy OF
New York Ihis judgment affects q certain suit ana
injunction obtained by Mr. Cornelius " Roosevelt, on
behalf Of he properly owners IN Pearl street against
that railroad company and 80 suit AMI injunction
obtained by the Mayor Aldermen and commonaity OF
the cay OF Nee York against the same railroad
WDeo the Attorney General received notice OF the
entry OF the above Judgment which not uo about
teo mouths 9 ter Us entry, he immediately on appii-
cation OF mr. OGorman, the Corporation Counsel and
hossra g. f. Soyes aut J. y. DAILY the counsel for
hr Roosevelt, msie qution.in the Supreme Court to
sat asds that judgment ann OF the referee
which the sasae was fenntsd. on tho following
grvuuds, -Etrne that the jndgm was o surprise
tne people m The State 70. the reason that no notice OF
application therefor or OF confirmation of Tho repor,
or u any other molter in the suit had bo served
thc riga, Of the company 70 lay rails tried in
that the whole issue thereon beng legal exist
eace OF tho do endants under the General Railroad act
To-day tho Attorney General, Mr.. Nar,lndale.
assisted by Hon. James EmotL Joseph +. Day
and W. c. rruil, argued the application be-
fore Judge Barnard, and Mr.. CLARK Bell aud
Nessrs Charles Tracy aud Cyrus Lauton appeared for
tho railroad company. After heanag the Arguments or
counsel on bo sides Judge Barnard ordered The udg
meat In favur OF tho railroad COMPANY bo vacated
tho referee for iuIlnsr testimony on the issues in
vowed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24
Road Of AUDIT.

At tho stated meeting Of this board yesefday there
present Commissioners Depews Bonney, AesSs-.
dalo and Stewart
claim was presented by Oven Keenan, against ne
city. claiming $3.50. which he stated due him. In
accordance with Law, o. regular Allowance 'for horse
and wagon 70 Superintendent of waarves and Paess -
the department OF III. Stree, Conmlssioner. -
RosannA Rockridgo presented claim Icr !!oV.
against tho county. The husband Of Mrs Rockrogs
livery stable keeper aad dunng the riots 10 1903
had furnished coach several dead and
wounded persons were removed: Mrs Rockridge claims
that the ninss enirsiy desroyed by blood
other missiles and the entir7 amount or damage Wae
that now claimed Philip Zssger, 10 j. TAYLOR ana
caims for 500 each, due by law. TREY asGe, for
tie arresng by them OF Iesai voters ~ the general
election IN November 1863
Decisions all cases reserved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24
SUPERIOR couRI-1alAL IsaM-pAaI !.

A Came of Cards md How u Ended-Allegcd
SwindlinG to the Amount Of $4,000.
case throwing some light caro- playing generally
came before Judge Barbour yesterday morning Alex
ander Goodman was plaintiff and Alexander stein and
julius hendlsoaum defendants Tho complainant al
leges thai on divers days February and April
1857 the defendant Stein, fraudulcnty and by trick,
device and eat, obtained from the plain IN 81, 800
Tue game played 'cassino and tho plaintiff AYERS
defendant consrired With oihoss and caused eight
cards be distracted from the pack. And urner
he caused the cards held by paintf TO be tesegaphsd
BY sgns 10 Sen. and thus rendered impossios for
paint ITO win any game Defence, general desai.
The paipuf was non suited ine ground that SUM-
cient evidence Of fraud had not been established.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24

A Heightened session OF tho he,ropolitan Revenue
Board was held yesterday. but as usual iuiormaoH
In relation 10 their proceediass was allowed TO Be gwen
10 tho public.
But one seizure detention were reported y me
Board yesterday. Regeaue Ipsosc or J. ~ hcHenfy
sezod forty barrels Of whisKey in slery OF Henry
Stecker, lv2 nd lo4 Hesl.r ssr o. Ins iqnor hao
been recently dgawn OF, aid uas branded REFINED.
In the establishment oil Kehoe cuade, South WI.
liam near Broad street, ,hirt, brses OF whiskcy
were detained account OF alleged irreguarity N the
books.
was reported up The oil cisns, although several
OF the deputies Hbseut Dtsne Of considerable
iit rest 10 the department. the articuiars o. when
will doubtless transpige to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24
puAR1 uF cuuScIlMsS.

