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PENNSYLVANIA.
Counter statement of Coal Com.
ar, panieS. I. gt.e-
poTTsyILLE, PA, March "A,

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March Il.
The Miners journal publishes the fol
lowing contradiction ofa statement pub
lished in the Press, wherein certain 0p'
orators and cOAl firms were announced as
beng in opposition to the present move:
ment Of The coal operators and railroad
companies: ,,.,y.y -g--TJfsT
awe are authorized 10 deny, on the
part of the following collieries and firms:
Samuel +. Griscom & Co, are not SLIP.
ping, and do not intend 10 until there is n
general resumption Of the trade; James
Q. Oliver & Co. arc running their oolliery
for the sole purpose Of keeping up suf-
ficient supply for, the furnaces Of Aiken
Bros, and to prevent their being blown
ont, and they are not. in opposition To the
present movement, rs stated. The Pine
Knot Coal Company arc not shipping,
and are in full sympathy and cooperation
in the present movement Of operatives 10
protect themselves l'4' r. i-4'.'
81. NJ. Frech is operating his collicry
with the full consent Of the trade union,
and does so only because his lease will
run out in four months. The extent of
his operation is confined 10 the drawing
ont OF loose coal which he would other
wise lose. OF the other firms named, we
arc assured by trustworthy persons that
Ilcckelieini u Glover are not shipping, and
arc only working TO get q second outlet,
in obedience to the requirement Of the
ventilation net passed by the Legislature
last year. As 10 MILESTONE, collery, it is
but n small and insignificant affair, their
shipments amounting to only ten cars
per day. The Philadelphia Coal Com
pGny and Alaska COlliery are really one
and the same thing; we are told under
control of the same persons. That the
officers Of this company should express
their opposition to the present movement
is neither new or strange, particularly rs
they have for n long time been acting en-.
tirely Independent ot tic Anthracite
Board of Trade, and were especially in.
dependent in their actions during the sus.
pension Of last spring and summer. The
Board Of Trade seem To believe the con.
nGCtiOn Of this company with that Organi.
ZatiOn rs not essentially necessary TO its
welfare or prosperity. .........
The Nathan Observation-Disclosures TO
the state Convention N0minated---
River NewS...-Departure of TowA
boats. J i
PITrsnuUCH, March ID.
Forester the Nathan murderer, is thought
to be At present confined in the Cambria
county Jail. The authorities there have
for Pittsburgh officers to go
md identify him. Officers will he sent
tonight.
Occasional Showers. Monongahela s
feet 3 inches, and stationary. Arrived,
Lorena, IRON New Orleans. Departed,
NIollio Moore, for the Missouri river; Hor-
not No. 2 and Lioness with 9Gs000 bush
els OF coal for CinCinnNti Bengal Tiger,
Fred. Wilson and sam. Roberts, with
339, 900 bushels for Louisville.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


Statement of Capt. Christopher in
Relation to the Late Disturbances
...Connter Statement by White
Citizens.
COLUMRlA, March IL.
Capt. Christopher, commanding com.
pAny Of the 18th U. S. Infantry at York.
vile, South Carolina, in letters to Cover
nor Scott and Sheriff Glenn, OF Yorkville,
asserts that the guns taken from the negro
militia by the Sheriff, were used by the
piCkets to prevent the negroes from get.
ting away from Yorkville to their homes;
that the pickets were some illegal, un.
known and armed band that made raid
on the office Of the county treasurer. A
card will appear in the papers here, sign.
cd by thirteen white citizens Of YNrkville,
denying both statements, They explain
their course fully, and show that Capt
ChriStOpher's own troops did all the pick
eting, from which the trouble arose, and
that Christopher misrepresents the case
They show that they who come into
Yorkville and the raiders upon tho coun.
ty treasurer are different parties, Sheriff
Glenn has written n statement, but it has
not reached here yet. Governor Scott
has summoned the leading Democrats to
advise with him upon the up country trou-
6leS.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March Il.

SlNSlNNAItt y hthtu 4t'
CoTToN-Firm; middling uplands, l4a
144C.
FLoUR-Unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures Corn
Dull at SIC. Oats and Barley-Steady
GROCEREs AND OII.s-Unclanged.
EGGs-Dull Ht lGC
BurrER-Scarce and firm; fresh, 2sa
33c.
SEEpa-Clover seed, 12!a19Sc from
store; 19at2tc on arrival. Timothy seed,
SO 5Oa6 Is.
PRovIsloNs-Firm. POrk-$2l so asked;
no sales. Bulk Mcats-7SaOl; and lOa
1O!c asked; 4c less offered. Bacon-S!a
lie; and 11lc asked; tc less offered, Lard
-l9ta19!c; no sales.
IIOGs-Dullat SO 50a : 90,
CATTLE-Firm at 4A6ic.
ToBACCO-Firm.
WmsKY-SG.
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ST. LOUIS, March ID.

