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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-06-29
Ter JUN, 1872.
Adriem Iselim va. AIeNnnder M. Chnlrnera

AGriem RseliM VS.. Alexander H. Chalmers
NOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROTSSE ST. Ian
~ dry.-NO. l2232,-En vcrtu dun writ dc tieri
facias, lance par Honorable la Huitiemc Cnur
de District, dams ct pour In Par0isSc st. Landry,
adress6, j. vendrai TN vente publique, au plus
offrant ench6riSSeur, Il In MaiSOn de COur dc LII
dite parOisSe, Ell la vile d'OpclOtSas, lc SA-
In pr0prittt ci-aprrS decrite, SAVIOR
UNECERTAINE HABITATION SUCRIERE,
sitnGe dans Ia Paroisse st. Landry, sur le cGrG
droit eli descendant lc Bayou C0urtablcau, me
surant neuf cent SOiXante aIpents superticiels,
borne Ell haut par les terres appartenant 4 Felix
Guiherteau ct en- has par les tcrrcs appartenant
aux h6riticrS d'Isaac Baldwin 1t tie Charles Clay,
en- arriere parties terrcS sIppOsGCs appartenir IL
q. Duel, ct en- face par lc dit Bayou COurtublcau,
avcc t0ntcs les hatisses, aInGliOratiOns ct ma
chimes qui Sy trOuYCnt.
SaiSic par Ordrc dc Ia COur,
COnditiOnS-COmptant.
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JUN, 1877
Gilbert BMilliO, Agent, etc., vs.. Armand
Ramare.

Gilbert EsNilliO, Agent, etc., vs.. APnaRd
Ralnare.
TOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROISSE ST. Ian
~ dry.-No. 11058.-En Vcrtu d'un Ordrc de sal
sic ct dc vente, lance parFhOnOrablela HuitiGme
Cour de District de TEtat de III Louisiana, dams
ct pour la Parotsse st. Landry, dams lie process
raj il vcndre il Fencan public, a la Maison da
Cour de la dite paroissc, dams In vile des Ope,
lOusaS, lie SAMEDI, 8 AOht, 1872, Il ONE heures
du matin. In pIopFi6t6 ci-apres decritP, savOir-
UNE CERTATNE FRACTION on PORTION
lie terre, ensemble avcc tDutes les batisses ct
authorizations qni sly trOuycnt, ct d6erite cOmmC
suit CONNIE me piece de terre marGcagPTse
sayOir-Le quart nOrd-Oucst du quart ~n0rd-est
Ia Motto est du quart nOrd-Ouest, ct Ia motto
Quest du quart nord-est du quart sud-OueSt de !;
| section No. 5, dams lie township No. 4, rnng6(
snd No. 6 est, du District slld-ouest DIES terreS dt
ii Louisiana, cOntenant trois cent vingt 1920
04I100 acres.
Saisie par Orlre de la Cour.
COnditiOns-COmptant
E, o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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30 JUN, 1872.


Elbert CAN'T VS.. Eaton IL BaPssOw.
NOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROIssE ST. Lam
dry.-NO. 12207.-En yertu dun writ de tieri
faeias lance par ThOnorable Ia Hritteme COur de
District dc FEtat de Ii Louisiana, dams ct pour
Ia Paroisse st. Landry, dams lie process colossus
intitule, ct a moi adressG, je proeedprai il ven
Dire aFencan public, il Ia Maison de Cour dc In
dite par0isse, dams In vile DIES Opel0usaS, lie SA-
MEDI, 3 Aoftt, 1872, il ONE henres du matin, les
proprietes ci-apres QecriteS. sayOir-
i. UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE
situ6 sur les Bayous Wa8ia ct Sackett, en- In Pa
roisse st. Landry, connue sous le nom a'habita
ton Mount Hope, contenant trOiS mile cinq
eenttrente 6eT100 acres, avec tOutesles b1tisses
ct ameIiOrati0ns q1i sy %trOuyent, borne A1'Ouest
par les Bay0ls WTxia ct Saskett, All sud par les
terres de Mrs. Smith ct celles de la succession +.
B. Carter, a Fest par Ia teIre der. l.. BiIm eft f.
B. Carter, ct an nord par les frrres de 4. Il.
hawkins, le moroccan Rider, ct Nine DR.. Scran-
ton; aussi me marIue a vaehe tigurant ceei -
J J
.. DIX-NEUF MCLETS, environ quarante
tGtes de bGtes d cornes, quatre bRufs de travail
la marque de c0chnns dune aimee. etant cOup6C
earree ct de 1aIUtre aimee fendue droite. ayee fe
stock de cOch0ns quf appartiennenta cette mar.
que ytngt-et-Tne. charTIles, cling f0rrcheS, trOis
eultivafeur, deuX herses, lll planteura Il mais
I'M planteIf d cotton, ull cTltivateuF d rOHes, hut
sets de haruais, quatre ehaPrettes 4 cannes aYct
harnais, III grand wagon, me charrette 4 un
cheyal ayec haTnais, lule chaFrette il bwflf, dix
sept safelOirS.
Saisies par ordre de In C0ur.
C0nditfons-Comptant
Z. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
on T,13, 1or0
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-06-29