The Corporation Mtnuai AEain-The Rights
of Nnturnlixed Citizens Abroad.
Tho Board mot yesterday, the President Mr. Brink
man, 10 the chair.
resolution vas proposed to publish ten thousand
copies Of the Corporation nanua for 1867 and TO give
$500 10 tho Clerk OF the Common Council for the work.
which WAS lost
Mr. w. b RoHxRrs called M the communication Of
the Mayor embodynH the resolutions adopted Mt q meet
Ing OF the Cooper Institute respecting protection OF
urazsd citizens abroad for the purpose or referring
20 tho COMMITTEES on National Ahaira 10 an Inn
portant matter, and the Common Council should lake
some action upon IL The PAPER Was taken up and 70
ferrod 20 the above named committs.
After disposing Of some routine business the Board
adjourned tall this trussday afternoon q two O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Important Decisions.
Before Jude Blatcafurd-

Important Decisions.
Before Judse Blatehford.
Judge Statehood delivered his decisions In the two
psliowing<cascss-
The UsxtSd States o. Uoss-of Brdce,0a -Thts case
Sas tried about two weeks ago and . let rem.
1ered BY Che jury for clamant This verdict les Tie
opcnsgor tho claimants TO demand compensation
om the governmsn frst FOR sSe full invoice vaiue OF
tho Goods nasmuch rs they lost In the Custom
House after they seized In 1852 and secondly for
compensation for ioss Ia radc interest," &C. sustain ed
By the cla.msnts conscquent upon tho seizure. 1he
sedIc, OF the jury made conclusive
Tie Uassd SLres u.s. Laxs.-Ths case commenced
In 1868 against the Claimant dealer in spirits trad
ING without j'cense He afterwards became licensed
esaisr aad paid his license but lef. the penalty pre-
vtousy Incurred unsatised, and which Judgment
had been had. Tho District Attorney OF the time, Mr..
emnr, save him = paper which hs supposed 70 Do
naa anu NO puaer nc 70 aas
nnsn ana the motion 10 affirm that cemprom-s should
Be refused.
Befsss Mr. }. T. Williams, Register
h Ae Meter Of .yediaa1n l. cnssmiEss Last exam
nation OF bankrupt has beea passed, and Register
Aas certified that bankrupt has coped with oil the
auirements OF tho law.
IN ne Matsr of Henry EpessoA Jr.-Aitered date Of
rst meeting Of ersdiors from December 81. 1857, 70
January Q. 1899.
IN the Matter Of Gtor9s W. Ksmbcn Counsel for
creditors attonaod for tho purpose OF akisg cIamina
t,on OF bankrupt not prescat Register, there
fure. issued order Tor AanKrupts oxamnRtion On
rho 25,n inst, ashaiLpas, two O'Clock
Ia tie Ala tsr H .hsesi ). Eoae-Exariration Of
bankrupt took place by FIR e. W. Lyon, on behalf OF
Mr. Charles Marin. Lopdsu, Eng AMI. creditor Mr..
ElniD James appeared too she bankrupt.
In the Matter of 10 eh b. Loctropd - he Register has
hed nearing 10 snor cause My bankrapt should not
% discharged FROM h5 debts and rhere being m oppo
sLon passed the aat cxsmas ton Of the bankrupt and
esraod that he photographed with the fsauiremsns u
aha las.
Petition Fi,ed ~ bankruptcy.
The folio ring oet.or nci yesterday Stephen
-6. Smlh, Nos York oily Tefssrod 70 Res slsr kItek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24
KNITTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
GRIND Jury Return Of Eadictm emf
Before Judge Blaschsord

Before Judge Ba.chsord
me Grand Jury, al the opening OF the court this
serning returned bills Of iuaictment in The foo
ing cases:- ~ =
1hs uassd States va WINS T. Gnict, alleged making
Ales wrtags In support Of claims against the United
Utatos
Ssmo William Spike alias William WEIGH, alleged
altering counterfeit United States fractional notes.
same William Mclean, alleged opening letters
Which had been In Post 0fice before delivery.
Same VS. Al red Rowland, alleged taking letters
4om Tho Poet Office and embezzng contents,
Same va. Henry Fricks. sliered ui,erng and having
% possession counterfeit Uaed s MES nocs
same va Frederick Davis alleged passing couuterfen
fractional currency
The Grand Jury found other brs against various
parties Ter alleged offences against the United staies
bu the accused not being yet In custody, the names
and offences withheld.
Havins made their return thoGrand Jury retired and
oontlnue& their Deliberations
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BROOKLYN CITY.
SUPREME COURT.

