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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
J. J. ApFKNATHY,
JonS NUGE&T
y. >. LONG.

htf the adoption Of the resolution, the
meeting ~ journcd. and the determination
among all the citizens to have the Law en-
forced and the representation Of heir dis
'rict yindicated was general. and tLey
pledged themselves to co-opuratc for that
purpose.
Tie reputation of the 9Th civil district
tor order has heretofore been as high as
It ofany community. and they deeply
feed the injustice OF importing 10 them II
crime. without proof. which was per lctra-
ted Il miles from them; and they feel & is
the more ac.iily since, while the charge is
i'mrmbercd aGain>, them. their misfor-
tune in having their church and only
fchool-housc laid in aslIcs is forgotten.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
Hub,ie Meeting ut Noekcryilie.

On Saturday last tie citizens Of tie 9th
civil district Of Franklin county, Tenn"
ly previous appointment, held It public
meeting at iIOcherv'llr, To take into con-
sCleration the charge Of !awlcssMess which
had been preferred against them. and for
the purpose Of expressing their anxiety to
detcrt the offenders and enforce the laws.
The meeting was attended hy all Of the
yiti2,na of the district. Tie ijcct OF the
meeting was explained. and its purpose
hswCily endorsed by all Of the citizens
Or. j. J. Alternately, who resides in tie
9TH district. addressed the meeting. and
-tatcd that some time ago, when III" negro
church had been burned. a number OF tie
citizens nf the district. including himself
and Mr. Waggonpr. whose house has since
been burned sigued call for p"hlicI
meeting. to express their disapprohation
ofthr outrage upon the law. AMI to take
step, to bring the offenders TO justice and
10 assure the negroes that thry should nc
projected; but that. before the meeting
was hell. the dwelling house Of Na4goncr
was burned, the. .rhurch ahd srh"oi-houSe
Of their district also burned. and tn" morse
ofa citizen shot; that the negroes wh0 aId
ihc deed. when arrested, confessed it, 'nd
acknowledged that t!cir purpose was to
lnurdrr Naggonrr and his family; ttIat
after they were placed III the jail at '" m
chester they were taken out ana executed
~ masked mcn; and that although the
prorocaiton WAS great, and such an one as ,
would excite any ronlmunitN. y"t It tOuId
afford 10 excuse Tor any SIT OF men TO
sake til" law into th"ir own hands; ana
that, aN 1t had been saiu thAt the Fio!at"rS
Of tie Ia" WHO TAD p'rpctraird this Of .
Tense lived in the St'' district that it WIS
'"e'I ""'I' IL c'''"i"S' |" ''aNr u" A''nc
uHIurnru 10 lrHrpt oGt the CAtAIc'S ana
bring them to Justice
Tlor,as II Woohs Fso onocr,ha,iI
ra' "i" hio'L TceP'''""ie 'It'"eHS VI '"o'
district, also addressed the meeting. and in ,
addition TO what WA said IY Dr.. hbcr- |
...,.. ..,..1 ,l,,. l., .; c,a d.,
'''''' ""t''' .""' Il, ""' ,"'''''' '''"'
'"c tt'"cH' "I 'I' o'h ui"irI'l were nol
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

ELEGANT FURNITJRE.-ThcG Gallntin Tx
aminrr agrees with other influential jour.
mails wien it says: The best place to Iuy
Furniture and Mattresses in Nashville, is
ut McKoin 4 Co, No. II north College
street, Where you can Away nnd large
aud oHplctc assortment, which they sell
at l4iccs to >uit the times. Thcy give
PROMPT ait ntiun to all orders. and guar
au,cr entire satisfaction to their custo-
mcrs.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

J. l.. Barfh, at the northeast corner Of
the Square. is receiving his stock Of Fail
Goods, comprising every article that the
people Of Winchester and franklin county
will he likely to need. And he offers them
at prices to slnt the times. aware, as he ia.
oi the fact that times are hard. But he
will not he hard III his prices. He will
sell at small advance upon cost, but for
cash only He solicits an investigation Of
his goods and prices.
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County Court Sale.

