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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, southeast corner Of 7th and d streets

TKUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOT EkOhTlNG ON SrREETNORTH,
WEST, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of May next, 1858,
at o clock p m, on the premises, by virtue Of a
deed Of trust, duly recorded in Liber u. e., No.
"a folio 40, &c, one Of the land rec ords for Wash
1neton county, In the District of Columbia, de-
serlbed as LoL No thirty eight (38, on the commits
sioners sub division of the west half OF square No.
q Ii ne alley.
Terms One-half cash; balance. in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest. and secured by
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pure haser.
$50 down on the day Of sale; and il the terms
OF sale the trustee the right to resell the
premises At the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser by advertising three times in some
paper published In Wa sbineton. 1. q.
JOSEPH HOLLIDGE, Trustee.
ap SEQ GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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)OTATOkS-POTATOIs,

PoTAToss-FOTAT0Is. -
1 300 Bushsls No., Jackson White ,POTArOEs,
just arrived per schooner Yookolita aud FER eoie
il lots 10 suit purchasers, by
J. q. WATERS,
log Water street,
ep 23-lW 0eorestown, ID. e.
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limited STATES NAvY.YARD, =, ,...
the 18th of April, 1853 at II ociocf the follow,
ing articles pertaining to the Bureau of Equip.
iss f.iho%s Chain. Ia inch, IA inch, and inch.
Spices Suction Hose.
10 feet Leading Hose.
iCabin Gallery aud various articles Of Galley
~ Awnings; assorted
1H Hammocks, 4 assorted.}
And sundry other articles. consisting in part of
GTapnsIs, BIpshes, tassOIsed } HsxseTs, Carpets,
Curtains, ships and Boats Sails, seinss, &c. A'A
Terms Of sale: Twenty per cent; of the purchase
from the yard within five days, The Saiance Of the
purchase money to be paid when the articles are
By order of Commodore A II. Kitty, Command
ant a CON- g. h and n oies;r
L NGE s aahR ~ St ESGIPHs.c DAMP AND
wa IsSs: ssi s. e. xerii RS ISIS
win be sold at public auction, on TUESDAY,
Thomas n 5. AZ Depot Of Army Clothing,
ArmOTy Square, this city, sS%nsncins ct 70 q. m,
Sossss: Ssnd SIssa sns
500 rroxssrs foot, s,.ss Bs,chst Sings,
1853 Sack Goats. un- ZOO fisk Handles. !.
q coo lat Cords, Flies, worm
II eco LIE ather Stocks, Aabout 5000 N. G. On
2Sss . Leggings, cers'ChevroRs, Badges
sI'cdo yds. worstsd Lace, About 80 90 Numbers
81 C0o KDa peaks, and Letters,
l?ND Canteens, Lot Of Tent Pins all sizes,
90 Metallic Shoulders00 ~ all Tent Poles,
! ecaI,s "lltf 1880 Common
l 30 Cssnp Kettles, &C., &C.
81 000 y ess PAns, W
Terms. Cash, in Cover nment finds.
Every purchaser will be required to make cash
deposit on the day Of sale. -
Catalogues Will be fur, isheA on appiic atfon.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
J. u G. McrERBAN.
! Deputy 0uartermaster General,
Up Ib.I@ bfevet Bnkadier General, q. 8. A..
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Late clerks with Jas. O. Mcclure a Col
southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave. and 18th
street, Star Office Building.

