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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-19


lodrgli west half of lHtthLesst
fourth, and cost llalf pf southwest
fourth Of section b. and east hall
I Of nQrth-wcst foa4ih ~ SC. 2S,
township ter, so0th range 5 west,
containing 331 34E100 acres.
10. A tract nf land (swaInu
lapd) being east hall III southeast
fonrth Of seetionf; the south west
fourth and nortl-elst fourth 81
southwest fourth of section s, and
the southeast fourth Of NORTH west
fourth dissection l7, township ten,
south range west,o eoht6ming
204 96l100 acres
/ 20. a tract Of land; ssatl,,
landJ, being southeast fourth 81
southwest fourth bf sec. &; and
northeast fourth of northwest
fourth, and west half Of southeast
fourth Of section II, BoWnshib3 / o,
southrsnga 8 VEST eont.sii 80
5Cres moro or less. ~
81 80. Ismolse house ono corn
crib; so head of wild oattla, 4 llor-
SEES and maFessts0 heact tOf heeB;
593 psnnels cypress tib,a, 3 head
OF gentle cattle: 4 bead 81 hogs;
one OF cart FARMING utensils;
household and Liifchen-furaituEo
aud meIty Other articias t0blnal1e
rous to enpmeratc.
Tef1pEs ata C6ndftiohs.
On a credit Of0ne, tRp and thrhe
years fpqn day pf sale purchasers
oxecptlng thelr pFonlisspEY notes
with good securIfy, residing iii the
parish, to the satisfaction Of Alex
is Arcepauya AdministratQr and
payable to him eF arder, and cont
ditionGd to bear eight per cent iu-
iterest from their Respective niaEuri4
ties Till paid slzauti tlge iumoFslda
property to % anGl rcn6ih s1eci-
ally1 mort set, with rendors prii
yilege until fun ana entire paw
mont. oE-t anlias tv mi al5ih m -
.g7fa s1e oaALEXIs .ARgEgAUE.
1rtda at tCi administrators.
h July SO, 71.a.l gatyas Eal
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already paid, and the valuable pre-
mlums viii be sent without delay.
and The Companion WILSON bs-
Gene come 9 welcome weekly visitor. 1T
ls perfectly safe is send th6 prioe
ot e slpgle subscription by mai IN
2tWell sealed letter. 80
p. Q. ALLEN, & Co.
aug, ~, s7L9Jgk Angdala, Maine.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-19


4 CRANK O. PORTER,
Prof. Obststiics ald DISEASES a W,o-
men, College az 11lysieiaas. 7ar a IlEe
member Board of HeaIth
.9ltd az 81 BOISI. ~ Isfbs
/ Obstetrics aud Dis. Ut Women. n ,au-
\ is MeCEc8l College.
Dlaa&E MCDOWELL, M.
$50 resg 4, Missouri led Collage
i. a. CLARKE, III. d.,
frof Surgery Mo Medical COLLEGE.
Faa9d tsta ttgsislhAt Ph u ci 4 ~
pitai, &c LQDis, No. 49,
HERBERT rRT8TM. Prof
lTlctical PhsEmSdys ISt. Louis CToRese
OF Pharn1aisr
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br1Su qafR s3ia nd MtnH ga
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men, College 20 HoFaosg Is p. vi.
cams and Surgeons.
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k4Of. alat6fia Medies ana Tbars5,T5an-
| IS, H2PqsPathis Neaiqal Cpllssa Of
lJNo. coNzLEMly, NJ. d. Lecturer
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10 College Of Missouri.
CdARfgSi TiAsTI9E, MD.
Prof, Of Physiology, Homnr,sfbie sfa7
* College % ATc. fr6 tf
JOHN HARTMAN. III. ID. Prof
} Clinical Medicine, Col. HomcOO'c Ply
slciaR end Snvgeau,
they are superior to At other stom-
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LIMO SANDERS, Analytical Chemist
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SIMON HIBsCH. Anslitissl Chems,,
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been sHbmiffed tos "a. s1lri ~ llasgs
them q be the best k0llic and etin1yr4pv,t
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-19
"a STRE BREVENTTYE