NOTICE OF SALE OF CONTRACT
IN to build a brfdge.-We,t the undersigned, conn
missioners appointed ny the Police Jury Of the
Parish of st. Landry, to let ont to the last and
lowest bidder, the construction OF a bridge
Swamp" on the road from 0pelousas to Barry's
landing, ut or near the place where now stands
the bridge known as Kings bridge, will proceed
door, in Opclousas, to adtudfcate said work to
the last and lowest bidder.
Conditions of adjudication to be made known
on the day of sale. JOHN ROY,
Is. Al. MARTEL,
JOSEPH nj. MOORE.
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Ear Coroner.

JACOB EHRHARDT, of Washington, author
ICES us to announce him as a candidate for
Coroner of the Parish of st. Landry, ut the next
election.
Fer Justice OF the Peace.
We are authorized to announce p. LEONCE
HEBRARD as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace, LIST Ward.
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Pour sBuse &c District.
Pour AVOcat die District.

Je suis condidat pour In place de Juge d,
Huitieme District Judiciaire.
inc. J. MORGAN.
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VEYFEs DE ~sUCCRssToNs.

Swccessiopn do H.nmssD G.uSEa.nnr
Inn yIIFTT DIN OT2DRTs DE TsH6%npA
Landry II sara TenJn y i,en.a 1e , - nsIp = Sd.
offrant ennhGrisserr mar IL Sonssf~nI Az ~ tt rin
tratpT,r. an hi, nm encantaIr rnIjin 4 !" ~;
Janao 10 pa I'M, ,il+rnto ~. = pdat 3ittlnS; ~ il LeSi-
nont hSzenne' n1 "attn na'Gisse H. HE R pEr ~
4 .TnilIef, 1870 1es nro,iIiet6S "i.anrSs TSoriton'
d6nendanf dc Ia si,eceSsinn 10 I nniSa c,,iIJ,eue'
~ i'm IN NroRcEAr nE rr7ppr,. =,
tue 4 Petit B0is. nyNs IN Raven Tacho Sans !,
PoToissc Ct T aT5rr,, W. ~ nSCne, uals ~
nsrfs ms CI n'niS,s bans,6 az, 9Czllilde ar
Ffbrstiia5n MI" /. Iast nav n 9,iI1,as hm ~ III WE a nii4ol
Enzi4, PIN !, l,o,1asf nav 9otaIa H IN Sm' p"t ~ Z
. jim 3TFTRE nE TEIpE ,,.s;
dr1l cnnfnnort 4roI+n u +,sa ny +. %ro Z /, -; ~. l~nll-
nnsgfJ mar Ims,r6. pGnS : psse l isl Co., ppEls gu
| DhieaT ar aIId nor h. Ray-n,, MIR ~ ( 1isr .s
INV Dn3nininun EniIhoS VhrSO
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-06-29

Estate OF HENRY II. Hhoa1as.-Ne. 84A4s
| DARIsHCDURT. 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
b. AZ. Martel, of the Parish of ST. Landry.
having applied by his patiti0n to be appointed
datfye tegtaInentaPY executor of the estate OF
Henry T. Thonfs, deceased, late of the Parish
of st. Landry:
Therefore, any person intending TO make Bp-
position TO said appointment, will flle the Ealne
iii writing, in my Office In the 0wn OpeiORsaS,
/ within ten days from the present nOtiNa.
JOS. ID. RICHARDa Clerk.
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Ter JUN, 1872.