sueet, ctar Omce Building.
PROVED PROPERTY At THE NAyYYARD
District Of Columbia, passed the Sth day of April,
V, Swain VS.. Mary A. Swain ct al, shall offer for
sale at public auction, in front of the premises on
THURSDAY the sd inst, at half past five clock
p m, all of the original Lot No. Is, In square No
N in the city of Washin gton, ID. c., with the i'm
provemeDts, consisting OF good two-story and
attic Frame House. This lot bas front of As feet
4lnches on N street south, between 10th and 18th
streets east, and extends back to 30 foot public
alley and this sale offers great pducemeHts to per
sons desiring neat and comfor table residence in
that section of the city.
Terms of sale: One half the purchase money in
cash the balance in six months from the day of
salei the deferred payment to bear interest from
the day OF sale and be secured by the note of the
purchaser endorsed to the satisfaction of the trus
tee; or the whole Of the purchase money TO be paid
in cash, at the option Of the purchaser. No deed
to be given until the whole of the purchase money
IL paid
On failure of the purchaser to comply with the
terms Of sale within ten days Of the day of sale the
trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser: Sl00 down at
time of sale. All conveyancing and revenue stamps
r.. MORSELL, Trustee.
COOPER 4 LATIMER,
ap ll-s,tuth Auctioneers.
RETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til FRIDAY, MAY LIST. same hour and place.
Il. I. MORSELE, Trustee.
ap y COOPER LATlMER, Aucts
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DROPOsALs FOR TOBACCO.

\
No. l,011 NORTH MAIN STREET,
sT. LOUIS, Mo-, A pril q, 1853.
until Is oeosH N 5ni oss
for furnishing the United States Subsistence De-
$4,000 POUNDS ARMY PLUG TOBACCO,
ton at this Office. tt.-
SAMPLES of the tobacco and Of the stock" or
/" leaf from which il is msnufsct lred will accom-
pany proposals and be ref FRED to therein.
mads Of Of each plug
the accepted sample Filler Of scraps" or Of
the sweepns." casting, win not be accepted
ally inspections will be made and all stock used
will be compared with the retained sample
The tobacco to lie put up in one pound and one.
OF the above amount will b. required in pound,
and one half in half pound plugs.
uon must be tcdrrnnted to keep ttco years, and bid
deTs will so state 10 their bids.
must be carefully ascertained, and with the gross
aud net weight marked thereon; it will be vsrif ed
ny stripping sufficient number of the boxes at the
The sellers name. place Of business and the date
designated. must be plainly marked on each pack
The tobacco will only be purchased tax paid.
The whole amount will be required by the hrst
day OF ss ptember. 1853 Contractors are ex pected
State: until required for shipment, and deliver it
A printed COPY of this advertisement must be
attached 70 each prof. osal, and the proposal must
be specific in complying precisely with all the
will be considered As part of the contract. Each
bid, to have consideration, must contain the fol-
loving guarantee Of two res ponsbe names:
We the undersigned, hereby guarantee that
should all or any part Of the above bid be accepted
IL shsll be duly fulfilled according TO it's true pur
port and conditions; also that written contract.
with bonds to the amount Of one fourth of the
value OF the stores proposed to be furnished, shall
be executed II required
Proposals must be made in duplicate, on printed
forms to be obtained at this Office and will be in
dorsed Proposals for Tobscco. - and addressed to
the undersigned. JNO. W. TURNER,
ap % ct Breyet Major General and g. S.
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PROPOSALS.
DKOPOsALs POE sUPPLIIs
OrPfcv PAvMssrxn U.a NAVY,
No AoS ruvsrvv- srv W

