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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-07-04
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


GrATE OF WISCONSIN IN Probate Grant County
~ Grant County. Court
In the matter Of the estate Of Chstain Gottsehall
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in pur-
suance OF order Of license, made in said matter
the fourteenth day OF February, A. D. 1871, by the
County Court Of said county, the undersigned. ad.
mnistrator of the estate Of said deceased, will on
Wednesday, the Goth day Of july a ISL at II o.
clock in the forenoon OF said days at the front door
the court housen the village Of Lancaster, in said Co.
offer for sale at pubic vendue, the folio wing described
lands towit: The west half of the southeas quar-
ter, and the south west quarter Of the north east
quarter, and IL in the south part OF the north
west quarter of the north east quarter, all in section
No. two (2 in town two ~ north OF range three (S
west, and lot number ity-eig (5s), in section thirty
five (35) in town three t3) north Of range three 5)
west, in the county Of Grant, Wisconsin.
Terms of sale will be publicly stated at the time
and place of said sale
The above real estate 10 be sold subject to the dow
right of the widow Of said deceased ii she has any
j. ALLEN BARBER,
Administrator of the estate OF
5w4 Christian Gottschsll, deceased.
Dated at Lancaster, this 2sth, day of June, ls7l.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-07-04
LILLIAN HUMPHREY. VIZ. clan
HUMPHREY g. CLARK,

BAN IL Ill KS,
BLOOMINGTON. WISCONSIN
DUY AND SELL GOLD AND GOVERNMENT
I'D Bonds and Eastern Exchange. Prompt atten-
ton given to collections at all point and the pay
mcnt OF taxes. Deposits received and loans negota
ted Advances made upon approved securities In
terest allowed on special deposits at best current
rates o2a5tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-07-04

no. Captain Halls Arctic expedi-
tionsailed yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

The speech Of Hon. Columbus Delano, Secre-
tary Of the Interior, delivered at Sandusky last
evening, constitutes prominent feature in the
political canvass in Ohio, and IL cannot fail 10
have a marked effect, not only there, but in
other States where elections are to be held this
tall. 1t was intended We take 1t. a an authori-
tative exposition of the policy and conduct of
President Grants administration, but whether
regarded ia that light OF merely a an expression
Of personal views, well fortified by facts and
figures, the popular verdict must he that il was
one OF the ablest and most eloquent political
addresses yet delivered this year, and we shall
he greatly mistaken if il be not adopted the
key note of the approaching Presidential cam
Paign.. 1t is well worthy the extensive publicity
II has already received, and we regret, on many
accounts, that the limited space we are able to
afford to political matters forbids the reprOduc-
ton &C some of its many salient points in the
columns of The STAR. We understand, how
ever, that il is 70 be published in pamphlet
form. so that those of our readers who wish to
peruse OF preserve it will be able to procure il
IN that more desirable shape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

The Ieculiarities which have hitherto most
strongly marked what has been by courtesy
styled street engineering in Washington have
been arching the crOwnof the carriageways high
above the adjacent sidewalks, placing the street
crossings n tritie lower than the surface of the
streets through which they run, and Inadequate
gutterways and drainage facilities on paved
streets. Now that the Board of Public Works
have fairly undertaken their duties and secured
the permanent services of a highly endorsed
engineer. we trust these grave defects will be
remedicd a tar as possible where they now exist,
and invariably avoided in future. In very few
other cities would they have been allowed for a
.1av
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

The contractor for grading south Seventh
street needs looking after. He is making enor-
NOUS excavations, for the purpose, it is said, of
turning brisk penny by the sale of the gravel;
and the surplus earth is being piled on the side
walks TO the height of the second story windows
OF houses. To remove this earth he runs his
carts over and on the sidewalks, breaking them
them up; IN fact, utterly running them. We be-
hevc the same contractor has the job of lower
ing the street railroad tracks to the grade, and
tins work, too, has been terribly bOtched and
retarded through putting on an inadequate num-
Der OF men, Ii is evident that some thorough
and constant supervision is needed over this
Seventh street work Tor the protection of the
public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