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iaa1a Ties al8 81 Eth "a ~ 00AM
SURE PREVENTIVE
For, Fever and Agpe, Tntermittents,
BrlhUuGti and All disorders arising
from nltlaEi6 s talasa. kesl hey III high.
DrCc0rlraond atI as all u sTT.IlN SPEP-
TIC, an1 ia eases 90 81 iOEl8E STT0N
are l6vAtEAri1E Azlsma APRlgHTEsEsls
{ and R5SlIl taEsEsAN1'ya a. q ia O}sas ii
GENERAL DER IlIa yY they have, Ilav-
eTlan'h sinsle instance, failed "a produ-
cling tho most happy resulta IhG5 sra
psriieltiaEiylf1qf ST faa 2 sas1
BEN GeKd4h TO tMNE18EsAI .ES.
sEr4pgthasiNg the la3y, tnrigpratiHS
the mind, and fsiyliles spnc md elastici-
" i G. tae Ehos9 syss9ult 20 aDAEE
~ 4 I Eiso ate ccfnpQunQed WITH lie
greatest care, and no tonic. stimulanf
mas ever before heea oitesed III tlla nnl,-
lie se PIsI1lt SAINT TO sTfFEs " Ss,fz
and ~ he same till6 e0flbsni "a ~
Iiy reinedls agents eiitl ol 4, Ia N, ra1,.
dssNl i4stseiIsilS as this est lgii3, i rs Il le
Rharinacop uias ~ costs bttE igfss III
give tAgiba fair srisl. snd 'a&
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.aI 8ostIss, go 1od ssaa
preparation il che world can pro
du0e So sRRny unuualitiu7 END ogaemen s
by physiei ~ .hest ssand-
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UNITED srAFEs MaRrSn HoaIlraI,
ST LOWS 40, Oct. ~ Ta
JANIS A JACK sos & t.o.-f b9vs N.
aFnined the formula For making ths
Home Stomach 1}itsaas and eli taem
IN THIS hospital the last four months i
CONSIDER them the most valuable alc
and stst0fnuiapt now Ill nsa
S. H AtllhCETER
Asesieoat FhysiciaN in charge % C
8 Marine Hospital
JAMES q. EsoS e. ca. tgar
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-19

Motto oaest dc Il m5ifie E.st section
l8, u p $. X. 10 Quest. ennfenent I60
I6fl00 ceres, assesse y Miller ct irvine!
Taxes, 81 ..
allogii $50 3tT 700 asFcs sita6 dams n
section a. set q 20Ta0 acres STUD dahs
lasecfi1ni 90 BE- 52i100s ITO. q. R S
Quest Bsse8se 3 b 1sueeassioii de
plle1I ID Quirlg Takes. Sal SOL
~ @. BARBE, 'l 8a
SEQ aColleoteuT des Taxes.
"a Jnilltet. F7I3 nbssmh sFF IS
r. ~ CARR VI 81 0hTPHIET,
galEestonr Huntsville Ala
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-19

100. Tn moitj6 sud IN Quart snd-
Est section %, 8. 8, 3, IT. 12ohest, con-
tenant ~ 25ll00 acres; u quart Sud.
Quest &c h section "a. III q, g.R
~ Quest, ebutenthit i59 GQTG00 acre; IN
motto Eofa III quart Nofel. Is 56siub
30, A, q, sf III l2 oRest eehtennnt 7G
13Ii00 acres, asse 4 Lehman, Goud.
chauX et'cie. Taxes, STA 98
IGo. Ile qVart N0rd- Cnost "a sec
rion us contcnant 400 76FlOQ pcre n
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Pg0pFieaoGs.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
systematizlng Mental Labor.