OFFicv PAW ssrER " g. NAVY,
No 42s CHRsrNvr srRSEr, )
PHrLADKLFHrA. April IS, ISS.t
.rroroeais viii BE- received Mt TIA Q iii until IL
ocl.ek on the 1t day of May, for furnIs aing
sns United states Navy Department The following
sucies, to be 81 the best gu lity, and subject to
inspection by the ins p-cting ofhcer st the Phila-
deiphis Navy yard. whore they srs to be delivered
Tree Of ex pense 10 the Governments:
-. For BEyeaw o. Cossfyxefion.
4!0n lis. Spelter ...-. - '
s, 90 lbs. Round Iron, s inch.
blank forms for bids may be h ad on april alton
at this Office. III NJ HIESKELL
aP23-t Paymastsr, q. 8, NAVY.
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nf COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late Clerks with j. q. Mcclure & Co..
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Building.
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neat EstG'e bTOkeTS ana AUrfl0HsSTS.
Omce, corner 9TH and SITS, opposite Post 0fice
&c. T. GRIFFITH, Auctioneerl
VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON SIXTH STREET
WEST, NEAR THE CITY HALL.
On MONDAY, the 4th day of lay next at s: 80
cieck p. IN, we will sell on the premises, tha
valuable residence on 9th street. between ID and T.
streets, built by Mr.. David Saunders. and lately
occupied by Mr. George K. Kennedy. The lot
fronts 81 feet inches 9th street, aud runs back
~ feet inches side, and SO feet IUls inches
on the other being part of Lot % IN Square 457 and
containing about 2,400 square feet Of ground The
building 10 Is feet wide and 80 feet in dept WAS
constructed of the best material, and BY days
work; is well arranged. and 10 in perfect order 1t
Is four stories high, and contains thirteen rooms
exclusive OF the bath room and pantries; bow win
dew In parlor, and handsome gas chandeliers La
trobe furnaces. gas and water throughout and
range in kitchen. Brick Building detached
suitable for servants quarters, and alley in the
n Or OF lot Sixth street is paved. and sewerage
perfect. Altogether, in its arrangement and its
location and surroundings this perty Is one of
the most desirable in the city for a residence
Title indisputabe, ana Immediate possession
given.
=, The premises can be seen at any time .appics
ton at our Office.
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
Terms: One fourth cash. balance in six twelve ,
and eighteen months, with interest. Deferred
payments to be secured by deed of trust on the
property.
deposit of $500 required at time of sale
pad FITCH FOX, Aucts.
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0f GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 500, southeast corner 9TH and streets
vALGAshG e RE I'LL HsSI LOTS II The WEST

VALUABLE BTIL0IHG LOTS IN THE wKsT
On MONDAY, the lth day of May next, at six
O'CLOCK m. We shall sell, on the premises, all OF
Lot No. J. In Square No %, at the corner of TWEEN
ty-fourth street and Pennsy lvania avenue. which
Is eubdivided into six handsome building lots each
being good depth, making them handsome build
ing sites. The plat viii be exhibited on the day of
sale.
Sale positive
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest.
and secured by a deed Of trust on the premises
All conveyancine and revenue stamps ct the cost
of the purchaser. SIS down each Lot when
sold.
ap2-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts.
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llY COPPER LATIMER Aucti.peers-
ID Late clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure a 90
Southwest corner OF Pennsyly ania avenue and 18th
street, Star Office Building
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pY FITCH & FOX,
- Real Esta;s Brokers and Aurtioasers
Once, corner 18th and sts, opposite Post OH ce
&c. T. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer
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til TUESDAY, Nay the ssh. It the same hoar and
place. By order of the Trustee - -
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Ivy COOPER LATINER, AsctiOnesr,
~ lLate Clerks With Jas @ McGuire & Co =
southNest corner OF Penne ylvsuia avenue an iith
street, Star Once Building.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-04

DANGEROUS SpoRT-A Detroit pa
per tells story with moral. A so
cial company of eight or ten persons
passing an evening together at the
house of one Of their number, in a
merry mood one of the gentlemen
challenged lady to marry him. She
accepted the challenge; the nearest
minister was informed that his ser>
vices were needed; the gentlemen sup.
posed that the minister understood
that was "all ajOke;" the lady, strict
churchwoman, intended to interrupt
the ceremony before the fatal words
were spoken. Unfortunately, the
minister supposed that real mar
riage was on the carpet, and, being q
Presbyterian, made the services so
short that it was over w hen the bride
thought it was hardly begun.
In consequence OF this unpleasant
mistake the young lady has sued for
a divorce, and the gentleman makes
no defense. The papers are now in
the hands Of the Judge, who IL, of
course, benevolently anxious to help
the young people out of their trouble,
ifhe can do so with any color of law
But the moral is that marriage is no
joaking matter, and that giddy young
persons bad better exercise their wit
on other subjects.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-04
Annexing Canada.

