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STAGE ROBBERS ARRESTED. = Several
stage robberles have been committed during
the last year by which Wells, Fargo & Co.,
have been loosers, active measures were tak>
en- to capture the perpetrators. Ex-Sheritf
Maddock, of Umatila county, ,havingproeured
a requisition from the Governor Of Oregon,
came on to try his hand in Idaho. He ar
rived in Boise City on Saturday evening,
Aug. 3oth, ard on Sunday in company with
U. S. Marshal Alvord and deputy U. S.
Marshal Robbins, placed the bracelets upon
a high toned gentleman of our town. Mr..
J. F. Wheeler, and safely ensconced him in
good quarters, under the watchful eye of
underlShariff W. A Yates. Immediately
after the arrest of Wheeler, Mr.. Maddox
took the stage for Silver City, and on Mon
day arrested c. r. Savage, +. NJ. Cleveland
and = Goodman. He brought them over
on Tuesday morning, transferred them, In
company with Wheeler, to the Umatilla stage
and started below, accompanied by Marshal
Alvord and deputy Marshal Robbins These
are the items of the arrests so far as we have
been able to learn. A regular organized
band has been in operation for long time
in this territory, and extending into Utah,
Montana and Oregon, stage robbing, murder,
ing and horse stealing. The detectives have
been on the look out, and have at last work
ed up the case to successful termination,
as these arrests attest The members of the
gang" have been picked from all classes,
some of them occupying at times important
official places. Wheeler and Goodman have
both acted, during the last Winter and
Spring, as deputy U. S. Marshals of this
territory. 1t is supposed that one OF the
number arrested Is the one who killed Welch
last winter, on the Lemhi trail, and also the
party who robbed the stage, last winter, at
Pont Ncuf Canyon. A singular Coincidence
is the fact that several of those arrested
have been looked upon as active members of
the vigilantee organization, which has caused
some to say, that it looked much like raid
upon those who are termed Vigilantees.
When men make such remarks they should
remember that an excuse of that character
will help the matter very little. as some of
those who were instrumental in making the
arrests have had strong leaning to that
mode of furnishing criminals Boise Demo
crdt.
, 1868-09-11

p o N g er w a In e r..
1 am agent for the PIONEER WASHER, and am
prepared at all times to fll orders for the same.
, 1868-09-11
WESTE RN H 0 7 E L,
PORTLAND OREGON.

CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS.
THE BEST AND. MOST CoMMODIoUS HOTEL
in the State, where every want is anticipated
and cheerfully supplied.
Warm and Cold Baths Attached to the
House.
This Hotel is located near the Steamship Landing.
The Hotel Coach will be in attendance at all the
Landings to convey Passengers and Bagg ag to aud
from the House FREE OF CHARGE.
WM. K. SEWALL,
JOHN C. DORCY,
13-tf Proprietors.
, 1868-09-11

PLEASANT SIGHT.-Dr. J. II. Day, the Ass
'ayoT, yesterday, exhibited to us golden brick,
The assay value of which was S6,64O. This was
only specimen. He had various other bars
laying around loose, the aggregate value o.
which was in the neighbor hood of SIl 900. These
bricks were the result of a little over a week s
'2eratons, and 90 to show that Notwithstanding
Ge con plaint of dull times our assayers are kept
Employed. DR.. Day tells us that the scarcity of
CON is a great drawback in buying dust. There
Is an abundance of greenbacks in the market,
out these the miners refuse to receive, even at
TIE reduced rates. In Montana all the transac-
lols in dust are on a greenback basis, but here
coin is invariably demanded Considering that
gseubacks rate here Mt 10 cents, and that in the
4laeS they are current at from 10 to SO cents,
'-is aversion to their use is unaccountable The
laeri, most likely, reason that they give SUP
.Aaiai wealth, and they want something equally
~-s.ote in return
, 1868-09-11
UNDER NC.

N D z d I a IA N U
have just procured a HEARSE, and am pre-
pared to fill orders in the Undertaking line. Charges
in all cases reasonable.
, 1868-09-11
PosToFFICE FRAUDS.