The first German election in Alsace and Lor-
raine came of few weeks since and the result
was not very fattering to the new rulers of these
provinces. At MuhlhauSen, where I0, $50 names
were enrolled, only IS voted. At Thanh. out of
i,s0O voters, 10 voted; at Guebwiller out of 256I
only 525 at DOrnaeh, ont of 991, only &c; at Hab-
Sheim, out OF 5Gs, only II, etc. At Strasburg
however, twelve out of the thirty-six candidates
were elected, $50 votes being cast out of Il 900
voters In the department of the Lower Rhine
the people have more generally voted, though
they show the antipathy to German citizenship
all the same. They there indeed express it in
their votes, as they did elsewhere by refusing 10
vote. The elections demonstrated conclusively
that the PrOtestants are less hostile to union
with Germany than the Catholics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

In calling attention to the many excellent
schools advertised in our columns we may be
pardOned for referring to the very marked
manner in which THE STAR has grown to be
medium of communication between educators
and the people. 1t has long been recognized as
Tie reflex of the general business OF Washington
and the surrounding country; and that it should
alse lie the chosen means of making known the
claims of the leading educational institutions
not only of this locality but of remote parts of
the country, Is just cause for cOngratulation.
BY reference to those announcements it will be
seen that they occupy a full column, and exceed
IN number, we venture to say, the list published
IN any daily paper in the country. This fact is
IN the highest degree creditable not only to the
wide extent but the excellent character of
The STARS circulation, and il serves also to
show that managers of schools possess a quality
OF worldly wisdom worthy their calling in expend-
ing their money for this purpose in that quarter
where the largest returns are sure to be yielded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

A USEFUL GHOsT-The objections to the
spirits who rap on furniture, smash crOekery and
dictate nOnsensical messages to ong-haired
mediums, that they might be better employed,
will not apply TO ghost in Charlottesville, Ind.
This model spirit does, TO be sure, make strange
Eoises, bat as sit lays more bricks in a single
midnight hour than frst-class mason could in
week" Charlottesville is willing to stand the
racket a. long a the walls 90 up. Why can't
some OF its fellow ghosts 90 to work and help the
human tOilers They might thus abolish strikes.
and make the execution OF the eight-hour law
possibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

The WEEKLY STAR for this week, contains
the closing scenes Of the Legislative Assembly;
correct list Of all the laws passed. full particu-
lars Of the st. Johns boat race, and the death OF
Renforth; the story about the wreck of the Col
den Rule; later developments in the Mccarthy
homicide case; Bret Harte's last poem, "A GREY
port Legend" Col Lees army song, "Hough:, .,
two good stories, "a Double Release y and
Exchange No Robbery" Camp Meeting and
Watering Place Correspondence; the Market
house Squabble, and other local news; general
news; Washington News and Gossip; racy per-
sonals, and other readable matter.
Terms One dollar and a half per annum in
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

The New York Standard wants panic in that
city on the subject Of health, if the authorities
won't do their duty without it. 1t offers "sev-
enty-hve thousand dollars and a new hat to the
man who will get up such panic as will set
every city official cleaning and scraping till New
York Is set in order as iffor the Last Judgment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

The canvass tor Governor in Wisconsin is
waxing warm, and il now looks as If ex-senator
Doolittle, who was nominated by the democrats
day before yesterday, will have General Wash
buTne for a competitor. He seems to have the
inside track for the nomination, but his oppo-
nents are making a lively fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