Something must be done for the
new Dominion of Canada. There is
danger that there will be no one to
tax for tho support of the Canadian
aristocracy. What will become of
the Knight and Marquises newly cre>
ated by Royal decree if the people
continue to immigrate to our prairies
from the delightful Dominion, which
sits and sleeps robed in snowy gar>
ment six months of the year? This
question is getting serious. 1t has
caused tho Legislative Assembly of
the Province of Quebec to consider
"the lamentable emigration Of the
inhabitants of that Province to the
United States, and to devise means
for the arrest of the same" 1t is
proposed to enact liberal HON estead
law similar to our own. That it will
be necessary to provide some means
for the cultivation Of these home
steads and then it will be we'll to
exempt them from taxation.
Canada has, within the past year,
contributed thirty thousand Of her
"best and bravest" yeomanry to our
producing population, in compensa>
ton for the army of sneaks we sent
her during the war. We do not
want to regain the poltroons she
then seemed so glad to harbor and
honor. We prefer the present mode
OF annexation. Let her industrious
classes come hither, with their gold,
silver, and fine English thorough
bred live stock, and they shall be
welcome. Our prairies are broad
and rich the demands upon our i'm
dustries constant and compromising
the range of our climate is such as to
enable any man to suit his predispo-
sition; and the spirit of our insti tu-
tons is utterly at variance with that
which fosters titled arts tocracy, to
be supported by imposters upon the
labor of the country.
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ESTATE OF RoYT

GTAIE OF WISCONSIN, Ia Probate Granite UNITY Court
- Grant County. 5 January Term, 1868.
Present, VIM McGonigal, County Judge In the nat,
ter OF the estate OF Sanford Hoyt, dece sed
II appearing the satisfaction Of This conrt by Tho
petition Of Laura A. iloyt OF Grant county Adnnjstra
trA 81 the estate Of said Sanford Hoyt late Of .a,
clunty deceased, that there is not sufficient ne al
estate IN the hands OF said ADMINISTRATIVE to be
debts outstanding against the said deceased anc ex
nses OF administration, and ii + necessary 10 tba
whole Of the real estate of the said deceased Tor the
payment Of such debts: Its therefore
ORDERED that All persons interested in said real estate
appear before the Jadge Of the County Court for said
county at the Prob te office in Lancaster in said
county on Monday the Z4h day ofFebruary 1865 one
clock IN the afternoon u said day show cause if any
there shall BE- why license should be granted 10 said
Laura Hoyt Admintratrx mortgage lease or seII
SO much ofthe real deceased as qua be
oessary to pay such isbts and expenses.
And II Is further ordered that notice of said atpl
cation and heHiFs be given all persons Interested
N SAID estate hy publication of copy Of this or
ger Tor ~ four weeks successfully prior to said day Of
hearing IN the Grant County HERALD a weekly nan
paper printed ~ Lancaster in said county and served
on Reason J. Reed sptoi guarii OF tho manor heirs
q SAID deceased at least fourteen days before saia ay
Of hearing NM MCGONI9AI Co,,nf, 49,,
""1usi9 stt'' '2pN 55w4
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CeaaI Notifies.
SHERIFF. sALE--sheffield.

