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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-17
By ssreCn g. wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctonerr*
4 OMMISSlONERS' SALE.-By virtue Of Il
" decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county, Va, rendered At its May term, 1871, in
the suit Of Butts V. Butts ct ais IN rhanrcry,
the undersigned Commissioners therein named,
will sell, on SATURDAY, the Sth day Of July,
1871, al - {" clock ~, in front OF the Mansion
House Hotel in the city Of Alexandria, by pub
il" auction. the following described REAL ES-
Of LOCHABAK FARM with MANSION,
and bounded II: follows: Beginning ut j in the
centre Of Royal street, il extended, j poles, .
links Sllf' " trorI tho point whore tho centre
of said stree, intrr-,ct the centre ot the tract of
the Washington and Ohio Railroad; thence
north IO$' west $. u poles to X north 7S' 81 W u
~ poles to l. in the centre Of Washington st.,
north III + Il. 81 poles IT, Is in said centre
nrr t. the tract and in Il line formerly called
Pcndlcton's :; north 81 T. %, :l3 poles to NJ the
intersection al said line with the southwestern
line u said road; thence 5. 403', H. 43 poles to l.
where the said line Of tlc railroad crosses the
centre Of Royal street theme" =. ll"i' " !, ~
pole: 10 the beginning. containing acres and
344 poles
Term, Onc-lourth Of the purchase money TO
be paid in cash at the time Of sale, and the resi-
due in three equal instruments at Il. II and Is
months, with interest from the day Of sale; the
deferred payments IL be- occurred by the
notes al the purchaser, with satisfactory Sc
cur;y, aud the title to be retained until the pur-
chase mvncy be fully paid. Stamps and con-
ycvanr.i ri III" cost of the purchaser
ALBERT STUART
e. w. WATTLES,
r. l.. SMITH.
II q. CLAEGHTON,
m, II 2rwts Commissioners.
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The President left Washington l,s evening
Tor Long Branch, and vii! no! return to the
Capital untilthe close Of the month. Secretary
Boutwell, expects Ia l5ay,. Tonight or early in
the coming week.
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Horace Greeley. ii is SAID. i, to he hrinrc the
Joint Congressional committee next week 10 tell
what he knows about the Ku-kux He thinks
he knows great deal about almost every thing
,fnas
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VINO Is liz w find the following in the
Richmond correspondence of the Norfolk
Journal
1T is alleged that certain State official
whose salary is very small, finds means to build
himself Il fine residence and to live in profusc
style. by exacting 4 heavy percentage on con-
tracts which he awards One or two eases OF
this sort have been mentioned TO me by per.
sons upon whom can rely, and it is high time
that somebody who is able and willing to live
upon the salary should have the office or if
the present incumbent must lc retained, that
the salary should be increased so us to relieve
this official from temptation. OF course the
amount OF every contract is so shaped to as c1Gt-
bic the contractor to afford the percentage Ilc-
manded or extorted
The question is. who is this State official
who is thus featherng hi: nest at the expense
OF the State? Let us have an investigating
committee !-Lnehtw9 lirgina,u.
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Cool H.uwpr.

Tn" r.,"lrsl and hest glass at LAGER BEER |"
he had in the city can be obtained at VI. RrEEN >
Restaurant, opposite the Confectionery Store "i
{. Schaler on Fairfax street. jet
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
" ASSAS RAILROAD.
81 q u ss5 :=:s II: ;.:=:5