sBe0n-BnptisGe John Roy vs. JOhm Roy.
HOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROISSE ST. Ian
dry.-NO. 12231.-En yertu dun Drtire lance
par Honorable Ia COur du IIuitiGme District
Judiciaire, dams ct pour Ia ParOissc st. Landry,
dansle process ci-dessus i%ntitulG. ct Il moi adressf,
je Ncndrui Ell vente puhliqne, an plus 0ffrant en-
eherisselu, Il Ii MaisOn de Cour de Ia ditto pa
rnissc, Ell lH vile d'CTelousas, IL SAMEDf. e
Juliet, 1872, Il Onze du matin, III prupriGtG ct-
apreS decTite, SaVOir-
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE, avcc
tOutes les hatiSses ct amGliOratiOns qui s'y truu-
vent, ayant unc GtGndue de deuX aIpentS, situ6
il LeOnvillc, borne an nOrd ct il Fest par In pro-
pIiGte de Ia succession de Jean-Baptiste DGjran,
a rOuest par lie chemin public, au sud par IL
Bayou TGche,
Saisic par OrdTc dc In COur.
COnditinnS-Quatre cent vingt-dcuX ONE cent
yinSt 422T112W du prEN payable compliant, ct la
balance dams TN an il partir du jour de La ventr,
avec huit pour cent Tintcrtt par aimee, Pache-
teur fournissant sGcuritf i'll solido, ct Ia Appropriate
restant hypothGQu6e ~iusqu'au Placement. L'ache-
tGuf ne pouvant dfspOser de In prOpriGt6 avant
lc Placement du pTiX d'achat, ct dix pour cent de
pGnaait6 a payer sur IL mOntant du billet dams L.
cas- dun process pour lc Placement du dit billet.
i. q. HAYES, Sheriff.
-. -. ~
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-06-29

nR. WIN. VI. THOMPSON
Having located in Opelousas, offers his pro-
fesSiOnal services to the citizens of the same us
well as to the parish at large.
Office on Main Street, opposite residence of
Joseph Bloch,
Nav I8-tf, .-
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-06-29

srMoS R1oHARDs ESTERTAINMENT
Our enterprisipg and ingenious towns
man, Simon Richard, promises a rich
trent Of fffl and frolie to young and old,
q il tile evening Of the 9Th Of July. III
addition To bis usual entertaining pro-
granlIae, he has added novelties of a
startlingnatu til Ills wonderful eorpsof
intelligent puppets. Mons. Polo Molfio,
il distinguished artistfro1n Italy orsone
otlerplaGe, will by Aismany accomplish
ments, add 10 the attractions oil the oe-
casion.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-06-29
June %, 1879.
RIbere Ganalp Rssen Rarssow.

sLAIW&HN WtsGaNG
nTSTRTCT COURT. PARISH on ST Ian
- dly.-Na l2a0Ts-Br virtue of AwFit Dir feri
fneias issued out os the Memorable the Eighth
District Court. of the State0 Of Louisiana, IN a1ts
for the Parish of st. Landry, ill the al10Ee en-
sell. III Ughl3caucfioa, tafhe hfalIest Bidder, at
the Courthouse Of said parish. in the town OF
Opni0Eaas. Oh SATURDAY, the 9rd faE af
August, 1872. ut eleven o'clock y. H. the follow.
ing described property. to-Wit-
IT. A EERTAINRRAET ORI4AED. situated ON
IhehaynusWa Nia and Eaegett, in the parish hi
Landry, knagI8 AZ Tie Mnunt Hope plantation
OnfaiIIingfhfe thelssagld1y e hundred anathr-
til 69fIaa acressWitII all the buildings aud ifilgr0-
geTneTIs thereon, bounded west ny BaEnH M9yil
and SaaknH south hF lands nf HRS. Smith and
Of the estate &. Bs Earter, a8stbE land f RsaI4
niIlafl and E. R. Carter and npfthAay lands OLA.
R. Hawkins, the Elder frspst. and Mrs Dr..
EcTa1toAs aaa0, the COW thanksgiving thus -
e@s $s$ 10
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-06-29