Importnnt 20 Miiittamss m-So'dicrs 0nn -
Arrested and Locked Up for Noa-Paynene
Of Fiucs.
Judge G.lbsrs rendered decision yesterday morning
in the case or Charles 7. Whybren. member Of the
Fifty sixth regiment, who arrested and locked ~
Il, TAI, for non povmeut Of fnes rue counsel for -
prisoner caImed his release thu ground inst Inc
amended Militia Law unconstitutIonai, ana NJ
court marsai held nier II wa regular. Tue Judge
sustained tue decision OF tho artaI, aao ~
prisoner ~ consequently renauicl 70 jail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24
SUPERIOR cusRT-csAnsEas.
Motion for n Writ Of Restitution
Before the full Court

Before the full Court aN~
IT. ". Cortes o.. G. r. Pstv.-fh,s was . motion on
behalf OF the defendant for witt OF restitution. The
plaintiff brought action for the Of vault
the OF building in Broad way, between Spring and
broome streets Judgment Obtained at special
Term General Term reversed the order and ecled
. trial, Toe present motion for writ ef
restitution. The court reserved IL decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24

dealer IN cloaks and nantrias damage slight Insured
IA tho Ciy insurance. Company The 6rst moor -
occupied by Young Brothers dealers IL WOOL ana fur
hats; damage about. $780, insured. Ine building =
DAMAGED about 81 500 Tho origin ~ The tss y under
Investigation BY the Fire MaEshAL
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couar Of coMMox PLrAs-caAMasas.

Motion 70 VncRse an Order 81 Arrest Under
the StiliSvrllsAcs.
Before Judge Van Worst
In this ease fully reported in tho HERALD the Judge
rendered decision yesterday morsing, remauding the
celendant James K Pace the custody u sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE B0lRD OF
EXCISE.

TIE annual report OF the Board Of Excise Just CON-
peted, contains some interesting ssascs relative Z,
the workings Of the Board during the past yearin fac:
since i organizaionas the report dates from tho 2oIh
o. April lsooths day Of the hrss sitting Of the Com
missisn. They arc as follows and will not DO materially
changed In the report BY the additional statistics that
may be aided thereto for the week now 10 expire 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24

snnrcmr Coult-Chnmters.