SA' ApbA'b 4AAASh AZ
The bill to consolidate the city and
county, under one government, passed the
House last night. If it passes the Senate
itwillbe submitted to the people. , T.
A bill allowing railroads to issue bonds
to the full amount Of their stock, and
giving one vote to each share Of stock,
all passed the House. ~ EEE.
A movement is on foot hero 10 organ.
ize an emigration society, 10 induce such
Alsatons as desire to emigratC 10 this
country, to cOme'to Missouri. 1t will re.
ceive the encouragement of Governor
Brown and the State government.
On Saturday evening last, u Young To.
man, Annie AIagill, died from the elects
of abortion, produced by Dr. W. II. Jud.
son, who has figured in several similar
cases. A Mrs. Christman, an amateur
midwife, at whose house Miss Magill spent
q few days, previous TO her death, is under
arrest on suspicion Of being implicated in
the irregular practices. Dr. Judson hNs
fled the city, supposed to have gone TO
California.
Tho CaisSOn under the eastern abut-
ment Of the bridge, which was filled with
water, in consequence OF the damage to
the machinery which worked the air
pumps, by the tornado last Friday, has
been pumped out, and the men have re.
sumed work. The railroad companies are
getting things into shape again, and the
dcpOts and other buildings demolished,
will soon he replaced by new ones.
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UTAH.
Legal Affairs ut n Dead Lock.
SALT LAKE. Mnrch ID.

Legal Affairs at n Dead Lock.
SALT LAKE, March H.
Owing to the refusal Of the Territorial
Treasurerto pay jury fees, consequent
upon the late decision by the Supreme
Court, declaring District Courts United
States and not Territorial tribunals, Chief
Justice Mexican yesterday discharged the
grand and petit juries, in attendance on
tho Third District Court, 8incdic. Attack
ing the course of the Treasurer and Nor
m0nauthorities fully, this action Of Judge
MCKean's was wholly unlocked for and
llas created perfect CONSERVATION among
the bar lltigants, and in TACT all parties,
completely putting stop, rs It does, TO oil
business, civil and criminal, requiring MD
OF iuries,
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CUBA.

HAVANA, March Is.
InaprOClamation issued by Cespedes in
January, and another by Ignacio, at Agra
monte, February 9th, the foImer signs
himself President, and the latter General
in.Chief Of the Cuban forces. Marquis
Santa Lucia, wounded in the attack on
the tower at Pinto, has had his arm am.
putated. DR.. Francisco Argilagos, one of
the principal promoters Of the insurrection,
has surrendered.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, March IA.
The House bill authorizing tue Board
Of Education Of Cincinnati and Clevc-
land TO provide for the education of deaf
muteS was indefinitely postponed.
\ Senate bill was introduced In the
House to reduce the fees and salaries Of
all county officers thirty.three per cent.
The House spent nearly all day on the
Cincinnati Police bill, which failed in its
passage,
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
State ElectiOn.--Result in Second
Congressional District..Full Vote.

CONCORD, Alarcn IL.
The results in the towns heard from,
representing different sections, show Dem
Ocratic gains all over the State. At 0 r.
NJ. the returns from 81 towns foot up 0l9
net Democratic gain, and from 90 towns
show Pike to be 100 ahead Of Weston.
The complexion Of the House is not yet
determined, but the prospect is that the
Senate will be Democratic. Owing to
the large Democratic gains in Grafton
county, Republicans fear the defeat OF
Gen. Griffin in the Third Congressional
District; but few returns Of his vote, how
ever, have been received.
Returns from 105 towns give Pike
1901, Weston 1920, Cooper 2lO, scat.
tering l1G. Republican loss, 1857. Yves.
ton in these towns falls short 1877 Of
majority.
Our State election took place to-day,
calling out quite full vote. Up to one
o'clock, p. NJ, the returns from the various
points indicate that the Republicans have
about held their ground of last year.
An incomplete return ofthe vote in this
city indicates plurality for Bell Dem.)
over Stevens, in the Cd district, and leaves
the result ia doubt.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, March IA.