-
On and after MONDAY, juno 10. 1871, one
daily passenger trqin will run between WASH
Railroad to Richmond, Stauntnn ami the Nr-
! ginia Springs; ut Lynchburg for the West and
Southwest, and at Washington. /" the North and
Northwest.
Leave Washington daily 81 go IL n, and
Alexandria at $50 II. m, arriving III l.ynrhhnrg
ut 800 p. IA.
Leave Lynrnburg at S:2j 1t H.. arrive ut Alex
andria at o:2' =. m, and at Washington ut G;l5
p. n,
For MAAAs~A- nfy1Slo:, leave Washington
daily teyr"nting Sunday with main line train
at to, a. III. and Alexandria at 500 u. III.
Leave MANASSAS junction At $50 81. H.. pass
Strashurg At !"l1 p. m, and arrive at Harrison
burg "t 80 l.. m. connecting with Harmon 4
Cos. Stag Lines to Staunt"n, Rawlev Springs,
Nc. DC.
Eastward, leave Hnlrisnnhnrg at NJ, L. H. :
pass StraShnrg at 1915 =. IN. arrive II Manassas
junction at 4:nO p. III. connecting with main
line through Ia Washington and tho North and
West
Good connections, hv comfortable. ..nari,r.. :r,.
made t" Fairfax Court House from Far!:,y sta
ton; I" Middlchurg from Plains: and t. Upper
willie from Piedmont.
Both the Eastward and " c=twar,i bound trains
make cl"Se connection hi Strcahurg with the
Winchester and Strasburg Railroa't [" N.nc.e.-
Nt 'iai Ic! 1 cry, ! :tl"h ''lIIHSS, Nc.
Elegant sleeping cars arc run daily bctw+rlr
New York and Lynrhburg without change.
Also, cars through between Baltmore and
Lynchhurg, avoiding he Inconvenience crtrans-
fer in Washington.
Through tickets and baggage n t;,.d 10 ali
prominent points.
j. VI. BROADUS.
Js I'll General Ticket Agent.
SAIIEENH! PATTERNS!
,Arti'n. Elegance and Utility Comb:ned
Having been appointed agent in this CITY Tor
the sale OF Mrs ID. !. JACkSON'S ENGIISU
FRENCH and GERMAN PATTERNS and
having just received large assortment Of the
same. am prepared to furnish aides Child
ren's, Misses and Boys Patterns "f all ,iznsand
Of the latest styles. Sent by ma Il. postpuid ON
receipt Of price. guarantee the IN correct
{. {. BERRY.
Ic - hInG St. Alexandria
- SEASONABLE GOODS.
Straw Colored Sun Shades. Straw t'oInrcd
Parasols and Straw Colored U,I brcllas. \ very
large assortment just opened Il. greatly reduced
prices Also Straw Colorea L inrn i;nr laIip.'
dresses.
is l. ROB- W01D
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report comes from London that u ~no,l
as King Victor Emmanrel snter, Rome the
Pope will 60 to Corsica. But This is ,inuI,ttul
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y EW W I'ITE GOODS
Receiving :,nn;hrr supply u!
WHITE DRESS GOODS
New Styles
l4.; Bishop ar Victoria Lawn
l.J- Pure Swiss OrgandcS.
..-Stripcd l'ndrcs,c ed Cambria
ls' Plaid Nuinsook Muslins
~" Beautiful s:ott-iinishcd Ca.nbr:c, Swi.s
Muslin. Tarlton=. fiqucs. Marseiie5 &c.
j. II ROBT l.. WOOD.
BLAcK GRO, GRAIN SILKS
| have jus, rccriv",i from New York auctions
lnt Of superior
BLACK GRO. GRAIN SILKS
~ &c per ward under price.
" | don: put in hurabugging advertisements,
parties will cnHsr: their interests By looking hi
them.
Also, Gents silk sun Umbrellas 81 extra
quality
j. l. j. VI. STEW ART.
WIN. y. EERkLEY
w Has just opened
Fancy Prints, Bleached and Brown Cottons.
Linen Drills, Cottolade-, Ginghams, Plaid Nus
lins &c. to which he invites attention j. u
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The advice nov given to FarmcrS is. clean
Your wheat thoroughly helnr,. YOU send il 70
market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-17

DEATH ur THE SnT or \ FnRMrR AlrXAX-
pRIAS.-Thc following notice oi' the death .f =
son of Mr.. John Fleming brother Of \. !.
Fleming. ESQ If this city and formerly resi-
dent OF Alexandra. is taken from the Natci,.y
fourier. Our citizens will remember Ia have
heen shocked several weeks AGO hv the sad ar
count, through the PRESS. of tL, acc;d,nt,]
shooting, at Oakland College. John $ Elem.
ing, eldest SON OF MIR. John Fleming of our city,
Ii ~ our painful duty u announce this morn
ing that this accident has terminated fatally. ~
The news Of the death Of oar Young friend
reached his relations on Yesterday nor,,ng
ills collegiate standing was high and he had
indeed begun life with fair promises, but an
advise Providence has seen fit Ia remove him
from earthly scenes. Many in Natchez Sympa
lhIze IN the grief Of The family and relations.
aud sincerely mourn the early death Of the
generous and noble young man.
WASHINGTON ITEMS The strike among
me hrcknaker<, which commenced on Thurs
Jay last IN the yard Of Mr.. Guilds. and which
500" Spread to several doiring brick yards
HAS e''oeo aud the men Yesterday resumed their
work at the old rate of wages.
Inc counsel tor MIR. Bowen. who was c,nv;,.
tea OF olgamy' ';re at work cnlcavoring to pro-
g9re pardon: An ,,trmpt WAS made to see the
rresiasnt on inc subject, hut. rs this dill not
succeed, letter Was left for him. '''' ''''
Mr. A. +. Cunningham, one of I'M. ,,lJ,.-
printers ia this city, died Thursday n;aht ~
his residence, in his list year '7"'' 81
The Pope jubilee, which began Yesterday
was observed with much unanmity Ly tbe
Catholic population. There was 4 large PRO.
csssion, With banners and music
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THAT VERY DESIRABLE AND NALtA-
BILE PROPERTY, BELONGING To THE
tin VI VI - " + y LTH or VIRGIN Ia,
KNOWN AS TIE AHMOhN PROPERTY.