}. T.. Starncs Wife, ct Ms, " Joshua Bibh
and others
By virtue of decree Of thr County
Court Of Franklin cuurt,. Tenn pro-
noumc,d vt it, September Term, ISL. in
the above cause, wilton tie II Monday
(the 9Th in November u ~. OTTER for ,|lc
to the hi chest bidder. at the CuurthuGop
door in Winchester, upon Il credit Of QUE
AMI two years, except tlr sum o' ven per
cent. which must be paid in cash on day
of sale. two tracts OF land o which Ttm-
pcrJnre smith 0ormrrlr Temperance
Bibh.3 died seized and Possessed. Oue
tract containing about lG1 aces, the ether
4S acres. The biddin%s to commence at
90 per acre. Notes with approved Srruri-
ty will he required Of lhc purchaser. aud Il
lien retained until the whole Of the pUr-
chase money l. paid.
GLEN. AKLEDGE, Clerk.
o,tj2-tds 81 20
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

FAIR IL FRASkLlS CoryTY-We are
glad to sec efforts about TO he made for
having County Fair next year. and we
lave heard several men say they would
give. respectively, from $50 TO 500 to-
ward raising, say 5000. This.wIl insure
the succes, Of the Fair. And every hlIsi-
ness man. would he benefited. IL a-rieuitnre
and mechanics will receive an impetrI
and franklin County get rid OF the odium
ct being behind all other counties. More
anon
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

ATLANTA MARKLT.-Tlc following are
die ruling prices for the articles mentioned
in the Atlanta (Ga.) market, us reported ty
II. L. Cox q Ero., OF that city:
Corn. per bushrl. s0t @S5r. Wheat
Tenn. White. | j0,$l Co. Flour-Fanry.
81 7j; 'fani!y.i %; suprrlinc, jOi3 %.
Bacon-shouIdcrs ~; hams, l2a l2lec
clear sides, tc. Meal, per LuShrl, so.
Tenncssee Hay. per 100 pounds. Sl % II
! 30 Feathers. G0aGJ.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
wAasuALL LEAD ?-Wcusullly putuv-

| WhQsnA4L LEAD ?-WcusWlly putup
on This page ofour paper all articles of
purely local nature~er bearing But W.
are crowded this week. and what we In
tendto say under this heading may be. OF
may be not, of Il local character. PrrhaD
it may lie hybrid--local and general. Bn
--wfo shqH icad us9 Don't say you are no.
lei, for you would say y fdlsehood Yot
see every day Of your lives that Il few
govern the masses until the masses are I'M.
! posed upon 10 al cXieLt tlat call
| forth investigation, and then Wrlayr a re.
faction. The masses cease. for the noncc
10 be slaves, and IN their sovereign power
! dcpute Others to he their leaders And
! the farmer goes 10 his labor the mechanic
to lis bench or anvil, the merchant to his
counter, the ialcr to his pleasure. willing
10 leave the course Of political and social
matters 10 the men they acknowledge as
leaders Of public opinion. Against this
We have netting 10 say forit mas been the
rule trom time immcmpripl. and is in the
nature OF things. Pratc rs we please about
freedom, yet.
1--WE are slaves.
The greatest as the meane;t-nothing
rests
Upon cur win; the will itself no less
Depends upon a straw tran on Il storm:
And when We think we lead, we arc most
led"
m. o, Mia ossrr,o, ~ l.ad , ,conl,
lrows wary ycu tb,, he nust in order to
kconL mower fan in with nuhlic opu-
g., ,,,,,rsror Il, frLe tl,t he cannot con-
tro, ,,,o, oniuion 70 nj. own immediate a,I-
v,r,,oa rheSe leaders are generally 20
li,i,,, ,,our.trrs. and thr "lnuI,rrs .op. in
vcnir4" cam generally determine the be-
uirrf,,. aud rndfuu or tLeiruubit;n, II
commences in seIf and ends IN srU Ry
striyior1o arrive too qocn nj the rool Of
their homes. ,bcv ,ylibit too MAINLY ,h.
small urr drspriLr1 hr their hroius and
when tn. mas. es orjseiu tIIeir s,yrrrionty
these would-l,p leader, are thrown over
oard. And then comes 4 change in COY
This is 81 in po)itjcs-,s,t is so in social
licn Ent IN social ,tfc thor. nre many
hinIronc,s toward , ,,,formatior. such ns
,er,or,, affinity and no,son., iuhucnrr
Irrl.r srr,, i,ancnres ,Lo npI,lir ,cal N.i,,
sulT,r. and urlcnrndt nee of spirlt be held
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