Gold firm at 111ta111g. Government
bonds quiet but steady. On the entire list
the changes rs compared with yesterday,
arc unimportNnt. Loans lO3l per cent,
a small lot loaned at 1.G4th of per cent.
Clearings $99,OO0,O0O. 1t Is estimated
that upwards Of ten millions have thus
far been subscribed to the new loan. The
new loan will be advertised for the first
time, tomorrow in Frankfort Stocks arc
dull, except in one or two cases. in which
considerable was done. The features have
been the Ohio & Mississippi, Northwes.
tern preferred, Union Pacific, Western
Union Telegraph, and Pacific NIail, the
rest being firm and quiet Miscellaneous
list active on coal stocks. Express stocks
dull. Money easy at from to 8 per cent
State bonds steady, Sterling exchange,
honfnPS' hillS tCDI
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March IA.
FLoUR-Extra spring quiet at 8 5Oa
6 81.
GRAIN-Wheat, No . spring firm;
closed 81 94ta1 953. Corn, No. 2 mixed
firm; closed at 53tc. Oats, No. 9 quiet
closed at 40lc Rye, No, . quiet at SOFA
0Oc. Barley, spring No. . quiet at 7Tia
70bC,
HoGs-Live hogs dull at SO 25a6 IS.
CATTLE-Firm at IS S5a5 90.
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New YoRK, March Il.
CoTToN-Firm; middling uplnnds, 14Ic.
FLoUR-Dull and in buyers favor at
80 GOaG 90; shipping extras.
GRAN-Wheat unchanged. Rye, oats
and corn nominal
PRovGsIoNs-Mess pork quiet at see.
Lard steady at 13c.
EoGs-UnChapged.
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STATE SECuRITIEs-Nlissourt, 0lS; Ten
nesSee, old, G4t; new, 81; Virginia, new,
O.; old, G1; North Carolina, old, A;
new, 26.
STocKs-Wcstcn Union Telegraph 55t
Adams Express, 60; Wells, Fargo & CO.,
43; American At; United States As; Pa.
Citic Mail, AIT; New York Central, 0S; do
scrip, 934; Erie 9OS; Harlem 1870; Read.
ing, 1Olt; Michigan Central, 1l75; Pitts.
burgh, 1lG; Northwestern, 70s; do prefer.
red, 91i; Rock Island, 1l14; New Jersey
Central, 100; St. Paul, 55s; do prefer.
red, 7GE; Wabash 81; do preferred, 10;
Fort Wayne, o.; TCrre IIaute, 90;
Chicago s. Alton, 1924; Ohio & Mississippi,
4S; Cleveland, Columbus IL Cincinnati,
S4t; Burlington & Quincy, $50; Lake
Shore, 0S; Indiana Central, 19l; Illinois
Central, 1874.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, March IA.
The recent reduction in freight, and
tho advanced state OftIle season, induce
purchasers to take hold of all staple tex.
tiles required for immediate use.
Although the market is not active, prices
arc in the main steady.
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The Virginia Legislature yesterday
elected Hon. John W. johnson (COnscrv.
Attve) to the U. Senate by vote OF 1O9 to
90 for John r, Pophatn, the Republican
nominee.
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kEupu SeEVlGe In EOIIl01S OI france
Held by them... Frederick Charles
at Rouen. is.E.
Z BERLIN, March H.
A decree dated the 9th inst, lust pub
lished, abolishes the Governorships of
Versailles, Nancy and Rheims, tho duties
Of which are transferred to the military
commanders. The Germans also relin.
Quisll the administration Of affairs in the
occupied departments Of France, so far as
education and religion arc concerned, re-
serving, however, the righttO resume it in
case the French arrangements prove un.
satisfactory. The Germans retain the
management Of the postal and telcgraphic
service in those portions Of France held
by them. The OIOSS Gazette denies the
truth of the report that Weisenbourgh
has been annexed to Bavaria. Prince
Frederick Charles is ut Rouen, where he
will review the German troops. The
North German Gazette (Official) says edi.
tOrially that unless France protects the
Germans in returning to their
NvOCatiOns and residences in that country,
reprisals must be made by the Germans.
BERLIN, March II.
Baron Won Arium and Herr de Ralan,
the latter German Minister to Belgium,
have been appointed to participate in the
Peace Convention Nt Brussels.
The German Government hNs asked for
information from that Of France whether
the decree issued by the lato Government
Of National defence for the expulsion OF
Germans from France has been cancelled.
An immediate reply was requested, but
Favre desires time for consideration, and
it has been granted.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March IA.
FLoUR-DulI; Ohio and Indiana 81 OOa
775.
GnAN-.Whcat dull; Indiana red,
81 Gal Gj; Ohio 81 G3. Rye, 81 O5.
COrn-yellow, SOCa$1 90.
PETRoLEUM-Crude, 1st; refined Gaia
224ssc.
WHISKY Unchanged.
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MAINE.
Flood Abuting..Ico Gorgcd.