PRoDHeE SHIPPED.-The Peerless ar
rived asNeN Orleans, On the 91st msts
nth s bales cotton, 100 sacks cotton
seed. Is hhds. sugar, Il bales moss, 2
bales wool, bales hair, 8 bundles hides
Rhides, RIots egsand chickens, 8 bags
wool, 1862 feet lumber, and LOT. sum
dries
The Bertha arrived there, on the 25th
inst, with 81 head stock, ) bales moss, |
tot hides, 70 hides, q bundles hides, /
sack wool, gu sacks cotton seed, and lot
sIIndries.
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:. NINETEEN MILES al8at forty head d
cattle, four work axfa, the hog mark nehig q
crop f1 one year aHElstratgh1 sEAit tn tAe 4HtleG
wft99anStusEN9 hnssulaEkedtletaM4th.Iyent
Una nlpVsA, ase lnHlEgs fhree 1~ulffgataEs, tvs
side haEruwss 0n8 CORN pla1aters one cotton
planter, ono cultivation with wheels. eight sets
harness. four cane sErfs with AsiT1less, one large
wagon. enc horse cart as4fI harness. one h0FsE
cart, 8sgan4eeA heea
Eei1eslin the ahes8 a1lit. j
TeFms-EasaOM the spot.
Z. HAYEs. sheriff.
Jnne aas 1sFa.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs

A TTRNHHON, BHREMRN!-THE RE
IN gular monthly meeting of the Hope Hook
aud Ladder Company wilItake place ON Monday
evening, the LIST inst, at Z o'clock, in the Court
house. Punctual c-ttention is requested.
BY order of the Foreman
.MORNHINVEG. #JR., Secretary.
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THO petition OF numerous citizens was q
asking for. an appropriation to build d bridge
over bayou M1sEete, Whereuphn motion OF HI.
Morris, resolved, that Peter FoOte, Tllos. Clay
sioneIs to make an estimate of the probable eost
OF building said bridge, and report The same to
the Police Jury.
On motion, tile Police Jury adjourned until
Monday, fully 10th, 1872.
i'm. THOMPSON, President.
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nARns-

(
NECTOR DANIEL, ..a#~ ...
Us Deputy and Parish Surveyor. for st. Landry
Office ut OpelOusas. June "a, Tiff.
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NOTICE. WILLSI5II4 ON ATCHA-
II falayf1 River, at Capt. Burton's plantation,
on Saturday, July 9th, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, for the
benefit of the parish, to the last highest bidder,
two unlanded beeveS.
One is brownand white, has one ear cropped
and under figure Z in other, the end Of one horn
sawed, been bored for the hollow horn, and is Is
years old.
The other is red and white, with one ear crop-
ped, and swallow fork and underbit i'll other,
has a short tail and is 6 years old.
II. B. HARTMAN,
Commissioner Unbranded Cattle.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-12-25
! Ioasa HUMOROUS. ] alt
A long race-The race of man.

An old negro met younger one, who was
rather suspiciousiy attired in pair OF striped
ticking pantaloons, and carrying lean look
ing carpet-bag, as if an elephant had trampled
on it. After the usual salutations, the old
negro said. seWhar have You .been9"
.sDown here, ~ ssDown whara' -"Down
here, "What have you been doing9"
have been a-boarding." Said the old negro
"Dat won't do, darlzey =; you got Jail clothes
on" "Well, WE'LL / have been in jail. !"
"What you been in Jail for?" "Why
borrowing" "What did you borrow" g
borrowed So "Who did you borrow it
from ~ 81 borrowed itfpoma man - "A fter
hesitating some time, the old negro said !:
"Look here, niger, dere is something wrong
about this dey don't put niggers in jail for
borrowing wasn't dere something wrong?,'
.. Well," said the other ~ had to knock him
down four or five times fore he would lend me
de money"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-12-25
THE NEW FAMILY
Singer Seeming Machine