As a marvellous lrstsnce OF what
1le man may Rchiey 81 doing sys-
tematioally aud thoroughly wha ever
le undertakes, we can not DO bctter
than consider tho life Of Alexander
Eon Humboldt There was no part
Ill. lao world that ho had not visited
aud he has been nowhere without ao-
lWring the most exact knowledge Of
he whole country, It's geology, its
animal lite, It's botany, Us physical
characteristics, as well as tho Lam
;nagc, habits, customs, laws, religion
and history Of its people. He lea
THE lif3 till no was ninety years Of
age, and even then no fact, in any
part Of the world, that had any bear
ING on scientific truth, escaped his
notice. His mind was museum,
where all The knowledge that had
hoen brought into Jhe world was
placed IN order careful iv guarded
and always ready for use. We are
not wrong in attributiug the bound,
less learning and prodigious memory
OF this great man TO his habit o. sys-
tematizlng his mental labor, and to
his power Of INSTRUMENTATION and
To his belief in the wisdom Of God
Scientific american.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
THE HERALD.
Keeping Winter Apples.


II has beon found a good practice
among the fruit growers 10 pack
their fruit in close barrels or boxes,
and seclude them as much as posi-.
bic from the air. One Of our ex-
changes notes the case Of man who
packed all his fruit this way in the
orchard upon the open ground, then
covered them with a load Of hay,
left them nearly all winter; aud when
opened, some six months later, they
were found to be in perfect condi-
ton. Some varieties shrivel badly,
and are not considered good keepers
such US the Tallman Sweet, Spitz-
onburg, etc. II they are packed 10
this way, and kept IN dry bat cool
place, they will be found to 90 well.
Another farmer says:
II have found universally that
thcy keep better to lie: them lie
without picking over, 1t is much
better . pile them into a large bin
across tbo.ceIlar, say six or seven
feet high and four or five feet wide
and cover them up tight, than to
lay them on shelves. once saw
such q bin that a man had kept
through the winter. About the Isl
II April he thought be would open
Ihe windows on the side of the cell
lar next to the bin, to let in the air
| was at his place and he called my
attention TO the fact. Two windows
over the bin were opened about ten
days or two weeks; and the apples
exactly opposite the windows, about
one third, routed for as much as 8
foot in depth, and tho remaining
part on either side were not rotten
M aIl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
Care Of Horses Feet.

The foot IL the most important
part OF horse; when that is OUT
order the horse il entirely useless
At this period Of the year q grea
leal ri care and attention may prot
itably bc turned 20 the feet Of our
horeo- Mud Hot, slash, md filth
81 ans Kind showed 70 remain on t
horse. .e. will certainly injurt
tuem When horse j. brought in
from wora :nc feet and legs should
oc 40 huJ free from dirt aud rubbed
dry iho boot should bo OCCASION
ais veil tsrged with common pine
tar ~ any injury occurs from
"ca!kinr' .ht aat should DO kept
cirau .p4 70 I'd rs al the junction Of
The hopi aud the skin pains should
We yak % . heal il up AZ once, lest
yno boot may become permanently
'iuy ~ grows downward. !
70 is kopt .oft aud pliable there is liz
g iangyt q his, but il IL Is allowed
to heroine Try aud brittle bad sand
raeils ~ sIht-hoof may occur.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28

This II not performed by SIMPLY
entering every penny spent, but Of
40 balancing receipts and expendi .
lures that one may know every day
precisely how he stands with the
Worll Credit may be helpful in an
organized business. But when young
men or womon are just beginning 10
earn q little money, it is wise for
them never 20 owe penny, not even
for DAY. IL is better TO 90 without q
hundred needed things than to 90 10
debt and the poorer you are, the
more tyraanical will debt prove to be.
1t is wise for every young man to re-
fuse TO incur debt, and to oblige nim
self 10 keep clear and minute ac-
count of every cont gained and spent.
The habit once formed, it will be as
easy TO DO mothodical in money mat
ters as to be careless.
Parents should bring up both boys
and girls 70 keep accounts 1t should
We Impressed upon them, carly and
tate, that bushes, cannot be safely
carried on without minute accurate
record After habit Of accounts il
once formed, system in affairs and
method in accounts becomes easy
Instead Of hindering they facilitate
business, economic lime, give clear
ness 70 ones course, prevents compli
cations, enable one ~ any momont
TO know his actual condition, anc
keep his estate so that il called L
ieaye il, he can do so without liabiI
ily Of tormonting his family or beir,
with u wretched tangle OF vexation,
md disappointmonts, Therefore
keep accounts II " Bcgchsr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
Estate Of shoemaker.