~The republicans in some OF the counties
OF Iowa are nominating women tor school on
GERS.
IA Committee Of Conservative Roman Gath.
Ole has invited the Catholics OF Germany. Ans
tria and Switzerland TO q congress 10 he hald AZ
Munich, Bavaria, on the I'D of September.
- Colonel jerome BOnaparte, of Baltimore
has married Mrs. NewbOld Edgar, nee Mis- Ap,
Pleton, OF Boston, granddaughter of Daniel
Webster, and reputed wealthy. Col Bonaparte
tas been at Newport, K. J., during the SUMNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market is quoted a little
more active among the stock brokers. The general
rate on call II per cent, with exceptions "a per
cent. to the government dealers and per cent 10
weak brokers. The government bond market Is
steady. The new per cent. bonds closed yesterday
At ll2AS to Il2 the highest figures reached since th
loan was brought ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

Col. W. d. Farrand, late L. s. Consul at
Lima, Peru, has arrived at the Gilsey House."
judging from the frequency with which this
impressive item appears in the New York
papers, one would think a. Col. Farrand. !, &c
&c. is always arriving. He IS probably the
champion arriver Of the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

The DELAWARE PEACH CRoP-During the
six days ending with Tuesday last, the shipments
of peaches from Wilmington footed up 1897 car
loals, or less, 400 baskets, weighing 63 ,652 900
rsoupIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

September conventions will be held as follows:
On the 9Th, republican of New Jersey; 18th,
democratic Of Massachusetts; Goth, republican
Of Illinois, and Of Minnesota; 9th, republican
of Massachusetts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

Yesterday the people Of West Virginia voted
Tor and against convention for remodeling the
State constitution. The scattering returns 20
far received do not indicate how the election
resulted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25
Government securities.
R1RAE RaHanr1

BY BaskeTs', Brokers aHd Commercial Tsl.g,aph
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds, in
NEW foRK, Aug. 25.-First Board, 1850 a. M
: 6s ISL, coupon, lls5f; 5aO's, 90, coupon llIl
@ sS g. sS1po Mi i s % coupon i i
% % coupon, ll41s 10 40 se0upon, Ma Curren-
snG o. % Mn5DTI nos ST TeeslsSS 9neE
silver, II; Pacific Mail, s2'S Boston Water Power
=; Adams ExPEess, &; Wells, Fargo Co.'S Ex
oenfTsi and f Hadsan st s
New York Central Scrip, ga; Erie, SO5s; do pre-
% Michigan GeniTa 90 Lake Sh Rfsdi ana
Michigan southern, -; Union Pacific Railroad,
burg, Northwest :; do p1efe anS Pitts,
le5eland, Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis,
MI Ni,rns9TS jersey Cent, :; Rock Island, :;
wabash and Western, 6ss2: Delaware, Racka,wan,
and Western, 1854; Fort Wayne, 99ls; Alton and
Chicago and Alton, lls1l; do. prefd, i2O ohio ana
Mississippi certificates, IS: Columbus Chicago and
Indiana Central, 20; Tennessee 6's. old, 75IS; do
SIS, old, As; do. new, q; Missouri SIS, ssSs: Cen
trail Pacific Bonds, loo; Union Pacific LIST Bonds
SIS. Gold, ll27ssll2's. Market strong.
Markets To-day.
BALTIMORE, August 25.-Yirginia skies, old, BY
70 bid y asked North Caronse, new S, Is bid bid
BALTIMORE. August 25.-Cotton flat Flour quiet
81 81; Pennsyiyania 81 3sa Il 40. Corn firm: white
Southern, 7Oa76; mixed Western, 67a6S. Oats firm
ssasss Rye scarce and firm, 6Ss75 Pork steady
loslOa, Whisky, small sales at 90.
very active; Governments steady and dull viz.
ginia 6s, $50; do new, ~. North Carolinas IS; do
ISng q a Nc ;, per cent Gold, l2h Exchange
,,Nsw YORK, August 25.-Flour shade irmer.
Wheat trife higher. Corn shade better.
Meteorological RecOrd-Aug. 25, 7.35A.M
War Department, SiQndI Serrtcs, u s. A.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, one. Csie1 S;r,o, os,.