Chicago Sept. 2.-For some time past an
investigation has been making in regard to
frauds in the Buffalo PosLofice. 1t appears
that when quarterly blanks, twine, wrapping
paper, etc, were ordered from contractors
only part of each requisition was filed, the
contractors saying the balance would be- sent
in few days The clerks privy to the
transaction would give credit for the whole.
1t is said these frauds have been going on
since 1860. The amount thus stolen is be-
lieved to reach half million dollars Three
clerks-one in the Treasury Department
one in the Second Auditors office and one in
the Govern -nent printing Office were arrested
yesterday.
Albany, Sept. AT large Convention
of Germans, held this morning, a resolution
was passed demanding the nomination Of
John T. Hoffman by the Democratic Con>
vention as the only man who could command
the German vote of the State, irrespective of
party.
The Democratic State Convention was
called to order by Samuel ]. Tilden, Chair
man of the State Central Committee, who
made brief speech. H. O. Chesboro was
chosen temporary Chairman and Committee
on platform and organization appointed. The
Committee took a recess till o'clock, and
it was thought Hoffman would certainly be
nominated.
Baltimore, Sept. a. The Democratic
State Convention has nominated full cleo
toral ticket.
, 1868-09-11

ANGATIoN.--We notice in our walks about
"'a that PROPERTY holders allow the water to
"o'inle running in the bitches. In the spring
- summer irrigation answers an excellent pur-
E''s' but when it comes along toward fall the
''e' should be turned off. If irrigation is kept
''0 late the effect is to retain the sap in the
" ald then with the first cold weather the
w Is su-e to be killed. We make this sugges>
" ''' the benefit of the very large number of
1s who within the last year have set out
'' Uees, ard in other ways endeavored to or
-'1' lhei' premises. Those who are familiar
"'' sa'lon will tell them that with the first
.'''4'u Of autumn, the water should be turned
Al 'dis season of the year vegetation has
~ 10 put out new shoots and is preparing
d. winters rest. As consequence the sup
ii moisture is no longer necessary, and in.
r, 'llarious. 10 Salt Lake Valley, where
q, .u l's been carried to the greatest ex>
-,..,.' Is an officer whose duty it is to attend
@n.s zoe water on, as also to draw it off,
a Mi, t'ScuCe there is to let the bitches run
He commencement of autumn
, 1868-09-11

FmE.-About two o'clock on Wednesday af<
teruOon, flames were seen to issue from the stable
il the rear of Mr.. Kraft's residence, on Rose
street, The alarm was promptly given, and by
great exertion on the part of the fremen, the fire
was confined to the building in which it origi>
mated. The damage, we presume, will not ex-
ceel Sl50. At first it was impossible to ascer-
tain haw the fire originated, but on close quesN
doailg little Indian boy who lives with Mr.
Kraft, confessed that he had kindled the fire, in
the rear of the stable, and hence all that followed
The little boy is a half breed, and not -yer six
years of age In conclusion, we have to say
that the Gremen deserve great credit for the
Promptness with which they got to work, and
the excellent management displayed in extin-
gushing the fire
, 1868-09-11

MYsTERloUs.-The escape of Wheeler and Saw
age, from the stage, few miles out from La
Grande is a mysterious affair. These men were
handcuGed together inside the stage, with three
men armed with shot guns guarding them, and
yet, strange to say, thus manacied, they managed
to jump from the stage and make their escape
The whole affair goes to show that either the
guard was very careless, or else they desired the
prisoners to escape. This is the opinion we hear
expressed. Possibly further developments will
exUutrate the officers from ali blame.
, 1868-09-11
ROYAL HAVANA LoTTE R
NOTICED.