The Board of Public Works Of Virginia, be-
ing authorized and required To sell the lots and
wa.rr-power belonging to the Commonwealth
situated in the city OF Richmond, and known rs
the ARMORY PROPERTY, will offer the
same, on the premises, at public auction on the
18TH JULY NEXT, nj z. NJ. The payment
to be made in State bonds, ut par, and the pur-
chaScrallowcd Il credit of six and twelve months
from the date of its APPROVAL and ratification by
the next General Assembly.
About one-third OF the property, on the west
crn boundary, is under lease until lst july
1876, to Robert Archer Il Co., at rental of 81, 500
per unnum, and the sale will be subject t" its
conditions.
This property (ahout six acres adjoins the cy-
lcnsivc iron works belonging TO the Tredegar
Company, bounded on one side By the james
River and kanawha canal, G22i feet, and the
other Cor lover side, HI feet on james river,
thr lai! being between the canal and river fifty
feet.
Plan Of property Is now on file in the office Of
the Buard of Public Works, ut Richmond, to
whom application should he mad" for iurtherin
formation.
BY order Of the Board 81 Public Works
Virginia THOMAS I'll. DEWITT,
5rc'y Board Of Public Works.
Richmond a.. up 2S-laWtS
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yer lCE,
IrE,
er, w,tII SUPERIOR
Ordors I.f, NJ nnr ntiirn or with CTR driver.
! r.iU r.cni,,,. ,,~.,r,m, o,ten,ion
WIN 'e''''' - ''P' " III nHrDGE g. 90
,c,r r. a Snn,h Whorv..
"P ~ = - 100
1CE! Ice!
Il
The undersigned bcgs leave t. aHhouncc 70
his friends and tho public generally that he has
'''' "rr"h9f"' LOT a cof;Iah' supply o.
. H'''io-' iI4''
and Is now running wagons throughout the city,
ICE NAV be had in small or large Quantities TO-
rountrv n The lowest market prire
r RECEER
Depor cor King and Fuvctte SIS
mn 15-1r Alcxandria, W.
w - =
T. Z T..
4
take this method Of informing l.y friend.
and the public generally thai they will be lurn-
i;h with
ICE
3 T to 5' be- LETT eft at Ice Depot; No. % North
FAIRFAX street, 3pPDs'c M% wa, II, nGusc |%:Trs
day.. and at Samuel Lunts drug store, corner
NliiS n', - " EIVEii T. ,TWFII
"P L q - " 80 y. = = y = 80
VT.c.r pEcEIvFD
j
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SPRING SCHEDULE, BEGINNING
MARCH ~ ISL