WAX DEPARTMENT, Otes CHEF SigndI OHcs, D
WARRINGTON, ID. C. August q, ls7I Z
rf sfSoPsls FOR The PAST TwENIYFOUR Hours
Inc area OF high barometer over Wisconsin ana
Lake superior, as also that over North IarnIina
ahd virginia. has remained nearly Stationary since
IIhuIsudy morning The barometer has fallen from
thdlsha 10 Kansas, and southwark to louisiana In
has IaIien specially in northern Florida There il
again no teiegraphlc communication with southern
IlGrlda put strong indications of severe storm or
with brief local rains, has continued since
from Georgia to New England and local rains have
btth reported from fnxst stations from Ohio 10 Ten
hessge and Missouri. Cloudy and Threatening
weather i reported from the lower lakes clear and
cool weather on the upper lakes and al the Rocky
Mouhtaln stations Light southeasterly winds still
cen COM on the middle and south Atlantic coast,
with sOutEwesteTy winds in the interior of tbcse
States " -i'A Va '"USe
. PRoBABILITIEs.-The conditions remain favorable
LOT OcaI storms this afternoon from Georgia TO yir
gina, and from mississippi to Ohio. Clear weather
WIN nOrtherly winds, will probably cOutiDne over
the lakes and New England. Increasing easterIy
winds for the South Atlantic coast i'
-, LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in The EVENING STAR busipass
office registered as follows to-day:-s m n. M
M, IS; IL m, -; p.m.,s6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

THE CELEBRATED NORTH ARLINGTON
CONCORD GRAPES
ARE BEING SOLD DAILY
FRESH FROM THE VINEYARDS OF THE SUB
SCRIBER,
by the follwing Grocers
Washington City-N. W. Burchell, 1882 street,
N. W; Geo. ii. Plant Son, 1927 New York ave
nue., between 1lth and 18th streets N. W; W. II
Ssquires, cor; 18th and l streets N. W; Elphonzo
Youngs Co., 6O2 9th street, cor. 9th and + SITS :,
under Masonic Temple; j. Orange Il Co., $40 9th
street; Browning & Middleton, Ga Pennsyly ania
nue.; II. A. Parker Co., 1853 Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
In Gsorsetocn-Wm. T. Heron, cor. Bridge and
High streets;- Blondon, Ger. Bridge and Congress
streets; fister 4 Films, SO Bridge street; VIM.
Bridge street. au Aft
OMAN AFTER AUGUST 23D THE ROCK
" VILE, MARLBORO' AND Gfs@
Towards Stables at "a CLOCK q. M.
every day, except Sunday.
Brookey lille stage at o'clock p. m. G. street, be-
tween 9th and 9TH streets n. W Mes. 627 and 629
aus I'm j. C. HOWARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25


nSsA CARD CHRIS. REISSNER, Manufactu-
SS rer and Dealer in Stoves, Tin Ware, &c, &c ,
No. III Ith street, between q and III, takes this
method OF informing the citizens of Washington and
vicinity and the public in general that in cOnse-
guenee OF information having reached him that false
represe nations have been made by a certain stove
merchant concerning his method of doing business
he ceems II his duty in justice himself TO state
that he does not make his tin preserving cans ont OF
loaded or roofing tin; but the contrary he ma
Iactures them out OF the very best quality Of tin
made i1r that purpose and he defes any manufactu-
rer IN this city TO produce better work or material
IN his line OF trade In the next place. he desires 10
inform the public that the reason why he can sell
ms goods cheaper than others, is-not as said mer
chant says, that he does not pay for his material
or that = false lbut the true reason is because Mr.
RElssNER works hard himself, as he has done for
me past 10 years and has learned by experience that
the only way man can produce superior work at
cheap rates and then make fair profit is to not only
surerintend, but lay hold and take a hand himself
and not lay around with hands in pockets, living
bSJOhd MS income, as many others do, and then
charge fabulous prices TO keep up the STYLE In
cohciu.lCn, he respectfully invites all in want of
any thlng ID MS line to compare his work material
and prices with those of any other manufacturer i'm
the CITY, and be convinced for themselves OF the
truthiuness OF his statements said mere false
standing. anss a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

