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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26

One OF the most sensible SAVINGS
on the art OF longevity, so far as #
can De attainabie, was that given by
an Italian in his 10th year. Beinp
asked the secret of living SO long. he
replied, with that improvision for
which his countrymen are so gen.
orally noted:
"When hungry, Of the best eat
And dry and warm keep NV feet.
screen my head from and rain
And let lev cares perplex my brain" r.
A writer observs that the last
line contains the quintescence of the
best advice that can be given upon
the subject. The deadliest foe of
longevity is excitement. Every man
is born with certain stock of
vitality, which cannot be increased,
but which may be huebanded or ex-
pended rapidly, as he deems best
Within certain limits he has his
choice to live fast or slow, to live ex.
tensively or inextensively, to draw
his little amount of life over a large
space, or to condense it into mar
row one; but when his stock at last
becomes exhausted, he has no more.
He who lives extensively, who
avoids his stimulants, takes light ex>
ercise, never overtasks himself, in
dulges no exhausting passions. feeds
his mind and heart on no exciting
material, has no facilitating pleasures,
lets nothing ruffe his temper, keeps
his accounts with God and man
daily squared up" is sure, barring
accidents, to spin out his life to the
longest limit which it is possible TO
attain; while he who lives intentive>
ly-who lives on high seasoned food
whether material or mental, fatigues
his brain or body by bard labor, ex>
poses himself TO infiammatory dis
eases, seeks continual excitement,
gives loose reins to his passions,
frets at every trouble and ems
joys little repose---is burning the
candle at both ends, and is sure to
shorten his days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26
FARM LANDS FOR SALE.

The subscriber, residing two miles west Of Lancaster
wishes TO sell the following Lands all in Lancaster
farm Of ITO acres 10 improved 40 in timber with
dive ing also, another farm of 10 acres same el
mprosed, with dwelling; also, farm Of nc acres 50
Improved, 10 in timber, dwelling worth 81 SOC barn
orchard &C; also $40 acres. 2i0 prairie 10 in intsr
improvements, adapted for division into sever; i
farms, plenty of prings.
All near TO schools, mills &c. Price Of above proper
erty, SIS 70 S45 per acre. according improvements
EDWARD HALFERTY.
Fennimore. April 2. ls6s. 47.tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26
Importance of Presence of Mind.

/. IF man faints, plac, him fiat
on his back, and let him alone.
2. If any poison is swallowed,
drink instantly half glass of cool
water, with a heaping teaspoonful
each of common salt and ground mus
tard stirred into 1t; this vomits as
soon as it reaches the stomach J; but
for fear some of the poison may re-
main, swallow the white of one or
two raw eggs, or drink acup of strong
coffee, these two beng antidotes for
a greater number of poisons than
any dozen other articles known, with
the advantage of their always being
at hand if not, a pint ofsweet oil, or
lamp oil, or "drippings,' or melted
butter, or lard, are good substances,
especially if they make the patient
vomit quickly.
3. The best thing to stop the
bleeding Of a moderate cut instantly
is to cover it very profusely with
cobweb, -four and salt, about half and
half.
4. If the blood comes from wound
by jets or spirits, be spry, or the man
will die in q few minutes, because an
artery is severed tie handkerchief
loosely around, near the part between
the wound and heart put stick be-
tween the handkerchief and the skin
and twist it around until the blood
ceases to flow keep it there until
the doctor comes ; if in a position
where the handkerchief cannot be
used, press the thumt on spot near
the wound, between the wound and
the heart; increase the pressure un-
til the bleeding ceases, but do not
lessen the pressure tor an instant un
til the physician arrives, so as TO glue
up the wound by cooling of the hard
ening blood. ~,
5. If your clothing takes fire,
slide tho, hands down the dress, keep
ing them as close to the body as pos
sible, at the same time sinking to the
floor by bending the knees this has
smothering effect upon the flames,
If not extinguished or great Roadway
gotten, lie down on the floor, and
roll over or better envelope yourself
in a carpet, rug or any garment you
can get hold of always preferring
WOODEN. i3'a &
6. IF the body is tired, rest, if the
brain, sleep.
7. Ifthe bowels are loose, lie down
in warm bed remain there and eat
nothing until well.
8. 1.-THE action of the bowels does
not occur at the usual hour, eat not
an atom until they do act, at least
for thirty-six hours meanwhile
drink largely of cold water or hot
teas, and exercise in the open air to
an extent OF q gentle perspiration,
and keep this up until things are
righted this suggestion, if practiced
would save myriads OF lives every
year among the people.
8. The three best medicines in
the world are warmth, abstinence
and repose.--FoWS Journal Of Health.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26