GrArE " WISCONSIN, IL Probate Grant County
= County of Grnut. s Cont
In the matter Of the estate Of Margaret Shoemaker
deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of Jeromeshoemaker
Of Grant County. representing among other things
that Margrre shoemaker late OF Grant Co. On the 3si
day Of Septemhe a. as Grant county died intestate
leaving goods chatels anl estate within this state
and county, aud that the said p tinoner IL o.
said deceased and praying that administration Of said
estate be TO him granted
II is ordered that said petition be hoard before the
Judge of this court Monday the Ash day OF December
1871, at one o'clock, NJ al Lancaster in said
county
Ordered furth that notice thereof be given 90 the
heirs Of said deceased and 20 all persons Interested by
publishing q copy OF this order for three successive
weeks prior % sail day 81 hearing ia the Grant Coun-
~ lead. weekly newspaper printed and published
| at Lancaster in said county.
by the court WM McGONIGAL County Jud -e.
Dated et Lancaster, November 22d 1871. 23w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28

4 SMOKE ARREsTER AT last a con-
dent Of the subject at Gloucester for
trivance has been perfected by stu,
arresting the cinders that now escape
from the locomotive smoke-stacks,
and passing them to a receptacle un-
der the boiler The smoke-pipe is
shaped something like horn OF pien-
~, and screw is fixed where the
chimney begins to swell, at an angle
ottorty-tve degrees, Below this, set
horizontally, a perforated pipe passes
through the smoke pipe, conveying
steam from the boiler, which the en-
gineer controls with a valve The
steam moistens the cinders ~ thev
pass H. and the latter fall upon tbe
first or lower screw ia heavy state
and thence tall 20 the bottom. Ifanv
should escape they are too dead 10
pass the top screen, and SO return
with all the others. Passengers will
hail this invention with profound sat
is.action while railroad companies
will take hope for larger dividends, it
consequence OF less destruction flor
ests and buildings by fires Of their
own unwilling kindling
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
Estate of BAILEY,

CTA11 or WISCONSIN, Ia Probate Grant County
= Grant County. s as Court
In tho matter Of the as will aud testament Of 0ren
Bailey, deceased. late Of tire COUNTY OF Grant.
Whereas an instrument IN writing purportiug TO be
the last Will and testament OF Or.u Bailey. de
ceased, late OF the county o. Grant has been flied 10
this office aud whereas application has been made 10y
Hiram BAL ey. praying that the AaIua b. oven and
10 prUbA according to the laws Of this State
ard that letters testamtntary thereon be- granted 10
the Executors named in said will,
II Is ordered that said application De heard before
the Judge o. this court, az the Probate Office In Ian
ter in said Co on Wednesday, the 9th day Of Dec,
Der, lsi at one cuck in the afternoon of said day
And il is further ordered, that notice Of said appi
cation and hearing be ven q all persons Interested
by PUBLISHING copy this order 10 the GRAFT Coun
~ Hsraid weekly newspaper printed and published at
Lancaster said county, three successive weeks
once IN each week, prior the time OF such hearing
by the Court, WM McGONIGAL, 60 Judge.
Dated November II, 1911. PAWS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
SherIT'S SaIe.-VouDe ct al.