TNHE TAX LIST FOR 1868, Is NOW IN NY
hands Taxpayers will save Costs by paying
early Persons that have paid their Pol Tax will be
required to produce their receipts.
J. d. COOK, County Treasurer.
walla Wala, August 10, 1868. 35Im
, 1868-09-11

THE FA!R.-We hear it stated that the ladies
are taking unusual interest in the coming Fair,
and that very many of them are preparing to
exhibit articles the result of their own skill.
We are pleased to notice these evidences of ins
terest On the part of the ladies, and can assure
them that every provision will be made for the
proper display of the articles they plac9 on exh-
biioa. The list of premiums will be found on
ou! fourth page from which it will be seen that
the Executive Committee are making all neces~
sary preparations for the convenience and CONS
fort OF those who may attend the Fair.
, 1868-09-11

BAEILErF PEARs.-Our old friend Jimmy, has
}laidon our table half dozen pears, which would
be quite sure to take the premium if they could
be reserved for the fair. These pears were raised
on Judge Mtx's ranch, and as Jimmy tells us,
are oa'v fair specimens. He also tells us that
be has some OF the finest apples in the Valley,
which he proposes to submit to our inspection.
Send em along, Jimmy.
Since the above was in type. Jimmy has
brought US the box of apples, including speci.
mems of the different varieties, and all very fne.
Judge Mixs orchard has the reputation Of being
one Ot the best in the Valley, and certainly the
specimens before us sustain this reputation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21
ESTATE OF BLUNT.

C4Ars oP WncoXsJS, L.. In probate--Grsnt County.
- Grant County s" Court, April Torn, 1858.
10 the matter of the estate Of RcxsnA Blunt deceased
Present VIM. AeGongal. Judge.
On reading ard fling the petition Of Louisa " Patch
Of the kxscntor- of the last will and testament of
Henry Patch, late Of Grant County. deceased testate
representing among other things Henry Patch
in his Life time the Administrator Estate of
ROxona Blunt late Of Grant County deceased intesate
duly appointed BY this That the accounts of the
said Patch such Administrator has never been set
lied and praying that time and place DO liked for the
examining and allowing the said accornte OF the said
Administrator
II s ordered that said application DO heard 5efcrs
the Judge Of this court az the Probate Office Lanca-
ser in said county on Monday the 4th day Of May,
A. D. 1855 az ocoek IN the afternoon of said day
and s further ordered that notice OF said application
and hearing be given al persons interested by pub
fishing copy Of this order for ihrss weeks successive
ly prior to said day Of hearing in the Grant County
Herald, weekly newspaper printed 1T Lancaster in
aid ccunty Wnl. McGONIGAL, Co. Judge
April l. 1858. z4-w3.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

CfsTH OF wIscotsis, =. In Probate. Grant cOuD
~ County Of Grant. ty Court.
Ia the matter Of the Estate OF Sanford oyt deceased
Notice IL hereby given that 10y virtue and in pursu
ance OF an order ofcense made in said matter on the
2lth day Of February A. D. 1885, by the County Court
Of 0raut County, the undersigned Adnlnstratrfx Of
she Estate Of Sanford hoyt late OF Grant County. de
CEASED ntestate, viii, Saturday, the 9Th Of May
A. D. 1865 Of two oc.ock in the afternoon said day
At tho front door Of the ho in village
L2ncasteF Wis ODER for sale at public Yendue the fol-
lowing describsd reai estate lying aud being in the
county ofGfant and 5tste Of Wisconsin, to Wit:
Being part Of the north east quarter Of the south
east quarter Of Secon twenty eight Town eight
~ north Of Range two 2l west in said Grant County
bounded - follows Beginning Vt the North east
n-r Of ssd north east quarter running thence south
Forty ak 40 rods thence west eighty 900 rods thence
north forty six $6 rods thence eighty rods the
place OF beginning containing twenty three
or less And the south quarter Of the south
quarter OF ssd section twenty eight 2s) in Town eight
worth Of range two ~ west in said Grant County.
Terms Of sale 10 be made known at the time and
place Of sale.
Dated this llth day Of April, 1868.
LAURA A. HoYT.
Administrative Of the Estate Of
A5w4s Sanford Hoyt deceased
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21
SHERIFF. sALE-Nolan.