AoRIcULTuRAL INVENTIONS The
report of the acting Commissioner OF
Agriculture for the present year re-
lates the interesting fact chat the
Number of agricultural Inventions
now annually perfected is more than
fortyfold greater thanaitw was twenty
years ago. These improvements are
rapidly notwithstanding the agricul-
turc of the. West, reducing to The low
est minimum ever attained The pro-
portion of manual labor employed in
its operations. As . single iilustra~
ton the reaper is mentioned, which,
while doing the work of ten men,
was first supplemented with self
raker, and now, still further to facil-
itate and economize the harvest
work, is furnished with an apparatus
for the instantaneous binding of the
sheaves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26
RL-ANKS

aS- For sie Al The HERALp ofsee, Lancaster. Wis.
the following Blanks which viii send Is mail post
age paid,l At the prices named per dozen:
Stay onEyecution, Is cts; neutrality-suspicious. IS
summons as; Subpoena. 10; Attachments rs, Warrant
OF Attachment 10; Affidavit for Warranted Attachment
70 Complaint for Narrsnf Is; Warrant Is. All laxs
Tor darnsshee Summons, IS; Garnashee Summons Is
Aaaavit tor keplevln. u.s. Wi; Of Rcpievn yeniFe
lot Jury LEI I eiers. is Notes OF hand Is Power Of
Atty, A.; Notice of Trial Is. Road Tax Recsipts Is
~ On Vs. Transcript. 30; Tx on jus. Judgment S5
n. Deed oo; Ex Adm T. and Guardian Deed 90
49, - aaAa Deed, ~; land Mortgage, co. Chattel Mort
So, ~ Land Contract 40; Mining Lease 20 Gene
sfs peei, 20; Marriage Certificate. Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale the following lands
to-wit:
VIZ of NWI4 Sectionl, Town 5, Range 2.
Ell NE4 Section ,, Town 5, Range >.
NWll SWka Section Tom 5, Range :.
Eighty improved; good water and timber Good
house 24X36 and orchard of so trees ON prem
ises Also. % pcres OF hay bottom fenced.
Terms Sl2 per acre--Sl 900 down, balance in two
years with lOper cent interest.
Jaws EDWARD MoNFEITH
April 6 1865 - 81.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26

FRIED ,AsPARAaUs.-Fouf table
spoonfuils7 of flour, salt, cold water,
stirred together in bowl to ihick
batter. Beat two whites Of eggs to
q stiff froth, and stir in the rest
Throw the tops of asparagus in boil.
ing water, with q little snet, till half
done. Then throw them in the bat
ter, hook them out and fry with lot
fat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26
BUSINESS ROOMS
FOR SALE.

offer for sale fhe shop and store rooms now occn-
pied Tor tin and stove factory and room-beins
my old stand in Lancaster. As wish 70 sell in view
ofereeting new building, It may 60 at bargain-
Apply 70 the sHHseriber.a n. N ZFIGLER
Lancaster. Feb. !. 1sGs. S5-lf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26
4 Snnr RsMrnv rnn 4 FrInN

A SURE REMEDY ron A FELoN.
Take a pint of commo soft soap,
and stir 10 air Stacked lime till it is
of the consistency OF glaciers putty.
Make heather thimble, fill it with
this composition AID insert the fin
ger therein and a cure is certain. 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26
ESTATE OF ANDREWS.
y Grant county, IS Court, May Term, 1865.

~
y Grant County, IS Court, May Term, 1868.
IN the matter of the estate of Henry T. Andrew cd.
Present VIM. McGonigal. Judge.
happening to the satisfaction of this court by the
petition of Austin Ransom Adi sstrator de boais non
OF the estate of Henry j. Andrews late of said county
deceased ntesate that there is not sufficient personal
the hands of said dminist ator to pay the
debts outstanding against the said deceased and the
expenses of Administration and it ia necessary to sell
the real estate Of the said deceased for the payment Of
such debts. .r
1t is therefore ordered that all persons interested in
the said real estate appear before the Judge of this
the Probate Office in Lancaster in said county on
Monday the 18th day of June 1865 at one o'clock in the
afternoon of said day to show if any they have
why license should not be granted TO the said Austin
Ransom to mortgage, sell lease 50 much of the real
estate of the said deceased may be necessary pay
such debts and expenses and it is further ordered
that notice given by publishing copy of this order
for four successive weeks in the Grant County Herdld
a weekly newspaper printed at Lancaster in said
y served all persons interested in the county
Grant at least fourteen days previous to the day of
hearing the said application.
wM McG0NIGAL. Co. Judge
Dated this 18th day ofMay, '6S. 4S-w4
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FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned viii SELF his wei Improved farm 80
sitaatei mile Lancaster ON the Prairie
do Chen roe d good bargain; 50 in cutiya-
tion. including tracf 81 meadow bottom land in clio
and timothy, - aerssin fnca. Good dwelling and
cellar sh eds ami other out-budings the premises
The "a situated in Lancaster village school dist
P sCHAUB
Lancaster. May 10th. 1855. sa-a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26
PL0WS AT CASSvlLLE