SPRING SCHEDULE, BEGINNING
MARCH % ISL.
Tw" Trains Daily, except Sundays. h"tw"rl!
Alexandria and Hamiltnn
Leave Alexandrir nj $40 II. Ii. and > p. IA
Arrive at Hamilton ut 10. IS Il. IN and :. - p. IN.
Leave Hamilton ut $50 n. m and Is p. NJ
Arrive ut Alexandria at sos a. H. and 30 p. IN.
The $40 II. m. train from Alexandria and 1918
p. III. train from Hamilton, connect at Hamilton
with kcnrs Daily Line Of Coaches for Purcell
WILLIE ;,nirkersvillr, Bcrryv;lle and Winchester;
ui$n with Pcam"r: I1nc al Conchc, which l".tv"
L"csbnrg daily for iiIdic and Middlcburg.
Annual tickets, sixty dollars; communication
tickets, 90 trips at y cents per mile
r. II. HAFENNER,
NH l.; General Ticket Agcn;
A LENANDRIA & WASHINGTON r. r
.: is 5:=Ss
sAArL. N. SIIoEMAKER. ......... President
j. DEAN SMITH Treasurer
Richard +. MerricE, j. Dean Smith.
George WIN. Brent, Walter l.enoN,
DEPARTURE i OF 7. ;5!sEf;li TRAINS
On and after MONDAY, January Goth 1871
through Mail Trains leave Washington. from
Maryland avenue depot, at 40 4. H., for Lynch
burg and intermediate stations, Sundays includ-
ed, and l0:.I5 H. m. for Harrisonburg and inter
mediate station; on the Manassas Rrunch 0i the
o., a. & VI. K. r., Sundays excepted. Leave
Alexandria, from the corner Of Du Ike and Henry
streets, ut 200 p. III. from Harri.nnburg. Sundays
excepted. and $50 from I.ynchhur@ Sundays
included.
Local Passenger Trains leave Washington,
from Maryland Avenue Depot. at 10, - and
Ills n. ~. and 200 800, T. GIG and 40 p. IN
Leave Alexandria, from the corner q! Duke and
Henry streets, at 4:45 and 93Oa. m. and from the
corner Of King and ST. A=aph streets at Ii; and
1918 n. IN, and IL and p m.
Local Sunday Train. leave AI"Xand"!#. from
the corner Of Duke and Henry streets. at 40 II
IN. Leave Washington, from Maryland avenue
depot at 40 =. IN.
Through tickets can b" pr'":IIr'.' ~ III" ollie"
ni the Company. corner nI 9th street and Mary
land avenue. Washington and ha@gag" cil"ri;r'l
through
q. y. STEVENS, Gen. Supt
WI. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. jan ST
6,HoICE FAMILY FLOUR
Im' bids .I".eph Muph- odd brandt warrant
81 IT, give satisfaction. Just received and for sale
by TIiDS. PERRY,
ir l.: H. King street.
ENL0TE FLOUR!
acJ bills Mount Jackson Family.
:(t) bbls Extra Flour. various brands for sale
hV lHbS. IEfR ! :.
ic l.: II King street.
NJ q : = / TO y + rs
Lace and G,uZc Seamless Mosquito Nets, and
all OF the bost improved FiXturcs-Gircct from
the manufactured J. p. CLARKE
jc II No. l:S King al.
NOTICE-All persons axe hereby cautioned
~ against harboring trusting any Of tho
crew Of the British Brig Eleanor Chapman. from
Liverpool. As 10 debts OF their contracting will
he paid by the captain or cons9nee.
je slot ". \. SHOOT.
r LIVERPOOL FINE SALT
500 SACKS FINE SALT 10 arrive1er schr
Allie Dudley, and for sale by
N.Y. LOOE. WEDDERRURS i co.
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The city Of Portland in Oregon la' been
ovcrAowcd iy Il flood in the Columbia river
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K.gJF HS.IDS.

Il OHIO RAILROAD
s 81 a. 33ssS s.
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CSDsHHIELeT{TL.