HALF on HIS Own lloOR,-~ii saying 4
few weeks since that our genial-hcarted
friend. Monsieur \ Jourdan, was "un his
own hook" il appears that we were mis-
taScn--he is only h0lf on his own hook.
being associated witt! tcIicicn MistrAl. as
will be seen from advertisement. But as
long as Jourdan is in any way concerned
You may safely expect good bargains in
GOOD things
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

Appleton's journal OF Literature. Science
and Art. published weekly by D.Appletnn
6Co., 80 an,I 55l Broa way. New York, a,
81 per annum. i, one OF the best papnrS in
existence five cohld even do without
It ourseli. We are SIRE that one dcnr to n-
as lite could not. Ladies' and gentlemen
who love the very creme Of literature
should subs iibe for Appleton. Wen send
your NAMES.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

SAMUEL SS5ua, wnonl We might drnoln-
mate "thc old reliable" has returned, and
il now receiving his lall stock Of Dry
Good,. Hardware, cutlery, DC. His stock
i, complete, and customers will not be dis
appointed in finling anything they wish.
a. prices as lJw ~ goods can be furnished
O any other house. He viii he pleased to
receive continuance Of the liberal pat
rJnagc lie iis heretofore received.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

Nrw GOODS. Wy :. Embry & Co are
now receiving Il cir Fail stock of goods.
and "" feel sure that the judgement dis e
played by Mr. Wiley :. Emhry in his
personal selection will meet its reward in
the way of quick sales TO all who will call
and cxMHin.' the stock. Their stock OF
ladies' de~s goods. sllawls Nc. Is superb.
and will Inject the wants Oft most fa>ti-
dcous. 1t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

l.Er it always be understood that n.ot's.
organized or not. are to be considered and
treated a puhiic enemies, rot only hy the
evil authorities. but by all good ci..isns.
They are without excuse and Wholly indie
fen,ibe. T"eir place is either In dcns and
holcs. jails or prisons. and there they must
be kept, tillthey respect the law and pub.
lie opinion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

The Nashville Banner says The lands Of
seventy citizen. Of Coffee county are ad-
Nrrtiscd for sale IN the Coffee County
Democrat. by the Stat. Rpytnuc Collector
in the name of the State. for taxes, costs
aud charges, due scverally thereon. for
the year 1870.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
Gen. Joel A. Battle, ProprietC
Land for Sale.


Ey virtue OF u decree Of thr Honorable
rirruit Court, at its JUly Term. La. in the
lusr Of frank Maurcr " join Drln and
frank Drhn, will Offer for sale to the
,iguc.t bidder for cl.h, the undivided in-
rcrrstS Of John Drhu and Frank prhn in
md to Il certain tract Of Hand situated III
civil district No. 81 Frtnnlin county.
Fem. bounded on the east by the lands
OF Thomas faris. ON the south Ly theland'
OF Henry Crawford. wr,t hy the lands o.
Au-ust Jnnsan. and on the north by the
lends OF John kn-cman. and containing
2i1le acres. more ur less. Sold 70 satisfy
said judgment Of said Circuit Court,
Amounting to SO and costs OF SAID suit
:yI o..
Said land will I've sold OH the 1t Monday
in November, ISL This ~ Of October,
1871. d. J. NJ IRTIN, Sheriff.
By II, A.Fitzp trick, Dep Shit.
Ov.J."t A.,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

Tie Southern Magazine. Published
monthly by Nurlorh. Browne d Hill
tG,n. ID. Il. iill.) at Baltimore. l. oil our
table for October. 1t costs only 81. and
the Southern people Should supper; it
handsomely. It is equal in I'll respects 70
BIdwell's Eclectic.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

DnD.-Wc learn that Murray Turner
son OF Mr.. +. c Turner. formerly of thi'
county, died last Sunday from tie effect
of injuries receive by falling from train
on the Nashville d Chattanooga Railroad
Mr.. Turner. deceased, was about 70 or 2
wears Of aye.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

We direct attention to the card of Mr.
John Gull, and hesitate not to publish our
belief, based upon personal knowledge and
reports Of others. that he has no superior
in his line. He is a man THAT carries his
brain into his work. and takes a pride in
luing well whatever he ASSUMES t. be ca
pablo of doing. Mr.. Gull is no halfway
artiZau
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5UH1 ! 1 HinGi NEW !
A Marble Yard near M2nn's
E'Old, 7 miles west Of
Winchester !