mean to Keep on hand and e. AXE to order first
rate Allow for work and eurabity also DO all kinds of
biae ksn'things Repairing. Wagon Work sc. in the
best style and cheap for cash. HENRY WEBSTER
Cassviile. Eoh, =, 1865. sstf
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s Tar Mineral Point Democrat
says nearly 200 acres OF hops have
been planted this spring in that city
and vicinity, one firm putting out 25.
acres.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26
Ccsal Notifes.
ATTACHMEN

VI of Cassyille. Henry Burge5S.
To JOHN MOOR
You hereby notified that awarrant of attachment
has been issued against you and yonr property attach
cd to satisfy the demand of John Scharfenstine
ounng TO thirty dollars and eighty Now unless
you shall appear before Henry Burgess Justice of the
Peace il and for said county at bis Once Ia said town
on the 23 day OF May, 1865 at o'clock in the az
ternooa, judgement viii be rendered aesiust you and
your property sold to pay the debt.
JOHN scHARPENSTTNE,
April 221, 1865 L49-w3.l Plain tiG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26
TO THE FARMERS
Of Grant County:
PORTABLE FENCE

has finally been Invented and now in successful se nv
the inventor, Mr. Peter N, Thornton and also bv Mr.
James Miner, oftae largest stock growers in the
western part oft3raLt county.
The advantages of the above mentioned fenco over
the common post and board fence ar these:
less. -
2ud. There are no posts used ia its construction A
short brace 2ly inches heing used at the end of each
panhei' and sad fence can he bnt of boards rails
poles, or "A combination of either with wire
oI Il will turn all kinds Of stock large or small
4th Two common farm hands can make. build ana
out extra exertion. The inventor Mr. peter X
Ihof nton Of Bloomington and MIR. james Miner Of
LITTLE SrSn are now using the fence on their farms
aha nave tested II 70 their entire satisfaction
reference can ee made 10 them. County. town and
luHYsua rights Tor sale Apply to Peter n Thornton
ton, Grsnt Co., Wis S,,s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26
for Sale.
WATER POWER & FARM
At a Great Bargain.

offer for sale the FLORA FOUNTAIN property,
situated Grant river, the road leading from Ian
caster TO bloomington consisting of IS acres IL in cul
tivation. with four dwellings md other implements.
I he water power is unequaled in Grant county The
dam is in good condition and power sufficient for run
ming any amount OF machinery Would exchange the
same for other property Inquire on the premises.
Flora Fountain Feb % 1858 ". L.. SELBECK.
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"nAwxEYE CULTlvAToR"

have made the following improvements In my Gull
tyatorfor all to be sold this year; the advantages
will be seen at once:
The arm is of hardened iron; wooden hub with case
hardened axle wheel double the former width shoveis
all hardened and wilt scour
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26

sz- II you rant goods Of any kind at
he loDsst prices.go TO A. e r. A. Bayr'S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26

Josh Billings says: "The. best
cure | know of for tight boots, is
small feet"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26

~ REENBACKs are good. bnt Ron.cxs
" for the stomach-at ~ i, - He,. 1satei
Everything IN the Line q Drug. and Medicine, 4
BA&TER's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26

Benefits like flowers, please only
when fresh.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26
TAFTON CLIPPER.

Ny CLIPPER is improved as follows: The mould
board is of hardened cast Steel and will il all
kinds of ground AS usual the best wood and iron
for all work. J. G. TRAINER.
Bloomington, March II, 1868 Aft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-26
SUMMGNS-SE HoN.
- counts d Grant jss Grant County, Wis