ALEXANDRIA Market. June l.. The mar
kc for Wheat closes more active; offerings
liglt with sales "t fair to good red ri llo. l45
and lI,i Corn Is quiet and steady; offerings Of
14Oj bushels mixed and yellow. with sales Of the
former Vt s. and of the latter ut 81. Small 9a!o'
Of rive ut go Oats are active; offerings y! "a
bushels. with sa!ci ut 81. 50, ST and So
GEoEuErowS CATTLE MiEKE!.-Th: Cattle
market Yesterday H. Drovc"s Rest WAS HVc!y
with M Improvement in prices over last week
| We quote 30 herd ii Cattle: At 'Hd per
| 1C1 hounds: live weight; 1000 sheep dnd Lambs
and So each Cows and ~, G,'Xes Nv ,'t WeCSt
toN SHlPMENTS The amount 81 coal ship
ped from this poll during the week ending to-
| day was II; follows: American Coal Company,
| 4O44 tons: J. p Agncw 3433 tons G. Hutton,
| OF tons.
PORT or .gLEGa.>DEE7,J I.,'E .','7l.
Sun ROsE........ 434 MOON RIsEs.......... 4. II
stu sETs...... -.
:;rhr { r H-yrr, Boston, H. American roul
! Company.
Srhr Maggie Mulncy, Alyn's Point, and l., b
| Phillips. Dighton, by American toni e..
MEMORANDA.
>Srhr Fred Walton, Rirh from Boston t.: 1! bis
| port arrived III Vineyard Haven llth.
Srhr John Lancaster. Nilliari: henH" NJ
| Pawtucket llth
S;chr + Sludc. hence ii New Io"i, lDii
s:chr Washington. Field. hence a N"H'i'l;
| 18th instant.
schr; Emma, = D""sia~,. FLIP, nam"nd
| State Reed and Iris, hence III NorinlI. 18th.
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NV Green Il: Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
VALUABLE FARM AND OTHER PROP
Y ERTY AT AUCTION-COMM
Frs SALE.
Alexandria county, Virginia, rendered at its
August term, 1869 in the suit of Mary T. Lloyd,
Guardan, plaintiff, v: }. F. Tabb ct AL, defend
anti; in shancsrY the mndsrsigned CTm'pSsioy-
the lst day Of July, 1871, at y clock m, in
front 2fthe Mansion House Hotel in the city of
Alexandria, to sell, by public auction, TRACT
OF LAND, lying in Alexandria county, about
one mile northwest Of the city, containing about
SIXTY ACRES Of very productive soil, both
highland and meadow, beautifully located and
improved by n comfortable FRAME Dwell
LING Kitchen, &c. &c, large Barn and 1y7.
Stables Orchard of choice fruits in full bear sl$I
ing, n fine cistcrn and stream Of water through
the placr--utogethcr one Of the most desirable
situations in this vicinity. The land udjoins Mrs.
IIarprrs, Volts and others. and is bounded on
the south west by the old Lecsburg road.
Also ONE UNDIVIDED SIXTH PART
OF The LOT OF GROUND, with TENE- -.
MENT thereon, situated on the west side of aai
fronting on Washington street III 3-l:! feet,
more or les. AID running back weStwardly l25
lU-l2 feet more or less, being houn,!ri Oh the
.ou,h by krmpcr's lire.
Also ONE UNDIYIDED SIXTH PART
Queen street, beginning At point on Queen 81,
Us ALP feet, more or less west # Washington
street; thence west Of Queen street IL LIZ feet
thence south l02 feet parallel /" Washington st.
t" IN feet alley; thence east Ii ll2 feet paral
lei 10 Queen street, and thence in straight line
10 Tic beginning.
Also, one UNDIVIDED HALF PART OF
THE LOT OF GROUND on the east side OF
Columbus street, beginning 1t Il point Is feet
south of Queen street; thence south on Column
bus street - feet or less, to IN feet alley,
running parallel to Queen street; thence east
with SAID alley Ct feet; thence north parallel Ia
Columbus street - feet and thence: IN straight
line to the beginning being the property which
va, conveyed to Frederick Lloyd, Decreased. By
deed Of partition, dated August =, 1866.
Terms: Onc-tcnth of the purchase money t"
hr paid in cash, and for the rrsidu" the bonds OF
the purchaser. with security, 1T Il. j. and Is
months. tu J." taken for the deferred payments,
with interest from the day OF sale, and the title
70 be retained until they arc fully paid. Stamps
and cnnvcyuncnS ut the cost of the purchaser.
: my 2i-2awtS {. W. WATTLES, C"mmr +.
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r OST-On Thursday evening, on Washing
IL ton. st. Asaph or Duke streets, an oblnng
WHITE LAVA BREASTPIN. with embossed
silver figure. a suitable reward will be paid
for its return to this office. jr l1-:!t
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BARGAiiFSsSSIo < p, = c,, on.


Straw Colored Sun Shades. Straw ,nInrcd
ParasolS and Straw Colored Uri ,brcllas. \ very
large assortment just opened Il: greatly reduced
prices. Also Straw Colorea L inrn inr lalie.
dresses.
is !. ROR:r | WOOD
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PORT OF.7LEEN.1iDIsTq, JG.,.E ..,'7i