Here the place to gct ~'cle wot, done
cheap Thc Uulrrsi- i-Mrd b.. rrertu. Min
O. saw Marble. ana viii nil all olrIcrs for
Norh at .lurt notice. The !inrst .:hi best
qnH!n! of IrnncSsc" NaruiY. al,rh us Non
umrnt', ToEi,stUucs. Tab! .'aLd iouut,l
Tops. in iicCL al sort, uf stone work tuu,
~ neat M, tain styt,. au! cheaper than
Ltr rAclpc.,. Iot frathc. Information
aHt particulars, address
v. &. KITCHENS.
july!l--Gln Winchester j,uN
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TrMrrnAScn Sprrcn.-We learn tha

TEMpERANCE SPEfcn.-We learn that
Mr., Is. =. Hunt delivered temperance
speech al the NJ. +. Church last saturday
night. We were in Nashville, consequent
ly can only speak OF his effort from hear
say, and all We have heard ia eulogistic.
He has the best side of the question. ant
We know 1t will not safer in hi1 han Is.
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Insolvency Notice.

The undersigned. having suggested tho
il solveury Of the e>t;I;eofJ. VI. Burruugh.
deed, all persons having claims sga,n-.
said estate are required to tile them, duly
with Ciem. Ar!rtge. Cl Il.
OF the County Court OF transin COUNT.
Tenn. within three mDItfs from iDis da,..
or ihey will be forever barred. Inis SEQ
teuhsr Str. ISL.
JOHN BuRRoU0H. Asne
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

The Tennessee Conference OF the NJ. f. +.
Cturrh. South. lately in session at Leba-
non. has appointed Rev. J. II Nichols to
Winchester next year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

An affecting ~ighl--to behold at a
Wedding the sorrow strickea parent,
As hc gives the bride away" when
you know for the last ten year, he las
arrn tr, iny to get her of his hands
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

DEATH or 4. a. " oRD.-Wc learn that
Mr.. I a Word died ut Dccherl on Tues
day morning last.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
rELICITN MlsTRAL. 4. JouEDAN
FRENCH C0NFlC7I0ulRZIS
A. Jourdan g. Co

Thanl:ful for past liberal patti mage. re.
specially solicits Il Continuance o! Il {
same from the good people Of Winchester
and Franklin county. Keep, always On
hand i large assortment of
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
Medical Gard.

Doctor Ciopton having re urnpd 20 town
to resume The practice .nt Mrdicin" and
Surgery. offers his services to tie public.
He proposes to treat successfully all leases
of Piles. Fistulas, Tu,aors. Sc. Sc. All
pei sons indebted to him will please call
and settle mp. For all practice IN the frl-
tlirc fees must he paid or slti- ia, torily ar
ranged upon the rendition OF srrvirc,.
Residence at thc house formerly orcupet
by Mrs. Embry, near the Mary Sharp Col
lege. Srnf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

LITTLE WILLIE BunKoUGH.-- Passing
along the streets OF Nashville the other
dny we found out" that Willie BurronglL
n little 10y, some 10 or II years OF age,
and living heretofore in WINCHESTER, was
in the house Of Mrssra. Wrssel \ son,
wholesale Confrctiouers on Enlon street.
And Willie Is tryiug,to make his own liv-
Ing, fOrhc Is fitherless and nothcresa' and
Through the influence Of that natures no.
h!rmnn. jaime! J.. Scott. lac laa gotten
place where he can w0rk, Bless Cod tor
work. i was first announced ~ rni'c,
but It is Il blessing. 1t tries the worth OF
"A may 1t makes Il man. 1t tests II boys
wUrthncss Of encouragement. 20 OH
Willie. iour poverty is the best ItSacv
that could have been left you. Be d!ligcht
in your business, aud you so be, the wise
man of the Bible sAyt you SHAH stanu 'e-
tore Kings Avoid that dreadful ambition
to be "gcntecl." Never try to keep up
appea,unccs at the expense Of honesty,
and honesty consists in owing no man
anything while you have health Kemen-
bcr that diligence is called the mother OF
good luck. No sweat. no sweet And
"sloth is the hey Of poverty" lie VINO
will not pIow by reason Of the cola, y! all
bcg in harvest and haye nothing. Ard
never despair, Willie The smart folks
say Nil despcrandum." lou can be
smart. too. Genius is only common nse
intensified. As some one says. John Foster
said il was the power Of lighting ones
own fire, Perscvrrc. Industry ana per-
severance will bring you success. What
ever You do. do with all your heart. and
YOU will succeed. All great men, or near
~ all, were born poor, and had to work.
Never he idle. tor then evil thought, cone
trOOpng in. rs noXious weeds will come
upon land thrown away. Gather gold, as
Burns says.
"Nnt to hide il in a hedge,
Nni. fNru rrui mutt, Dtirt
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR H'ErHLY SIN.