STAyg OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court in aud foi
y CoaAtA 81 Grant. - Grant County Wis.
Thomas Hood rs H. W. Sehon.
The Sate ~ Wisconsin TO the defendant here named
You are hereby summon ed and required 10 answe,
he complaint in this action, which viii be filed in tn
flee of the clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Grant Count,
the court house IN the village OF Lancaster il sal
county and to copy OF your answer the sai
complaint 90 the subscribers at their oic. III the vii
age OF Lancaster Wisconsin, within twenty day after
the service hereof exclusive of the day of such service
and If you faii.to the complaint aforesaid
within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action
viii take judgement against you for the of three
hundred and eight dollars with in thereon from
the 10th dayof August 1867 and also for the costs and
expenses OF this suit.
BUSHNELL & CLARK,
Plaintiffs Atty's,
49-wo Lancaster, Wis.
Dated, April 18th, 1853
The complaint Ia theabeve entitled action was filed
IN the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Grant
County, Wis. April 25th 'oS.
BUSHNELL 4 CLARK
Plaintiffs Atty's.
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M take pleasure in announcing 10 the people Of
w Mount Hope and vicinity that we have received
our NEW STOCK OF GOODS consisting of ON entire
stock of
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SUIT FOR A PARTITION.
BY q. DE FERRET.

r
AUcuoNEER-OHce No. SO Bienville street.
FRIDAY. Ju'y sIst. 1865, at 1s O'Clock
L ~ at the nerc'snts am AoctiOnssrs Excnsage,
dsrsd by the aoa Charles NJ Judge Of the Third
nc Su a.. S 81 Sss on ans wear the
ceserite real estate held joint partnership by plaintiff
i A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second District
of this city, square boundd by Toulouse Dauphin St.
81 feet IS feet inches and
lines n5 seDn or O Ss ss ,s ssa s @ 10
lines deph the OF er SIDE beginning on ouo street.
depth of II iee inches and lines an obIque line and
thence a straight line Is feet and line
bearing liz Toulouse street, containing tour rooms
twostory brick kitchen containing toree rooms, ard prvy
brick cellar paved yard we'll etc The water is introduced
This property leased % the LIST November 1863 at
Together with 100 Of the Citizens Louisiana
in the bounded BY Espanade Moreau Cor Chartre
Ca,aca 70 Cor Royal and Peace streets measuring IS feet
he buildings and thereon consist ?, hand
tanning arehed parors, four bed vetibuls
cellar below bath and prvy above
she yard sguy paved with smooth flags TIE water is
Togethsr with AZ shsIes Of the capital stock OF the Citizens
This property up tie November 1868 tho
8 HSTTfiER I LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above
measuring 100 fest ehes front on EpsnAde street by 100
Three story Brick House, with ornamental verandah
bearing No SO spanade rect containing arched par
ors eight bed vestibule The mantles hrou
cut the house OF marble Also two story brick back
hui ding wi lining below rooms c. llr and
prvy, and three rooms bathroom and pry In the upper
story.
Tue yard paved h smooth Tags the water and in
tIoduced 1h,re Is splendid cstern on the premises
n9IERNs For the property firstly described the par
chaser wi assume the PAYNE u stock nte Of $3.50
The OtEsns Bank IT LOuana payable and renewable
according tie charter 4 SAD bank November LIST 1865
Tor the balance of the price O dudicaoR third cash
snd the remsina credit six and tseve months in
notes secured by special mortgage and vendOrs lien and
bearings er cent interest per anoum after maturity with
doe privilege aDd MORTGAGE wi the eause de
asnsndo in favor Of the vendor holder OF bo des OF
said notes. the purchasers paying the att neys tees In
Of suit the amount sued and which ae liked at
pr cent
For the property secondly described. the purchaser viii
the payment OF stock OF SIS due TO the
tzeDs Bank Of l. uisiana payable and renewable accord
the charter of sad bank the lat August 1885, and
ohe balance Of the price Of adjudication the those
above enumerated.
For the property third described third and
balance credit and hs in notes
by special mortgage and vendors lien, and bearings per
cent interest annum aer aturty, with vendors prvi
ege and mortgage, with the clause de aiens do IN
favor the vendors der lders Of aid the
paying the attorneys fees In Of suit the
amount sued upon and which hxsd At ive cent.
Acts Of with U. s. internal revenue stamps at
pense Of purehasers.
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IsSH sALE-kEAL EsrArE-sEvERAL hun
Con md Snzar Plantations, located the best
portions Of be snf sugar growing ases Also Rcs
Plsnfatens Orange Orchards and large bodies Of liable
tnbsT spos large variety Of City and Suburban
ropery improved and uninproyed in the form Of residences
stores building squares favorable terms Parties
wish M 20 invest vii DO well call and examine Proper
les Ger Gard Real Estate Agests, No. 50 ONondsiss
street New Orleans.
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THOMAS 8 SPEARS SALES.