Flood Abating--Ice GOrgCd.
LEWISTON, March IA.
The flood is now AbAting. The ice for
two miles above tho city, has formed into
ono mass. The ice field Is in some places
twenty feet thick, and piled up for many
feet. AT one point in the highway, n large
number Of logs have been lost.
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Conclusion Of COrOner'S Inquest In
the Mrs. Jennie Davis Case.

An examination by the coroner, into
the case oil Mrs, Jennie Davis, who died
under suspicious circumstances, reached
the fact that there was no ground for suS-
piciOu Of foul play.
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NEBRASKA.


The weather is extremely warm.
The Impeachment Court in the case of
David Butler, opened session at Lincoln,
ut 3 =. NJ. to-day, when the manager asked
for u p0StpOuCment Of sixty days, claim.
ing that important witnesses have been
spirited away Buffers counsel claimed
M immediate trial. No decision was ar
rived at, and the question will come up
Tor argument again tomorrow.
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The Latest News.
WASHINGTON.

PRoTRAcTED SESSION OF THE JOINT HIGH
CoMAnssTON-ovATIoN TENDEkED TO
TIE ENGLLsH COMMISSIONERS BY THE
PEACE UNION OF PHILADELPHIA DE-
fvfTSgRO
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March II.

D.s4II I9IOINtsI .IIUTCH II,
FLoUR-Firm; Western family 81 4Oa
s so.
GRAN-Wheat steady; Ohio and In.
diana 81 5Sa1 6j. Corn firm: white
Southern S4as6c; yellow S3c. Oats 63a
Csc.
PRovIsIoNs-ATess pork 22c; bacon
shoulders 04c; bacon sides 11tc; bacon
sides clear rib 12c. Hams 174alsc. Lard
1910.
WmsKY-Quiet ut O94aO3c.
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The New York Indepsndent of this
week pledges It's support either to Sumner
or Collax for President In 1872.
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TnE Chicago Tribune says; "Thc great
bugbear Of negro equality hRs ceased,
upon practical experiment, to be alarm.
ing"
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WISCONSIN,.

Severe Rain and Hail Storm IN the
Northwest.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March ID.
There Is heavy rain here and all over
the Northwest today. A severe hNil storm
visited Madison. Some Of the hail stones
were Us large Ns marbles.
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MISSOURI.

Passage of Important Bills--AIsatlon
Emigration Society to be Organic
ed-.-Death from AbortiOn---WOrk
Resumed on the st. Louis Railroad
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LATER.
Probable Election ofWeston, (Dem.) /,
GovernOr---Bell, Dem. ELECTED
to Congress.

CONCORD, March 14-GP.M.
The election returns show large Demo-
cratic. gains. The election Of Weston
Dem.,J for Governor is possible, If not
probable. Bell, Dem, Is elected to Con-
grcss from the Cd district.
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$4,000 WILL DE PAID TO ANY PERSON
pn0ducIHga Preparation showing half Ns many
living genuine permanent cures as DH. FIrLER's
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY. The scientific
prescription Of Prof JOS. L. FlTIER, NJ. d., one
Of Phlladelphla's oldest regular Physicians, who
has made Rheumatism speciality n years, per.
mAncntly curing with this Remedy 9S In every 100
patients Treated; 80 warranted under oath, from
Registered cases, u result unparalleled. ItisA
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lsworn vouchers from Renowned Prominent
PhysciAns indOrslnS DR.. Filter accompany each
bottle). To protect sufferers from risk, legal
guarantee stating number Of bottles warranted to
Cure will be forwarded without charge to any
person sending by letter full, truthful dcscrip-
tlon OF case. In case Of failure TO cure, the
amouRt paid will be refunded. Price 81 5Oper
bottle; 6bOttlCs, 81 50. Medical advice sent by
letter gratis. Address DIR. FlTl4ER, Office No.
% South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, or No.
70i BROADWAY, n. Y. Sold or obtained by
Druggists. janIGeod&w
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PRUSSIA.

Decree Published-.-Germans Retain
Management Of Postal and Iele.
graph Service In Portions Of France
Held by them.-.Frederick Charles
at ROuen. la.E
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New York Market.