g TATE or WISCONSIN, Circuit Court of Grant Conn-
- Gi tCounty, ~, Wisconsin.
JOSEPH Works, plaintiff against james Sheffield def
BY virtue writ of Execution issued out Of the cir
cult court OF Grant county, Wisconsin, in favor Of the
abovenamed plaintiff and against the aboye-named de-
fenaan TO directed and delivered and for the wan,
OF goods and chattes OF the said defendant Wherein
levy, have, By direction OF Plaintiffs Attorney, levied
npon All the right title and interest which the said de
PENDANT had on the 18th day OF bet enber 1867 ha,
since acquired in and to the following real estate
wit
The southwest quarter OF the southeast quarter
less half in Section 49, Town Range west
Grant county, Wisconsin, which said land will on
18th day OF March l6Cs, at the hour OF IL o'clock noot
of said day, offer for sale and will sell at public snc
ton to the highest bidder cash at the front door
the court house. in the village of Lancaster Gran
county, Wisconsin. Said sale will be made satisfy
said execution costs, and costs OF sale
Dated Sherds ONCE, Lancaster. Jan, p, 1868
BITS j. p. cox Sheriff.
Gao cLExENl son. Pitts Atty, Hazel Green, Wis,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-04
D'aubigne to Students.

The great historian of the Reform
alton, in recent address at Geneva,
warmly exalted the Office of the min.
istry, as following of Christ in bis
work Of teaching the Word. When
the work OF a ministry consists chiefly
in liturgical services and supposed
sacrificial transformation, it has lost
It's apostolic character whatever be
it's claims. These are the eloquent
words of the farsighted historian.
"The object, the essence of the
Evangelical ministry is to awaken, to
justify, to convert souls, to make
them meet, by the sovereign grace
OF God, for the Inheritance Of the
saints in light. This was the work
of the ministry in the Apostolic times
Ii st. Paul trav srsed Asia Minor and
Greece, if he stopped at Ephesus, at
Phllippi, at Thessalonlca. it was,
that those to whom he bad access
might be converted from idols to
serve the living and true God. If
the Saviour Himself spoke by night
to Nicodemus, it was 10 tell him, ex-
cept he be born again, he could not
see the kingdom of God. If He rest
ed by Jacobs well, it was to give to
a sinful woman that water which
springeth up into life eternal.
1--WE did not open this school in
order to train young ministers who
should go and bury themselves in
some cure, make their Sunday sermon,
and instead OF arousing their hearers,
full them to sleep and fall asleep
the mselves. No sirs, the end, the
requirement of this school is, that
you should DO the work of an Evan
gellst, that you should proclaim
! Christ, BE instant in season and ont
of season ) that you should strive to
make known to each one the sin
which is in him, and which condemns
HIM, so that he may be constrained
TO cry out, What must l do to be
saved ?'-that you should show him
the arms of Christ opened wide, to
embrace with great joy, like the faith
err of the Prodigal Son, him who was
dead, but is alive again"
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SHERIFF sALE--Loney ct al.

GrATE oF WISCONSIN, "a Circuit Court Of Grant
Bray.ey Pitts C. W. Loney, H. H. Earl, Isaac
W Walker.
BY virtue Of three wrts of Execution issued out of thu
Circuit Court of Grant County, Wisconsin, in favor o.
the above namedP laint and ganst the DO We named
Defendants, either of Them 10 me directed and de
vered, and for want of goods and chattles of SAID
defendants wherein TO levy, have by direction OF th
Plaintiffs Attorney, levied upon all the right title
interest which the said Defendants or either Of them
had on the 5th day OF August A. D. 1862 or has since
acquired in and to the following described real estate
to witt
The south east quarter Of the north quarter and
the north half OF the northwest quarter OF Secto
thirteen i3G the north hall Of the north east quarter
OF Section fourteen I! the south half OF the south
quarter, and the south quarter of the south
quarter and south half OF south quarter o.
south west quarter Section twelve tl2 the south hal
OF south east quarter Of south east quarter Section
eleven i} and south east qU rter South east Quarter
Section fourteen (l4--al in Yown seven n Ran. /
three CD west; the souti. half 81 tie south Ne,f
quarter o Section thitt4 .a ul tAe uort vest quar
tes Of Seatirn tl-td foWu eeyet Ii ants Il ,,l.s
of 4th Yt4acpal MUra-su. A aI sa.u ianss sltaatel
lsine lQ 3. u., ia tEa MS ID a-t stlr of - 4,
consn VIII % sald rtal t.ie ys Fla ttla t Ga, G
March Ives, 0t tha heHr ~ e taeE q tae lteaIaat
OF sti5 Gay osy4 log safe sld Nl sell .t public lusii0
to tAe iashest bitat s .t lha flout door ot tins
Court io0se n tine VII age 81 ,tuaater Grant jouuty
Wisconsin. S.id .,le VIII Inal a. satisfy ssIa Neea
/ tons tosts ana e0.li ci Ha ~ COX,
/ J. ALLIES BtRHfR III So ttt} SnaUtFF
! Dated ett@f'A Oiiee iaueastar jan H. 1855.
tH s@wo
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ESTATE OF HAYDEN.