Five copies one Yoat, sJyara;s,v o-drr~s"t.
Four Dollars.
Ten COpic.. one TrN-, no1-rGt- s. S!lr"s-cG C4ad
I'll oIra cnpJ to the satIor a. " 'lnpl
E!.it Dollars.
Twenty con'-', 0rh Yerr. sc?1rl;elv aidrrsscd
a d All extra copy - toe ctt 'rup Of cuB).
FiltcEn Dollars.
r,ctT cnri"s one Ncar 70 Onn idrcss tari tic
b~mi- " eek y ono yCN- - "rtirr an Gf club,
TiirtY-threD Dollars.
Fifry copies. one rea- 'ehafNtelv n 'd-cs'ci q 4
tJs Semi Weekly OLG yca~'0 .ei'"r II qua,
Hnirty-h.O Dollars.
Cn- hunfrcd CO. i's. ouc yeas I, IN, nd lgnss
t,nd tbs Daily for one year to thr z, rter ~ ot
c'noJ. Fiity Dollars.
one hu~i-ci cN1ics, one var sa1argtCly I'd.
tre-rcL tsa' the DG'ly Tor . year 10 uc s'ct'er
1p q clgj, sixty Dollars.
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Insolvency Notice.

The undersigned. having suggested the
insolvency of the estate OF john Mason.
deed. all persons having claims against
saih estate are required to file them. duly
authenticated. ith Glenn. Arlrdgc. Clrrk
ofthc County Court o" Franklin county.
Tenn. within three months from this date.
or they VIII be- toreyer barred. This Sep
tJmLcr 9th, 1871.
II. W. NEWMAN, Admir-.
sep7-3ln
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CONFECTI0NE:ni.:: !
Groceries and Notions,

Stationery. and Daily. Weekly. Mont
ly Papers and Magazines.
rggs, butter, and all kinds Of gamr--tALeu
in exchange for goods.
October 9Th. ISL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26
For S ale.
STONE FIGURING MILLS,

on account fpoor health am unable to attend TO
the of my property, and sfer for sale an uni-
yfied half interest In the we'll known
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26
WHOLESALE GARD.

nRUGs And NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., McWILL-
IL JAMS co, Bosoobe Wis, would cali the at
sntien Of country Merchants TO their large ana Wen Sc
lected stock Of Drugs Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils
and Groceries There is need Of going 10 Milwau-
Nee or Chicago for your goods. for will duplicate
Milwaukee prices adding freight: -
n R-s,le AGENTS in Boscobel for Heath q Nelli-
gan's strictly Pure White Lead Prices and quality
guaranteed. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26
Estate OF NIetcaIf.