SUCCESSION OF FERGUS MAYRoNNE.-sECOND
District Court of New orleans-No. 2949SGOd Watch,
Silver Stirrups, Razors DOublebsrre AhOt Gun POwder
Horn, Etc, ETC. .
BY THOMAS a SPEAR,
PLAorDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer.
Salesrooms. Sc Benvile street I.
CATURDAT, July n 1sos, "a helfpsst
- 10 O'clock salesrOnm 50 bianvie street. by
vtue pursuance Of order from the Honorable j. W.
Thomas Judge Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans
dated June 2h 1865 for account Of the above successon
will be sold
Chronometer Gold Watch, pair Silver stirrups, pair
Razors Double-barIel Shot Gun. l Powder Horn Seal
Ring and sundry other articles.
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cONSTABLt'S SALES.

II KATTEN VS.. v. MUNCK
Ply VIRTUE OF wrfs Of herf faetas
ID directed by the HODorabe the sxtn Justice Court
in the city and parish Of Orleans in the
bered cause viii proceed sell NJ public auct on.
MONDAY the 18th day Of July, 1868 At IL o'clock
No $50 st. Mary street, between Constance and Laurel
Fourth District
sixteen @ fins, assorted sizes, as per inventory.
Ia TKREs-Cash In U. s. treasury Notes.
WIN 1ORMLY, Constable.
A. SCHNEIDER VS.. A. R0HFEETSCH--No 1902.
ID directed, will proceed to sell AZ public
ton, TUESDAY the lith day Of jay s65 at 10 O'Clock
A N at the Of Laarel and St Mary streets
The Furniture and Effects
Sc red In the above numbered and entitled cause
pa TEAns-Cash in g. s. Treasury Notes
WIN GORMLY, Constable.
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DROCLAMATION..... PROCLA NATION
OF QUARANTINE.

STATE OF LoUIsIAN1, Executive DEr,RTSsHr,
New 0rleans May 81 lsos.
wHEREAs An of the Legislature approved March 10,
1855 entitled IAN establish Quara tine Tor the
lection State provides that the Governor OF the Stats
shall ruclamats the dvce OF the Board of
h place where thr shall be reason to be-
Heve eniia nfec i0us disease exists 10
Effected place and stating the number Of days or
anne be performed by the vessels their passengers on
Gers and crews, coming from such place or places
Now therefore In pursuance o. the provisions OF the act
said this my proclamation hereby de-
places hereinafter named t. be infected aces and
AL together with officers crews pa sengers ana
cargoes arriving from said Places having touched or
stopped sny OF them, shall be subject 20 quarantine
lees than dys for longer period IS may be con-
sdered b. the Board Of Health TO take effect from
and after the prUmu cotton Of this proclamation
Any violation OF the Quarantine laws here proclstmed
will be severely punt he'd. II the penalties prescribed BY
deem ed inadequate the parties offending will be de-
lyered up 10 the military authorities q be dealt with.
The aces which hereby declared infected, ators
sale, are the following. 20 wit:
All the ports Of Nicaragua, Central America and the port
Of Vera Cruz, in N. xcO.
Given under my hand and Seal the State above and
the independents Of United states the
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
r. HARDY, Secretary OF State.
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Ksurns snks esens Of Orleans Tor tnssr patron
.ge for the be has .ddtons
hi Workshops and introduced several woodworking
chr Which VII enable him 70 ssssDd promptly 70 bus
aess IN his ineL
shops aad oee Pryssns and wshs rson srssz
nschsncz' Exchange, boz No L
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AUCTION SALES.
c.E. GlRARpEY q co.'s SALES.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
nv @. Il. eInARDEx a co..

BY @. Il. GIRARDEY a co..
once-No. ~ Exchange Place
CATURDAY. July n. 1888, at ~ o'clock
- N, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Excnange en-
Royal street. city Of New Orleans will be sold and IN pusu
from the Honor able Dnre Judge otthe
District Court the United States for the District OF Lons
lana dated the 18Th june 1868 and rendered in the above
entitled following described property surrendered
BY John Packer and sod for the oeneht Of
the creditors Of said bankrupt, t0wit: 80.
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND OR PLANTATION,
situated in the Parish Of Natchitoches State OF louisiana
comprised Of the following tracts viz Section % Of Township
No g. north, Range containing $50 70 100 OF
land purchased by said b Packer from Sarah L Fisher by
act OF sale Of December n, l8f Also another Tract Of
containing $50 being below and adjoining She
shove Tract; ssid Tract being part u Section a. same
Township and Range and comprising plantation
The above property will be sold with certificate OF mort
gage showing that there mortgages Judgments
the property the assignee being responsible tor no other
guarantee
~ FEREs-Cash the spot In U. g Treasury notes.
Act sale together with the y. 3 Internal Revenue
Stamps attached a. the expense Of the purchaser