AREIN
SrLr { r H-yrr Boston, H. American tou
Company.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

l1rATE OF WISCONSIN,, Circuit Court in ind for
- Grant County, Grant County,
VI n fubhcll, plaintiff vs.. Jacob BOnnell aud Luz
crctia Bonuell (his wiiel, Elisha Ransom, II. A. W.
McNar, guardian Of Lucia Walker an nfant), j.
Allen Barber and n W. Reyes. defendants
By virtue Of judgment OF foreclosure and order
o. sale made aud rendered In this action, dated Sep
TENDER 18Th 1871 directing that sale be made Of the
lands and premises therein described. foowstowit
lot number eight (s). 10 block two (2), In the vii
hge If feunmore. Grant county Wisconsin; also lots
number four 90, iye 5) aud seven az, in the village
ut fennim0re, Grant county, Wisconsin, riding to
the plat survey 81 said village will the fifteenth
LAY VI November, A. ID, 1871, at o'clock in the at
trrnuon At the ront door OF the court house. in the
village 90 Lancaster, GRAFT county, Wisconsin, Sell
said described lands to the highest bidder tor cash.
satisfy said judgment, interest and costs Of sale.
WM, h. SLOAT Sheriff,
W. y. DEWEY phs atty. Grant county, Wis.
Dated sheriff 5 Gnice, Lancaster, Wis, Oct .. 1871
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
J. M. ALTIZER.

County Clerk. Grant County Wis
Yiitags Of Upper Hazel Green.
Description. Sec. To whom Assd. Amt due.
Lot l block 9 Jacob Rehl Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
SHERIrF's OFFICE GRANT County, WIS,
4


To he Electors 81 Grant CbuHty.
In pursuance Of the laws Of the safe Of Wisconsin
and Of the above notice, 10 directed by the Score
Ary Of state, general election will be held in tn
several towns and election precincts in this county
on Tuesday, the seventh day Of November next, at
which the above named officers will be voted for and
vote taken upon the proposed amendment 10 the
constitution of the State Of Wisconsin above set
forth.
Also will BE- elected in this County
Superintendent OF Schools ia place Of WillamtH.
lluford, whose term Of Office will expire on the first
Monday IN January, 1872,
A Member Of the Assembly TO represent the First
Assembly District comprising the towns Of Harrison
Hazel Green, jamestown, Paris, Plattevie aud
Smelser
A Member of tho Assembly 10 represent the Second
Assembly District, comprising tho towns Of Clifton
Elleuboro, Lancaster. Liberty, Lima and Potos
member Of the Assembly 10 represent the Third
Assembly District comprising the towns OF Blue River
Boscobei Fennim0re Hickory drove, NJ ari0n, Mount
Hope, Muscola, Watorstown, Wngyiiie aud Woodman
Mcmbcr Of the Assembly 20 represent the Fourth
Assembly District, comprising the towns Of Beetown,
bloomington, Cassyille, Hen Haven, Little Grant,
Millville, Patch Grove, Waterloo and Wyalusng.
Said election 20 be conducted the votos canvassed
ana returns made pursuant 20 law.
WILLIAM +. SL0AT,
litd Sheriff Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
Commissioners Notice--D. II.
RnrkarsS ESInIp.

W. p DEWEY. PlA's Atty. ~
September 9th, 1871. l4w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

lr,rE oF WISCONSIN In Circuit Court Ia and for
- Nouuty OF GRANT, Grant County, Wisconsin,
John Black, Plaintiff. W Jacob Tob.er, Defendant
sale ON Execution.
NY virtue Of writ Of execution in the above EMIT
Tod action, IA favor Of said John BLACK plaintiff and
agsin,t the defendant, Jacob Tobcr, Go directed
and delivered, aud no goods chattes belonging to
sud Jacob Tohler having been found Of which 10
satisfy said writ, have ny direction OF plaintiff at.
torney levied upon an the right title and interest
whatever that said Jacob roblcr had ON the 18Th day
Of september 1907 or has since acquired in aud the
allowing described lands and premises, towit;
The east half Of the southwest quarter OF section
sixteen flo and the southwest quarter OF The north
west quarter OF section twcntyon f2), all In Town
tour -, north OF range three 3D. west, IN Grant
County, Wisconsin.
which right title and interest Of said Jacob Tohler
I'm and 20 said described land wilt ON the eighteenth
day OF October ISL. AZ the hour OF twelve G noon
AZ The front door Of the house Ia the village of
Lancaster, in Grant County Wisconsin, sell 10 the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said execution ~
terest thereon and cost Of sale "
WM, H. SL0AT
sheriff Grant County, Wis
W. p. DEwEY pas Atty.
September 6th ISL l4N6