= TATE OF WIsc0NslN,t Circuit Court in aud foI
- County of Grant. Grant County, Wis.
Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale
Henry Thole, plaintiff vs Joseph Young, Henry Vac
Reek and Beniain Van Beck defendants.
By virtue ola Judgment foreclosure and order o.
sale rendered and made in the above edttlod action
the 25th day OF Sept mher 1871 directing that sale
be made OF the lands and promises described therein
to-Nit: The north west quarter o. section twenty
eight, town enc, north OF range two west ia Grant
county. Wisconsin, Will on Wednesday the 10Th day
Of December, 1871, at one O'Clock W. at the front
door Of the court house. in the village OF Lancaster
Wisconsin, son said described land - tho highest bid.
Ter for cash. to satisfy said Judgment interest thereon
aud costs Of sale. WA H. sLOAT.
Sheriff Grant county, Wis
SAMUEL MERRIOK, pltfs atty
Dated October 2lst, 1871. 2}wG.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
Attachment

Ctate Of Wisconsin, in Justices Court
- County Of Grant 5 Town Of Paris
10 LCCLAN SANFORD:
You are hereby notified that warrant Of attach
ment has been issued against you ami your property
attached TO satisfy Il demand Of Lewis Bee et.
mounting to eight dollars aud tive ty cent. -
Now, unless you shall appear before Peter Casper
Justice Of tue Peace in and for said county his Of
nee 10 said town, on the 4th day Of December. A d,
ISL, % O'Clock in the afternoon judgment will be
rendered against you and your property sold % pay
The debt LEWIS RACKET Plaintiff.
Dated November II, ISL z4wSs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
sheriff's saIe-Joi,nson e,ai.
- Grant County 20 Grant County.

A5T rS q c c6sHsy 'c Grant s9qT County IN
Partition salo'
Julia @. johnson, George ~ johnson, Mary A. John
son and louisa Il johnson, infants, by Michael
Coilogan their guardian ad Item, Jesse . Tay-
Tor, Caroline A. Johnson, John 7. johnson aud
Mary J. Coogan,
BY virtue Of an order of sle made in the above en-
titled cause, directing that sale lie made Of the lands
described therein, l will on ThuFdsay, the fourth
day 0f January, 1872, at the hour Of one O'Clock In
the afternoon AZ the dwelling house the south part
OF the west halt of tho north Wet quarter OF section
two 81, town one (ll. north range two % West IA
Grant county, Wisconsin, er for sale and sell 10 the
highest bidder, the following described lands, mined
in said order OF sale towit All Of the west half of
the northwest quart OF section number two ~, in
township numter one % north ol nge number two
~, west Of the fourth principal meridian, except xix
teen acres OF The north thereof decided 10
Jesse taylor by Isaac Williams. reference to said
jesse Iay ors decd being had for more specific de-
serpton OF suid excepted part the east half Of the
northeast quarter % keeilon number thrae In the
aforesaid town one, north 1T range Two vest and the
west half u the out east quarter Of section num.er
thirty IA township number TWO uorth OF range num-
Der Two, west OF he fourth principal IA ri,lian, ex
certing from the last named rigity acte To-, hirty
acres OF the north end decided e. jos 0 Taylor
Thomas TAYLOR. reference 20 the said jesse y Tay-
Tor deed being had or more particular description
OF the excepted part.
Ihe terms a will be made known &c the time
ana plsce Of sale above men Toned.
VM, h. SL0AT Sheriff.
Grant county Wis.
SAMUEL MER icK plits atty.
Dated sncrn : Office, lancaster Wis Nov. 10. 1871.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
ESfafe OF inttsrhalI.