which has favor in the households of the nation, is
furnished Plain In Folding Covers and Cases, in al
every variety of wood and nish the Machines be-
ing or less ornamented to correspond with the
Cases. though the Machines themselves all toork alike Some
show in polished surface the grain and tint of the wood
others deliberately finished. The Folding Case pro-
tects the Machine when not in use, and when opened
forms spacious table for the work TO rest upon. An
Illustrated Circular showing all the different styles will
be furnished on application sta5Hs#tsi ttti4a
Which is the best sewing Machine point on which
different companies differ EACH of course thinks lis
the best One may have advantages for one kind oil
work. and another for another But if the point
be decided by popularity the Singer machine would out
strip all others The returns of the last year show that
its sales have been perfectly enormousamounting to
not less than 10000 machines 1t has an immense cir
culation newspapers would say, in Europe well
in this country These ought to be enough up all
the rents in the Royal robes Of princes and ministers of
State which have been for long time in sadly battered
condition.-NetU York Epdngefid. ~,
1t is noticeable that while the Singer is of the old
est sales lead the list of all the others for the past
year. in the aggregate returns also in the recent
port of the Special Relief COMMITTEES of Chicago, where
every applicant designated the kind of machine desired
and where of 2944 which the Committee had provided,
2427 Singer machines .AeD lork National Standard.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-12-25
A Wife's settlement-A knock on the head

A cultivated 'longshoreman has just given
up his employment for the purpose of circula-
ting the following conundrum O. Why is
first-class tugboat like a colored gentleman
boot? A. Because it is adapted for several
very large lows.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-12-25
Manufacturing Machines.

THESE too well known to need comment but it is
nj, ID sl snown that they have been recently I'M
nsovsJ so az to a. pery many special kinds of work
We asE specai atten. ton to the "Meduin" ma
chine - p. A.it 6'ft .sstsss.t lfog@ iE if5 1T
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-12-25

s Young ladies who lace themselves too
tightly when dressing for dinner evidently
prefer grace before meat ~
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The last thing out-Out of debt.

.sWhat countryman are you" inquired an
English nobleman of a vagrant
"An Irishman, please your honor"
His lordship asked
"Were you ever at seaP
nCome, yer honor, answered Paddy, ID e
. stbfnkr crossed from Dublin in awheelbar-
row?"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-12-25
MOST MODERN STYLES

i~a3f ii ~ OF
II 9s..i sit .F
iaa lif#ue8 ale
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-12-25

On a woman with red hair, who wrote
poetry" Unfortunate woman, how sad Is
your lot Your ringlets are red, but your
poems are not oss sH ~ -
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-12-25

Easy Thsngs to Make-Mistakes.
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A bad thing to keep-Late hours.

- A St. Louis parent, who happens to be bless
ed with prodigal son. according to the Titus
vile Press "rejoices more over one boy that
ran away than the whole family who sponge
their living of him at home"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-30
Carries His Tail Awry.

| have fine three year old horse
which carries his tail on one side
Is that injurious, and if so, can it be
remedied? BIS.
1t is unsightly, of course, but
does not injure him in other respects
1t is caused by the tendons on one
side Of his tail being more forcible
than on the other. 1t may be obivi-
ated, and tho tail rendered natural,
by cutting the tendons on the side TO
which it hange. 1t should be done
only by veterinary surgeon, or one
we'll versed in such operations, by in
sorting proper blade under the skin
and severing, or weakening the liga-
nent, always being careful to keep
the blade clear of the joint.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-30
Wheat Raising in Wisconsin

Mr. John r. Nelson, Newark Rock
Co., Wis, for the past % years has
kept q record OF the yield and value
Of his farm crops, some facts which
have been published by the Depart
ment of Agriculture. From 1850 to
1871 inclusive, 627 acres of wheat
were grown. The largest amount 10
any one year was so acres in 1856
and 1860, the smallest 10 in 1853
Since 1860 not less than % acres
have been grown in any one year
until 1871. From these 627 acres 6,
923 bushels wero sold; $50 were used
for the family and l,096 were sown
for seed. Part Of the wheat used
for seed was not grown on the farm,
but IL is not stated how large part
Of the % years there were two, 49,
IS and 1860, when the chinch bugs
took all tho crop, and three other
years when the yield was less than
five bushels per acre. In two other
years the loss by the bugs was severe.
In still three other years the crop
was injured by blight. The average
price for % years is about 90 cents a
bushcl. Mr.. Nelson estimates the
average net profit at 1924 per acre,
certainly not very attractive show
ing Western Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-30
SheriG,s Sale.-Smith ct al.
GTArE OF WISCONSIN,, Circuit Court In and for
- County Of Grant. Grant County, Wis.
Judgment OF foreclosure and Sale