- rArE OF wIscoEsIS, Circuit Court Of Grant Co.
~ Grant County Wisconsin
James Speusley. Plaintiff, against Jane g. Nolan Ms
y II. Nolan and John Nolan, defendants
BY virtue OF judgement OF Foreclosure and order Of
Sale made and entered IN the above entitled action In
tho above named Court bearing date tho 3rd day Of
March, A. d. 1867 and by the direction Of the Plain
tids Attorney will ocer Tor sale and VIII sell at
pUolc suction to the highest bidder FOR cash. ~ the
front door OF the Court House. IN this village OF Ian
caster, Grant countJ Wisconsib on the 18th day OF
May 1869 st O'clock In the afternoon Of said day
the following dessr bed premises situate lying and be-
ing in the county OF Grant State OF Wiscon sin TO- wit
The northwest quarer Of the northwest quarter of
sec number twenty-three 2S in Township number i've
north VI range number two vest containing forty
acres, according TO government survey, so much
thereof may be necessary satisfy the SUN of four
hundred and nfty-eght dollars and forty-fye cents
(5s45D besides the costs and disbursements and all a
psnses Of said sale. JP.COX Sherih
Dated Sheriff Once, Lancaster April It'll, 1868.
n. l.. READ, Plaintiffs Atty. 44w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21

CyYA1x OF WIscoSsIE, 4. Circuit Court Of Grant Co
- Grant County Wisconsin.
James 6aIIsher Plaatf, against John D Hosr and
ThomAs Laird Dsisnd 40 s.,,,, ,..n.s 90 -,
ahoys named court favor of the above named plain.
tiG and against the above named derts 20 directed
ana delivered and for want goods and chstes Of the
defn dants 70 levy have by direction of plain.
ts attorney levied upon all the right title and interest
which the said defendants had the 18th day Of March
D. 1859 or has since acquired IN and the following
described real esti te, 20 wit: esrs -.-sG@
The Forth half Of southeast quarter and southwest
quarter Of southeast quarter Sec h. Town s. Range
Grant Co. Wisconsin, which caid land will 10th
day Of May A. D., 1855 1T o'clock in the afternoon
Of sad day for sale and will sell to the hghesa bid
cash. the front door Of the court house IN the
vii age Of Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin
gsid sale will made to sstisfyssid execution and
costs sad costs Of sale.
Dated ShegiEs Office. Lancaster Wis., April 9Th 1865
J. P. cox, Sheriff
BuszErIr CLARK Plaintiffs Attorneys. 44we
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21
~ YOUNG CANADIAN.

The undersigned would respectfully inform his old
friends and stock rasers generally that he has pur-
chased from Porter Gray Benton Wis., the celebrated
stock horse GAMBoY. Tie is years old this spring.
jet black, stands 10 hands high: weighs 1850: of i'm
mense bone and good action, fine symmetry and good
temper He was aised in Canada; Ia dam French
Canadian Mare, sired by the Old Lion of the North
Young Gamboy wac sired by Old oatnboy Old
Ganboy is pure Derbyshire Black. stands 10 hands
and inches high, OF immense bone and splendid ac-
ton, rarely equsiled and surpassed of ne SYM
nietry and good temper. Dam, very Superior Mare;
sire, Mr.. Brows "Englani's Glory" which took the
prize at the Royal Agricultural Show, Windsor and
on the following year the Manchester and Liverpool
prize grandsre Mr.. Stewards noted horse major
which took the prize two years at Wisbeach great
grandsire, Mr.. Bingham's "Englands Glory" which
took the prize three years at lincoln, and who re-
fused 400 gineas for him. great great randsire that
celebrated horse, Mr.. Wseman's "0ld Honest Tom
purchased by Mr. Woods, at Cottenham for 400 gum
cas-, and served by subscription at guneas each
mare. He was imported into Canada when two years
old, by Mr.. J. HAweu. He got by the celebrated
horse "0ld Farmers Glory" bred by Mr.. G. ChampIsn
out Of the celebrate mare, Old Farmers Glory
Those wishing 70 raise mules will find the celebrated
Jack, Young African, his barn in the Town OF
Lancaster every day in the week-Sundays excepted
Bills will be circulated in cue season stating places
and time 43w4 J. J. MCKENZIE, Prop ietor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21
20 CREYHAWK.