GrA1G oT WisooNslS, q, Ia Probate. Grant Coun-
- Grant county, ~ curt.
In the matter of the estate Of Christian Goftscbal
deceased
On reading and filing the petition OFF Alien Barber
administrator Of tine estate Of Christian GottschaI
deceased, representing among other things thar
he has fully administered said estate, and praying
that lime aud Ma, he fixed for examining and al
lowing his account of his administration,
It is otdeaed thst said account be exsInin cd
by the Judge ct this Court Moud,y. the llth daa
Of December 1871 next ensuing ~ the Probate Office
ia Lancaster in said county.
And u ID further ordered that notice thereof be Civ
ca 20 AL persons Interested by pub ihing a copy OF
this order for three successive weeks prior 10 snid da
Of hearing, in the Grant County Hera d, weekly
newspaper printed ud published at Lancaster ina said
county.
By the Court. wM McGONTGAt, Co Judge.
LA.el 40 Lancnst. Z. Nov. I'm. ISL lIM3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28

PRESERVING EGds IN WINTER
We have kept eggs perfectly good
from October to March in the follow
ing manner: \ piece Of lime as
large as q quart dipper, is put into
fivs gallons Of water, and salt added
until an egg will float. This is
strained and put into clean keg,
into which q loose head is made to fit
easily; knob is fitted to the head
tor handle. The eggs are put, as
they are gathered, into the liquid,
and the loose head placed on them
TO keep them below the surface
The Keg should be kept in cool
place in the cellar. The liquor will
not freeze except at lower tempera-
ture than freezing point. Eggs thus
preserved will sell readily as "limed
eggs" until fresh eggs come, and are
almost a. good as fresh ones.-
american AgricWituiSt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
AttaChment--O'Brien.

Ss4kVE WISCONSIN, 10 n Justicc's Court.
- Grant County. J Town Of Mount Hope
r. JOHN O.BRIEY ana THOMAS OBRIEy.
You are hereby notified that Is warrant OF attach
mont has been issued against you and yonr property
attached % satisfy the demand Of IN Humphrey
amounting 10 two huudred dollars except four
hundred more) Now, unless Won shall appear before
/. FIX, Justice the PaRce in and tor
said county. AZ his Office in said n the jb day
December 4. D. 1871, at 20 O'Clock in the forenoon,
judgment viii be rendered against you and your prop
erty sod % Ray the debt
WILLIAM HUMPHREY, Plainuf.
Dated October lOth. 1871. 24w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
sheriff.. snie-NInrIev.
- FATE OF WISCONSIN I Circuit Court in ana f
y Grant County, Grant County.
Judgu ent Of foreclosure and sale.

- TATE OF Wisconsin, Circuit Court in ana for
y Grant County, Grant County.
Judgu cut OF foreclosure and sale.
William Gary plaintiff, Va Rcbecca Muriey, john
Murey, William uriey, Thomas Mu' ley. Andrew
Nnrey, Emma Murley, Mary Murey, Joseph MUIR
ley, James Murley, and Simon Murley defandans.
BY virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and order Of
sale made and rendered in the above entitled action
September l5th 1871, directing sale TO be made Of the
lands and premises described therein % wit: piece
or parcel Of land in Grant county, Wisconsin, de-
scribed as follows. Commencing at the rorIh east
corner Of II Tprk's ot ia the viiaga ct
Las Green. and run from thence north
sixteen degrees west htty-three teet yaI thence
west one hundred and tweEty--ix feet ming With
the north east OF lot west OF IT, lot here de-
scribed and owned by IL York thence south six
teen degrees east tue inc dlyidng said two Is
and % JOIN the southeast % said II York
lot, hfty six iuet thence east hundred and twcn
~ i've i'et 70 the ace OF Begin Ing. contal ning
abou6 four DDS OF ands, be tue less vii
on the 18th nay OF December III the hour OF one
o clock, NJ, at the front door OF the court house
in tn village OF Lancaster, Grant county Wisconsin.
sell said described land aud premises 10 the highest
bidder for cash 10 satisfy said Judgment, interest
thereon sud costs OF sale W. y. SL0AT,
Sheriff, Grant county, Wis.
BARRIER C1EMENTsoN dets' AIMS.
d. cd sheriff Office Lancaster. oct 8. 1871 22wf