SrarE OF wlscoSnS,I Circuit Court in and for
Judgment Of foreclosure and Sale.
ii Grace smead VS.. Matthias Smith, jr., John Smith
Mary Smith, Annie Smith. and Magdalena Smith
infant heirs of Matthias Smith, John olinger and
Mary Smith.
by virtue Of ajudgment Of foreclosure and order of
sale made ana rendered in the above entitled
sale be made fths mortgaged premises therein men
toned and described Us follows, to.wit 1.-THE west
hall OF the northeast quarter Of section seven Il
town one ~, range two KY, west OF the 4th p. NJ
also the east half OF tho south quarter Of the
north east quarter OF section seven "a town one a.
range two (2), west Of the 4th p also the south.
quarter OF the moth quarter Of the north
qcaiter dissection seven ca, town ID range two
(2t, west Of the 4th 2. also the northwest quar-
ter ~ the east qnarter OF the
Of section seven ~, town one ~ range (2) west Of
the4th y. and the southwest quarter OF the south
east quarter Of the northeast quarter of section
G),town one( range two(2 west Of the 4th p. NJ ex-
ceptng two In the southwest corner uf the last
described piece, bounded by the south line on the
south and b. the county road on tue north side and
on the east by such line Ii would require to In
clnde two between said south line and county
road--all IN Grant county, Wisconsin =; will on the
twenty first day OF May 1872 at the hour of O'Clock
10 the afternoon at the front DOR of the court house.
Ia the village of Lancaster in Grant county WiscOn-
sin, sell said described lands and premises 10 the
highest and best bidder Tor cash, satisfy said udg-
ment, interest thereon and costs Of sale.
II WIN. r. SL0AT, Sheriff.
SAMUEL MERRIcK, plff's atty.
Dated Lancaster, Wis., April 5th, 1872. s5w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-30
Estate Of Blanchard.

Gran, " co10ss PROBATE; eo Srsn' County
In the matter Of the estate Of william w blanchard
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Charles A.
blanchard Of said county, representing among other
was bound by contract in writing to convey TO said
Charles A. blanchard certain real estate in the conn
~ OF Grant and State of Wisconsin. to-wit: The
south hall OF The northeast quarter aud the north
Laf OF the southeast quarter of section thirty.hve
tSo IN town seven ~ north of range three (3) west;
that the said William W. Blanchard ia his lifetime
conveyed 10 said petitioner all Of said lands except
the following described piece parcel of said lands,
'o-Wt' commencing three chains east of the suppos-
Ga south west corner of the northwest quarter of
the south east quarter OF said section thiryve in
Town seven north OF range three, west thence north
post betweea sections 36 and &c. thence south to the
southeast corner OF the north east quarter of the
southeast quarter; thence west to the place Of be-
gnnlngi and praying that Addison Burr, admins.
traitor de00ts non OF the estate OF said deceased
be authorized and required by order and decree Of
TINS court TO execute conveyance Of said last described
premises, according TO the prayer OF said petition
IL Is ordered that the matter OF said petition be heard
before the Judge Of this court at the Probate Office In
Lancaster in said county, Wednesday, the 18th day
OF May, A. ID. 1872, at o'clock in the after noon
OF said day. when aud where all persons interest ed in
said estate may appear and show cause, II any there
shall be, why the prayer of said petition should not
be granted
And IL is further ordered that notice of said appli
cation and hearing be given TO all persons
0y publishing copy Of this order for six (6 weeks
successfully prior to said day Of hearing In the
9rant County Herald, weekly newspaper printed in
Lancaster, In said comfy.
By the Court, WIN. McGONIGAL
County Judge.
Lancaster, March 25th. 1872. AWE