1@EVERETT LYCEUM-The Everett Lv
W. ceum will hold its weekly meeting NJ :
o'clock THIS EVENING, (Friday } ar tbe usnaI
p,iaee, ooiumbia College Law Building, on 5th
street; near the City Hall. The exercises are nHcb
varied with readings recitatiOns, sc in addition r.
the debate Ladies and gentlemen are respectfnIiy
II. e. are particularly requested to give
oEonoloI otleh,!aICe 1t
nSHATTENTION! WASHINGTON RIFLES
Wy An important business maatin ? of The aI'Sya
organization will be held THIS EVENING ar The
once OF the Grand Army Journal" No IoiO
fenIsy wanna avenue. Permanent officers will lac
eIected- and business of great Importance transact
Ell Every member J. earnestly requested 10 he nres
emit AIFX NJ ST0UT IL W ~. ptcs-
by orter ofJOHN ;. GLEN, Captain IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

M " BOAKD OF PUBLIC WORMS,
sS DISTRICT OF COLUMBTA
-. g. - WASHINGTON, August ., ISL.
>. d mixer, Esq, PIsSidsRf WashinEfos and
GeTgefOIrB Railroad Company:
SlR: IN consequence of the great depth of excaya-
tons on 9TH street south, from Mary avenue TO
The river and the danger TO life and limb attendant
thereon TO the passengers upon your road the B0ar
OF fubilc W 0rks suggest that You will make some
other arrangements for conveying your passengers
between these points until the street is in condition.
Tor travel. By order Of the Board:
NJ. BROWN, Secretary
In accordance with the above order. cOnyeyances
VIII be run from the Of 9TH and streets south
ocarry passengers between these points
IL s. -. RIkER prpst apJ ID ID
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PERSONAL

Toll nIEs-NELPAUls GoLpEN SINCTURE
~ m gc5,S ina AL irregularities and obstructions
ofiee sos street, betv"sn Oh and leSh. snsi- In
nR GARDNER. LATE or TIKI RECORD Il :.
" l.Hereai Hoytial can ~ consulted privately,
~ iitb ~ sSa y ~ ~ a. ms once n erner
OF HE Iesidenoe, 1909 Mas-achasctts syenue. s.,
perience IN treating over o Gases sU At t the We
perssl HesEitai, aud practice & thiriy years among
fhs f A of fS sSTss, S9 S m
FORD pras fs s1of Snl ss P bad a. CALVERT
eiIs nj ron ths receipt q sle syic, aud meii-
involuntary emissions. auisiT
61S DIR. J. BEAUMONT, SPEcIaI Physician
go Ian ana s mr. SO iS , 'snie'Srn only C.sL,
ofhoe. Hours, tto7 .. m. Fsss raodsrais. aui2 ims
NIRs. r. SAwYER, C7a-royaaf, MgTESflS ia
So ~ 's :, can Be e'nsuited Al her House No.
Int business-past, present and future. su2 In.
"NoU kNoM HOW 1T Il YOURSELF"-ThAt
q, clio br. Darby sses ten such cascs yours 20
larry successfai n GiSs.' sr r,S syrbs "a
P amI.a Msskness ofhoe Il- ~ street, south q
s-Sss =, a.i. avenue anl-lm
tD!,.,,., RE wELLkEoWy sgrr74LEyr,
reSommende 70 those Gesirins The service, Of COO,
He !. reccFniEed a. the only r.,,.b,.. ..s. ara
skiinl phy stefan making specially OF female CON-
LADIES suffering from irrerrlarfties vesk,.....,
or any complaint peculiar q their sex, couhds
IN nm With the ufmuet confidence. he guarautess
q p-edy and thorough cure, without fail.
The Doctor especially invites call from those
Who have been deceived aud sWindled b the many
iemale lRlpostors, hoary headed guacks, aud hum
and French pills.
SpdTafs TOoras for lazy raftsnfs
Consulting rooms, 4 10Th q. above Pa svenue
SLb ShtN DISkASES CUhED. iyS
N. B.-The Doctor at present h AZ Sarafozs
SPRING. Al which place all letters can be adaresssd
RI TAKING An ENDOWMENT POLICY IN
~ the NORTHWESTERN You secure your "a
age against possible want dependence upon Others.
Jon provide for your family IN the event Of death.
and the money You pay 90 the company will earn yc1
from o TO per cent. compound Interest. Ofnce SOC
mh3-G IY. KNIGHT. General Agent.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