WmsKY-Quiet at O98aO3c.
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FINANCIAL.
new 7-3O GOLD LOAN.
SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT
JAY COOKE g. co.
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT COLO BONDS

Offer for Sale at Par AMI Accrued Interest M
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THE CELEBRATED
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-26
SPECHT0S FERRY

Is already completed and receiving grain. At the 9TH
two points shall be ready before winter forms
ice bridge over the river. Our warehouse Turkey
River Station is located a mile and "a half west Of
Csssyle. You will find it to your interest give us
a call. SILLER co.
November II, 1871. 2lw6
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ApplicaIIOn fOr Order TO Vacate AIIey,

- ate OF Wisconsin,
~ County Of Grant. Circuit Court
~ az ,uAoaa "a may concern:
Take notice that Geo. W Parker. John Betp, and
G. r. Hackney, proprietors and part owners Of Block
twentyfour l2tl In parkefs Addition 10 said village
OF Boseobel 6raut county, Wisconsin, according 10
the recorded plat Of said village, by their attorney
George g. Hazettou, will apply 60 the said Circuit
court AZ the NEXT general term thereof to be held AZ
the court house IN Lancaster, on the LIST Monday ia
March, 1872, az IL o'clock, noon OF that day or AS
soon thereafter counsel be heard for an order
or decree vacatug the alley running north and south
through said Block and terminating on the north AZ
Pearl street and on the south at Dwight street "a
" Boscohel upon the recorded plat thereof An the ~
nee OF the Register OF Deeds OF said Grant county
GE0. @. HAZELTON
Attorney for said village Proprietors.
Datel November %, 1871. 9TN6
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Estate Of Root.

GrArE OF WISCONSIN, In Probate--Grant County
- County OF Grant. : Court
La the matter Of the estate Of Aonzo Root deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of Sarah Fish
"i urant County, representing among other things
day o. September 1862 at Roa Missouri died intestate
leaving goods. chattels and estate within this state
ana county and that the said petitioner is creditor OF
said deceased and praying that administration of said
estate be 70 samuel B0rah, Of Grant county, granted
u ordered that said petition be heard before the
.Uss on this courton Monday, the Sth day Of january
county
ordered furth that notice thereof be given 90 the
he OF said deceased aud to all persons interested by
puuushng copy Of this order for three successive
weeks prior TO said day ofhearing, in the Grant Coun
W herald, weekly newspaper printed and published
NJ Lancaster In said county.
ny the court WIN. McGONIdAL County Judge.
Dated az lancaster, December llth. 1871. 2Swa
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Commissioners NOdce-,Iurray.

- We me shoscrbers, having been appointed Nv tbs
hon, we county Court for the county Of Grant wis
commfrioners 10 receive, examine AMI sSt,st ~
claims aud demands o. al persons srainst ,Se 49,, 81
OF William Murray, deceased, late OF the town oS lii
Haven, ~ said county, and also all claims ana
exhibited IA Offset thereto aud six 161 s aas
the l'th day Of November last betting allowed ~ All
court Tor mat purpose We do. thereore hereby rva
appointment at the dwelling house OF the late wnIis
Murray, deceased, ia said town % Glen Haven on tb
lsth days Of FebruNry aud May, D lS.2 from, nine
o'clock, A.. until O'Clock p NJ. each 81 said days
SAMUEL NEwICK
THOMAS DUDLEY
JOHN RYAN,
Commissioners.
Dated December 18th ISL n0,sa
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SheTiff's SaIe--NICKinney.

SNTArE oP WISCONSIN,, Circuit Court IN and for
- Grant County. Grant County,
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
Elisha BlaekmAn, plsintih. Va. Richard c. Mckinney
aud Elizabeth Mckinney (his wife) defendants.
By virtue Of Judgment OF foreclosure and order Of
sale rendered and made IN the above entitled action
on the 2lst day Of September, A. D. 1871, TO me de
rected and delivered directing that sale be made OF
the lands and premises therein mentioned and de-
scribed, tOwt The east half OF the northwest quar-
ter of section twelve 90, 10 township five (5) north
Of range four a. vest in Grant County, Wisconsin /
will on the ninth (9th) day Of January, 1872 at the
hour Of o'clock Ia the afternoon a. the front door
Of the court house In tho village OF Lancaster Grant
county, Wisconsin, sell said described lands and prem
ises 10 the highest bidder for cash. 90 satisfy said ndg-
ment interest thereon and costs of sale
VIM. n. sL0AT.
Sheriff Grant County, Wis.
WIN Il. CARTER, PIE Attys.
Dated October 2lst. 1871. 26wG