/ This celebrated STOCK Horse win stand for the i'm
stock the ensaiug (or places and times
1 biils)
| Farmers, don't fail to see and try him He is dap
pie grey weighs 1890. fast Traveller. finely ana coi-
pacty built is 10 years old tits pedigree shows him
ono OF the hest blooded horse IN North West See
/ bills for full pedigree. z, J. HYDE
45w4 Proprietor.
Lancaster, April i2th 1868.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21
THE FEkNIAORE HORSE
DIOMEDE.

DioMEDE, now Of Fennmore was raised in Ken
lucky and sired by Hardee full blooded French i'm
po-ted horse. He is l. hands high, weighs 1900
coal black, neat limbed and we'll formed
tie cook first premiums at two Indiana State Fairs
and h st class premium at the Illinois State Pair
held at Chicago in 1861 he also took the sweepstakes
premium at the Darlington. Lafayette Co., Fair, in
lS2T-bo0O0 and first class premium in class g, at
the Grant County Fair in 1867
Diomede will have stands at Animation, Wingvie and
Fennimore For terms and particulars bills posted
45m2 r. GREEN
Fennimore, April 18th, 1868. Proprietor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21
season. of 1868.
CLIFFORD MESSENGER.

EIKHART, ELKHARr Co., INDIANA,
March 20, 1867.
We, the undersigned citizens of Wabash and Ekhart
counties, Ind do hereby certify that the celebrated
horse, CLIFFORD MESSENGER. now owned by Patrick
Mcnamara in Grant County Mis is sure foal getter
and known a large breeder, and such il uot sur
passed IN this section of the country He gently dis
pc, ed and communicates -entleness TO his stock All
thir we verify believe, having bred to him and ma
ny of Ills colts and also know them 70 be of the frat
quality: Signed
Henry Rasinger. Dir. Colabuten, A. H. Levings ton.
Martin Truit omonUleTy, =, j. ilson,
NJ Evens, MAiiett, Robert Collet,
Huidenann, j. V. o. Schutt, john Raw,
John GRIPPE John Ulerg c. Tliery
J. s. Abbott, James Cornish and others.
The CLIFFORD MESSENGER may be found for ser
vice at my stable on Mond Us and Tuesdays at Mt
Hope on Wednesdays and Thursdays and az Lancaster
or Fridays and Saturdays For terms see bile
4lw6 p MCNAMARA
Eennimore, March u, 1868 Proprietor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21
FARM FOR SAFE

The undersigned offers fer sale the following land,
so-Wit:
VIZ Of NwS< Section /. Town s, RANG ?.
k1 n. Section =. Town 5, Range
NV 5Ws Section , To ~ s. Range
Gighty acres improved; good water aud taahtr Ca.
nse 44ASo and sn orchard Of some SO trees on prsn
1ee Also. Is acres Of has bottom fenced
Terms 81 per Acre--$i 600 down bS,snna In -,
years with iepss cent intsres.
EDWARD N0NTEITH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21
yOUsF and LOT FOR SALE

fvill seil at good bargain ny brick house and two
lists north Of the Cong. church The hoase 10 well
Anit and pleasantly situated good cissrn and Their
hsms impEoEsneDts on tas premises s5n3
Laneastars April ~. lSee. MRsJ J. COW.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21
MELCHIzEDEK
=: AND:
BUCK OF THUNDER:

These horses will be at James Prfdeaux' near Bloom
ington, on Mondays; and at my stable miles nOfth
east of Beetown the remainder Of time
Melchisedek is beautiful bay, Is hands high and
for muscle and action is inferior He has left
the best colts raised in this State Melchisedek s
II years old this spring.
Buck of Thunder is Jet black I75z hands high. and
is evidently the perfect colt in the state he Is OF
the best 4miiy Of horses the State Of Virginia ever pro
duced, OF large size and thorough bred
These horses competed and took the three nrst pre-
miums At the County Fair, and very Justly too thsy
should not he ranked the stock OF the coun
try All ask OF the farmers the animals and
Judge for then selves For terms and pedigree, see
bills HVhDoN IA
Beetown April 5th, 1888 s5w4S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21
FARM FOR SALE.