Idlour1ss fot tbeassfass 800
sunrcmr Coufts-Chru sbcrs.
Held By judy, Leonard.
Court 'srens ~ ten o'iocS A A. Cai OF calendar al
twelve cNclocS ".
Resef'ed cases. -,
':s-gs.ssetaid '. wonss Is5-ropes -; Butler.
ss-polfys Anderson. l3f-isuasrhgS vs.. Bucec-
sx-..nth ~ ~ vs. gr3cken. ie u.
ssi.aoee &c, Ace Is. I4o-raomf soa v, solbrc Sal,
i,vnen WORKS IA.
so--oe Couleau e. al ie2--Gaia "a sssdmor--
Noack. lu3--bsoonse VS.. sloughon.
los Rec - Russell Fe Co io!~Mnitwell N. Whitweu
1n1-Eozrra IS lto-Fhlpps vs.. flaco.
SH-Buiis hsaf kans w. ,--2-,,,esnnN ~ sosaeh
yss-Maber Cooke. Ha--Marset Natl Baak
Tlf--Shleis iiar4essy Cushnan
lzIin re tsgrans "a Por isi-ioewen- a4 vs. Brown
ter. lSi-SichoSoa ". St4ntoa
l22-.eop.o r. - Nj sne Ie'-La Veryne w. Broad
l19-Peitnku n. Y. 4 Ia. lS8-Ranous Maccan.
PEI. Mia 4 Man. Co. ly5-oppenneiln schm az.
lsl-Nsr,0u Barrow.
Cal, 2p-Puiil va Benjamin.
Superior Gcurt--Triat Terms-Parts and 2.
Adjourned for the term
Saturday December % 1867 will be the last day Sling
Of issue Tor tho General SPECIAL and Trial IeTms
Che Superior Court.
Court Of Common Pleas.
Adjournsd for the term.
Marine Court-Trial Term.
held by Judge Hearno.
Court opens at ten O'Clock A. NJ
iio-ssunv vs. Rau,h ibi-The D. S. H. Co. vs.
weber Wagner. Mead.
l20--SAtoi W, Lamont l6S-rhe Ana Suspendcr Co.
l1-honmap va TWeiner. Parsons
rs ~ romsh i-na.,s.ner w. nsSnrn
l5s--liammetbvs havis. n lS9--Faickuor Anglia
4e-w ,fson krskrk. lSf--Postvs. Murray.
: kl-zannNs .fleisch. 561~ Boyte Bvrbe.
~ ias sa4;.,es's.< ks-AdAras vs.. DsnAahoy
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In abiding 70 tnee figures President schultz. IN the
report saysA large majority OF the complaints nolcd
above ~ preferred against licenses by toe poeo origin
atod from complaints made by citzens az the police
ststions ana ~ this Office which referred 20 tho
Police Department FOR investigation. n upon examins.
sioa complaint proved 10 b well founded the police
Den weu make new complaint upon what the Board
could formally act
It's stated, morsover IN the report, thst tho great
majority OF respectable liquor dealers do not consider
che ia0 - oppressive % liz enemies vould have the
public generally TO believe and IN statement put fora
10 prove that the law IS enforced, 10 blessing IN
disguise" 10 tho city, u IL commended that greater
argument In us favor could be addaced than that tie
arrests made on sundsys since Tho enforcement OF tho
Law, Ter all causea-for heinous well minor crimes
lses u number than those made days during
the same time, mos osiy. but farlbcow tho ale Of
arrsses made on Sundays prevous 10 the endorsements
Of the NV. thus reversing the order Of shng sunday
having bssn the great arrest cay" u former unsa
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Adjourned Tor The Iern. IN
Supreme C0mrf-rart =.
Held By judge Falcon.
CoErl opens O'Clock A "a
x,~ Ma.
Tss-Be' Va Reynolds. sIi-Domd~i ~ hxthcwa
EO5l--Wazh, ex'Ekc., va SAX -, lnsplsAai c,,,,.
Rran.ts "A nj Va E56-Prgkns ct al. -. No
- ,sorv-r. DKgit
xa f,s,o, - KeHv sher- as2S-SWift ct al Mer1h.
- - say. l.. IT.. Co.. VI
5,a ria, - II " Harmony Chicago.
'o-' :, - - lcSr-Grnnd ct ~ Pes1Sc-
x~na v,,..rt..s Fllls grast o. al.
100 4.,s.ss - Merritt 21y-Roseutnal ". IYsch
xsse3 e5SI ~ Ill ~ Puran pss-Sonnell ~. Arggs
Ip-Shnlldt Va Weldon. tSS-WnHo w. Tue mayor,
2236-Cr1sby hAwiey, 90 &C.,.
atMr. lh-LS1SsNA Ssaenxefs
rai2-E schalb4ch Sinshei~
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Held BY JndSe leonard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-19
SHERIFF SALE--Bell.

- TArE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court Of Grant Co
y Grant County Wisconsin.
James +. 1hapman and Mary Wilson, executors &c.
Plaintiffs, against Edward Bell, Defendant
BY virtue of a writ Of execution issued out Of tho
Circuit Court of Grant county, Wisconsin in favor OF
the above named plaintiffs and against the above named
defendant TO directed and delivered and for want OF
goods and chattels of the defendant whercon to levy
nave this day levied upon all the right te aud interest
which the said defendant had the 9TH day of Au.
gust 1860 or has since acquired in and to the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit
The south east quarter of the northeast quarter of
Section twenty {2O) Tow three 49, Range three (5)
and the north west quarter of the north quarter
Of Section twenty-one (2l) Town three (3l Range
three 90 west in Grant county, Wisconsin, which said
real estate will the 18th day Of November 1867 at
the hour of ii o'clock in the forenoon of said day offer
Tor safe and will sell to the highest bidder for cash
the front door OF the cour-louse the village of Ian
caster, Grant county, Wis Said sale will be made to
satisfy said execution and costs
Dated ShernTs 0fhoc, Lancaster, Oct Is, 1867.
D. ALLEN BARBER, j. p. cox Sheriff.
Plaintiffs Attorney, l9-w6