REAL ESTATE SECURITY
b. II WARNER,
Successor 10 Joshua Whitney & Col
auls-iOt s99 Seventh street
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roFFIcE OF AUDITING COMMISSION,

WASHINGTON. p. G., August 2ith, ISL
N.n, tS hsTsty green, that the time for FILING
CLAl1lS before this Comm sion ex pires by Imita
ton on the 1sT DAY OF SEPTEMBER next
By order of the commission
au24-td III rrrr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

EOR SALE-TwO story FRAME, II street, be
tween 18th and 10Th streets, and neatly built:
sets back from the street; front and back yard
pavement; south front; 81 600; easy terms Apply
at once. b. II. WARNER,
Real Estate Broker,
Successor to j. Whitney 4 Co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

E'Ob SALE-To secure pleasant home only $50
l. cash and $50 monthly for a small new HOUSE
on east side of 18th street between and Boundary
Call at once. W. W. METCALF.
aul95t Corner 18th street and v v avenna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

$4,000 TO LOAN s,oooo
In sums OF from one 10 ten thousand dollars
Appiyto II. W. WALKER CO.,
~ - Real Estate Brokers.
aul96t- No. SIC y street, between sth ami 9th.
NoTICE.-Thst L. 5. justin, 6l9 u, between
y OH and 9Th streets y. W, sells custom made
SECONDHAND CLOTHING at less than half the
cost of ready made new ones
n. B.-SEC0ND-HAND CLOTHING of all kinds
bought at fair tcash) prices. aus2-iy
EOk SALE-Ata bargain, the GOOD WILL &c !,
4 OF the old established Coal and Wood Depot cor
nef o. avenue and Sth street, Island suit
able for coal or lumber depot. Apply at Dr. BOS-
9TH street anIa 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

NOTE.-Every purchaser of Clothing will always
be sure of receiving the full value Of the money paid
for ANY article.
Polite attention always given.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-09
Ma. X. kIMRALL, Clerk


OXFORD, s..
VNAKEN on execution. and will bc sold at pub
1 lie auction, on Monday, the twenty ninth day
OF May ISL az ten o'clock in the forenoon, a. the
Andr6sc0sgin House, in DiNicld, in said Coulty,
All the right in equity which Gardner +. Rundleit
anil Maria j. Rundlett have, or had ou the thir-
tieth day Of January, 90 five o'clock IN the fore
noon being the time Of the attachment OF the
same on the original writ in this action, 30 cdccm
the following described real estate, 10 Wit; Ger
tain lot uf land in said DiNtvld. with the buildings
thereon and bounded as follows, 20 wit; on the
west by land owned by Hosea Austin and the Uni
vcr.a,t society, on the south hy land OF Henry o.
stanley and the late Ephraim Marble, on the east
hy land OF T. G.. Harlow, and on the north by land
oi VIM W Bolster. containing one acre more III
les, The above described premises being sub
icct 10 a mortgage given 80 Orin Guptill, OF Lew
ist0n. 20 secure the payment of note of hand OF
three hundred and eighty seven dollars, dated
November fourth, \. -. lNiP. payable ia two ears
with Interest. ou which the -smc amount o. now
due said deed Is rr,orlci IN Book ljj aud Page
u, ia oxford Registry OF deeds "a Paris.
JOHN JACKSON, Deputy sheriff,
HiNfeid. Npril l1th ISL