essr FOR sals my farm, situate. two rai,es ,ortA
- ,toH lancaster, eighty acres mostly under f.ncs
Gid ss ssss q ESSd timber formerly prairie Ism large
fruits I.rss oseaard plenty Of shrubbery and small
Sisop soes' road, all improvements * socd esn.
ero,e,tv $3.50 sis,eras ask about $SsoS for ths
srsmjs.. '7n0ins upon payments. InouIre ON ,ss
Laacs'ser, March TO- fsss oAAOEL R0WDkN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21
ctaaI Notifes.
suERIFF sALE-.Rantzong

CIArr o. wpcosas,3 :. Circuit osur. Of Grant Co.,
~ Grant County Wisconsin.
Adrian r. Gibbs, plaintiff against Andrew Rsntzong.
defendant.
BY virtue Of a Judgement Of foreclosure and order
sale endered and made in the above named court,
dated tho 9Th day OF March A. D. 1868 and by d.
rection Of the Plaintiffs Attorney viii offer for sale
and will sell a. Pnbi Sale the highest bidder for
cash on the premises in the town Of Janestown Grant
County, wisconsin on the 23d day OF May, 1885, at
o'clock, A. n. on that day the following described
property, to-wit:
certain piece Of land bounded and described as
follows Beginning at the stons which marks the
southwest corner Of the State Of Wtsconsn thence
Rortherly the road 200 feet thence In right angles
vita said road south eastery 20 the State line thence
vast on saId line 70 the place Of beginning in Grant
eounty, Wis. ALSO the frame structure known tn
Menotninee Houss situated upen leased ground near
the above described lans in the town Of Jamestown
Wisconsin Bald sac will be made to satisfy the judge
nent In this case amounting 70 six hundred and
and So l0oths dollars k6o7 5e besides interest sns
costs and costs Of sale JAMES cox: sherih.
Dated Sheriff. Once Lancaster. April I, 1865
J. AiLxE BksBEa, Ptfs ATTY. Ave
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-21
MORTGAGE SALE.
SoREcLoauRE: Mortgage frsm Ambrose Robbins
RichsrdB 2. Bresee.

FoEEcLoauRE: Mortgage frsm Ambrose Robbins to
Richard 2. Brssee.
Notice is hereby given that by virtus of tho power
aud authority therein contained certain mortgage
gvsn BY Ambrose Robbins 20 Richard Breeze dated
January sth 1852 upon the south quarter of the
sorth east quarter the south west quarter of the north
east quarter and north wes. quarter Of She north east
quarter OF Section No five (S) Ia Townsi.ip No six
north Of range No three 90 vest situated IN Grant
County. WtsconsE; 70 secure the payment Of two
Drcmissoy notes dated JSnusry Sth 1885, one of said
notes beng for nvo hand red snd twenty dollars paya-
biz nvs YEAR, alter date and the other for two hundred
dollsrs payable three years after date each Of said
notee being given by said Ambrose Robbins and paya-
oftc said Richard T. B. bearer, With interest
% six per cent per annur1 payable annually OF which
SAID notes sad Richard BreeEais the owner and
holder and upon which said notes there now due the
sum % seven hundred anj twenty dollars with six per
tent interest thereon from January sh 1889 which
SAIL mortgage recorded IN the Office OF tie ReSist
Of Deeds Of raat County. Wisconsin, on the 18th day OF
Jsausry, 1852 al o'clock r. NJ IN Book IL" OF mort
saers. on pages 2la and go will be- forclossd by sale
o. sald NOR 2Aged promises such part thereof az
ehs 10 sufficient 70 pay said and interest there.
on "a Aforesaid and that saoh will DO made by TIN,
eertb u said 6fsnt County, the 9Th day OF May
1893 az one O'Clock in the afternoon ~ the front door
" the Court House Ia thu village Of Lancaster in said
Grant CouHss. Terms Of sale cnsh ia hand.
Svo Richard 8. BREESK Mortgages.
Dated March sofa 1868.