Ia the matter Of the estate Of William Mctcaf de.
celsed.
Ca reading filing the petition Of william Curtis
administrators ~ said estate, setting forth the amount
uf personal estate that has 60 his hands, and the
disposition therooi the amount Of debts outstanding
against said deceased. ana description o. all the real
estate OF which said deceased died seized and the con
diton aud value Of the respective portions thereof
and praying that license be to him granted TO cell
al, OF tho real estate Of said deceased for the
payment 81 his debts and the expenses, and 10
appearing. by said petition, that there il not
sufficient personal estate in the hands Of the said ad-
minstrator 90 pay the said debts aud that IL Is ne
cossary IN order 20 pay the same 20 sell the whole OF
said real estate;
It's Therefore ordered that all persons interested in
said estate appear before the Judge OF this court at
Tho Probate occ in Lancaster In said county, Mon
day, tho 10Th day Of October, 1871, at o2e o'clock
u the afternoon ct said day, % show cause, If any
There be why license should not be granted 70 said
Vim Curtis administrator, 10 sell said READ estate ac-
eorliug 90 tho prayer Of said petitioner.
Ana tis further ordered, that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior 90
said day Of hearing, in the Grant County Herald, a
weekly newspaper published at Lancaster, in said
county and personally served on all persons interest
el u sal estate, residing in said county, at least
fourteen days before said day OF hearing.
By the Court WIN, McGONiGAL,
County Judge
Dated Lancaster September ., 1871. l5wi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26
EsIne OF NOMatnY.

patsi At Lancaster, June 2sth, A. 1871.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26
Estnte OF DrinI1wnter.

!. TATE or WlsC0NstN, - In Probate, Grant County
- Grant county. Court.
III tho matter Of tho last will and testament Of John
prtu,wator, deceased, late Of the county u Grant
whereas an instrument IN writing, purporting 20 be-
tho last will aud testament Of John Drink water,
deccnscd, late 80 the county Of Grant Wisconsin,
has boon filed in this office. aud whereas application has
boon made ~ William DrinkwHter, praying that the
same Dee proven and admitted 60 Probate according a.
tbe laws ai this state and that letters testamentary
Thereon 80 granted o. " illiam aud George Drink
Wairr, executors nam Il.
Is ordered. THAI said petition be hoard before the
Judge ot this Court the Probate Office, at LtucaS
t. Ms .ud county ou rucsday the $40 day 81 Oc ober
a. 1871, al uuc osluck iu the an Of said day
Aul 90 IS further ordcrpi, tnat notice ot said appt.
CATION 'ul h"tuus hr gwen 60 t1 persons Interested
hy pui .hiul rupy ". thi. ORDER boo the Grant Couu
ty llE.t tI-' ...t.g IIt. ttu Lancaster. in SAID
county arup ut....i,. sr.,s 1utr in eacn week
Prlurt -tt .tt 10 trtupg
by tIr e. rL ~ uDduNluAD, Gu. Judge.
Lame tstyr, s ptamp T. p, l,i l5U3
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"ROWDEN FARM"

miles north Of the village Of Lancaster 60 acres
under cultivation, 20ac good timber well improved
bearing orchard shrubbery, small fruits etc. ia
abundance thereon. Good road leading thereto from
the village. NJ A. RITTER
Lancaster, June 10, 1871. 2tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-26

l,r,ee ~ WISCONSIN, In Circuit Court in ana for
- county oi Grant, Grant County, Wisconsin.
r,ha Black Plaintiff, " Jacob Tober Defendant.
Sale on Execution.
as virtue of writ of execution In the above emit
Ed action iu favor 90 said joan Rack. plaintiff aud
a.uu. 4 thu defendant, Jacob Toblcr 20 directed
amt delivered ana goods cEtites belonging to
sai Jacob robier having bccu found out oi which ~
safety sN1 writ have hy direction sc plaiuti0s tt.
turueY lryrd upon au the right, title aud interest
whatever tbt said Jacob TObler had ON tha 18th day
81 Seprmhot lNd, has since acquired n aud Go the
following da,cribed lands and premises, to.wit:
Tho vase half 1T t1e southwest quarter uf section
sixteen it aud the southwest quarter ut the north
west quarter Of section twenty-one f21 All In Town
four a. north Of range thrco CD, wcst, in Grant
County, Wisconsin.
Which right title and interest of said Jacob Tohlsr
BIO nnt o said described land, will the eighteenth
Gsy 80 October 1871 40 the hour 81 tweys ocuck noon
40 the ront door of tho court house n the vilsEc Of
Lancaster. On Grant County, Wisconsin sell to the
highest bidder for cash 60 satisfy said execution, iu
tetcst thereon and cost OF sale,
WI. r. SLOAT
sheriff Grant County, Wis.
T. pEwrY. Pld's Atty.
tlteuber 9th, ISL. lave