SFArR OF WISCONSIN,, In Probate, Grant county
- Grant County, court, Jan. Term, 1865
In the matter Of the guardianship of Anna Louisa Hay
den, minor heir ofIsaac W. and Elizabeth Hayden de-
ceased. Present VIM McGonigal Judge.
On this 22d day of January A. d. 1858 upon read
ing and filling the petit ion of Samuel b. Haydcn pray
ing that James NJ Hayden of Bsetown be appointed the
guardian of said minor, Anna L. Hayden, and also the
pettien OF Cassanna Huey, ct AL praying that James
Woodhouse Of Grant county be appointed the guardian
of said minor.
Therefore il is ordered that said petitions be heard
before the Judge Of this at tho Probate Office in
the vii age of Lancaster, in said county, Tuesday
the 18th day Of February, A D. 1865 at O'Clock in
the afternoon of said day.
And it is further ordered that notice Of said applica
tons and hearing be given to all interested in
the said minor by pub is h ng copy OF this
order for throe 0 successive weeks once in each week.
in the Grant County Herald weekly newspaper print
ed at Lancaster, in said county prior TO said day Of
hearing.
BY the Court WIN McGONIGAL,
3+w3 County Judge.
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sHERITF sAL1i--Heynolds ot Al.

y /.
- TATn or WISCONSIN, Circuit Court If Glut *
- Grant County Wisconsin
Brayley Pitts rsJ.sss MaE yuolas Isaac vs. Walker
By virtue Of a writ Of execution issued on If ,ba
Circuit Court OF Grant county. Wisconsin in favor nj
the above named ptinttifs,aud against the ado Ne named
Defendants or either Of them 10 me directed ana Dolly
cred, and for want of goods end ehates Of the nfn
dants wherein to levy have by the direction 81 tn
plalntlns ey levied upon all the right t,tle ud
interest which the said defendants or either Of ths
had on the 9th day of August 1852 or has since AZ,
quired in and TO the following described real estt
to-wt ~ ''Si
The southeast quarter of the northwes quarter and
the north half OF the north west quarter of Section
thirteen (S the north half of the northeast ouarter
OF Section fourteen (ls the south half of the south
east quarter and the southeast quarter OF the south
west quarter and the south half of suutw
OF southwest quarter Secten twelve Ze the south hail
OF south east quarter OF southeast quarter of SECTION
eleven ~ nd southeast quarter of east ouarter
Section fourteen (l4)-all in Town seven ~ Range
three % west also the south half of south west
OF Section thirty O) and the north quarter Sec
tiou Stall in Town "a hangs two ~, west OF
Tue iourth principal meridian All said lands situa
tea, ing ana icing in the county Of Grant State OF
Wisconsin; which said real estate | will on the Arr
day of March, 1865 at the hour OF 10 clock in IN,
forenoon OF said day, offer for sa and i'll sell TO tbe
highest bidder for cash the front door of the
house IL the village of Lancaster Grant county Wi.
Said sale will be made satisfy said execution costs
and costs of sale
J. ALLEN BARBER, i cox Sbar;0
Plaintiffs Attorney (pnb2s-w 93au6
Dated Sherin's 0fhve, Lancaster Jan IL is6s