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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
A., T. & S. F. RAILROAD

The first passenger train for tn,
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fc road
arrived here Yesterday. II consisted
of first class locomotive of beautiful
hnish and great power. fine baggage.
man and express car. and an clcgan,
new passenger coach. Col. Peter,
general manager of the road. arrived
with the train.
Regular trains on this line will com
mence running between This city and
Grasshopper Falls to-day. leaving here
ut $50 p. m, and arriving at Hoo "A. III.
lhlS arrangement allows the people of
GraSshoppcr Falls and other points on
the line of the road To visit the city.
spend three hours and a half here. and
return home the same dav.
Track-laying beyond GraSshopcr
Falls is progressing rapidly. and early
in May the road will be completed
through to Topeka.--itchis0a tRa,a-
3Dtos4.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
TROOPS FOR GIBSON.

From dispatch dated at st. Louis,
we see that Gen. Sheridan has ordered
Gen. Grierson with two companies to
rc-occupy TT. Gibson. which was de-
serted last fall. This order comes be-
cause ofthe fact that for several months
past the Indian country has been over
run with robbers and cut Threats.
The story set afloat that the Indians
are committing depredations in South
western Kansas. is not true. There
has not been hostile Indian i'm this
portion Of the state since its settle
mcnt that we are aware of, yet these
ridiculous stories will creep into the
associated dispatches and go skimming
over all the wires from the Atlantic TO
the Pacific,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26

Mr.. Lamb, an innocent from Wicl.
tia, and part owner of the Empire
House, one of the best hotels in that
lively town, we understand, is about
giving up the hotel business and pro-
poses dcvoting his time hcnceforth to
cvangelizing and outstanding some
OF the evolves" of that place. whom
he has heretofore helped to democrat
izc. He found religion at Topeka last
week while we were there. and his
first exclamation was: "Oh bless the
Lord! L can go now and convert
Hutchinson, Of the Tidette." ..Surely
the Lord works in Il mysterious way
The above we clip from the Lcaven-
worth CoU, and we suppose was writ
ten by the inimitablc joyce. Barring
ITS perseverance, il is too good not to
re-publish, as both gentlemen are well
known all over this portion of the
state. the one for his good naturcd sar-
casm and the other as one of the land
lords of the popular Empire.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26

The Kansas liberal delegation, head
cd by Sam. Wood. ct al, leaves for
Cincinnati to-day. Whether they will
come back hurrahing for democratic
or republican nominee is very unccr-
tain. 1t is all the same to such men
or will be after they have successfully
passed through the purifying ordeal.
Not principle, not the welfare of the
country. but Office and its cmolumcnts
Is what they are after.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
1T IS MIXED.

he subject of the nominations TO he
made at the mixed convention at Gin
"innati is Just now occupying the at
tcnilon of the eastern press and east
rrn politicians. The leaders of the dem
ocracy as also the rank and file of the
party are mixed as to the feasibility of
nominating Trumbull. Schurz &
10. say that Trumbull shall be nomi-
mated or they will bust the convention
and its nominees. Ben. Woods paper
says that Davis must be nominated if
the liberal republicans expect the dem.
ocratic vote. Upon the whole the
crew Of the liberal scow promises fun.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26

Looking over tie registers OF hotels
we frequently see the name of the man
with land lady" appended TO it. We
have often wondered what was meant
by these words-whethcr they were
intended to corvcv TIE information
that some respectable woman was
travelling in his company. and under
his escort. or whether i; wa- n women
of disrepafable character whose init
macy while abroad w3s too great TO
allow respectahiii'y. On inquiry we
find that il means his wifi. Then whv
in the name Of common d,<,,cy don't
he say so. and write .-.foha Brown and
" ife Then the observer viii kuo..
without doatt what relation the We
man bears To him. Some men seem 10
think that il is mark Of culture and
refinement "a say lads when they
mean their wife. The use of the
word wife may seem commonplace to
some men, and vet icis a holy and sa-
cred word. and no MIN who has 3 wife
should hesitate Ia call her nv that
1arle, whether in the domestic circle
or Oh the hotel register.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
NOT so.

In the local columns of Sunday
mornings issue of the Topeka Com.
mo"~c"lth is long story headed with
big capitals and dashes running this
way: "Crime in the Southwest-A
Record Of Murder aud Riot-Ku-KIux-
ism-Murdcr i'm Wichita, etc" Now.
IN behalf of the good people Wichita
and IN the name Of her Order-loyiug
citizens, We right here protest against
any more such Misrepresentation and
falschoods. Ii would seem that pure
malice alone dictated such articles
whisky rawlings or imbecility it NAV
be. Wichita is just as orderly a city
as Topeka. and her citizens are Just as
civilized. There never has been. in all
her history. a murder committed with
in her borders. We would suggest to
friend Proaty that he get somebody to
write for the local columns of the Conn
monrealM that knows something of
the geography OF the state. Caldwell
Is on the border Of the Indian terri
tory. fifty-tive or sixty miles from
Wichita. The highly-wrought story
about the trouble in Caldwell may be
true, but 1t runs nothing like the ac-
counts received at this place.
There is less poor whisky drank,
fewer brawls, less gambling and fewer
lewd women in Wichita to-day than
there has been in Topeka every day for
the past five years. Wichita is doing
as much legitimate business to-day as
Topeka, if We except the north side of
the river, aud her people are just as
jealous of the good name of the
town, though they may never have had
a Hammond among them to shake
them with thrcatcnings of the burn !
ings of the bottomlc7s pit.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
AN IMPORTANT NOTE.

LONDON. April l6.-The following
note accompanied the counter case de-
livcred TO the board of arbitration at
Geneva, yesterday, on the behalf of
Great Britain:
Her Majesty's government TO say that
while presenting their counter case.
under the special reservation hereinaf-
Ter mentioned. they find it incumbent
on them to inform the arbitrators that
misunderstanding has unfortunately
arisen between Great Britain and the
United States, concerning the nature
and extent OF the claim referred to in
the treaty of Washington. The mis-
understanding relates to claims for in
direct losses under three heads-lst,
loss in the transfer Of american ship
ping to the British flag: I'd. loss from
enhanced insurance 81. loss from the
prolongation of the wa" The claims
for indirect losses are not admitted by
Her Maiestv's government, to be with
i'll the scope and intention of the arbi-
tration. Her Majesty's government
have been and still are in correspon-
dencc with the government of the Uni
ted states in relation thereto. As that
has not been brought
to final issue. Her MajcSty's govern
ment desire that the arbitration shall
proceed with reference to the claims
for direct loss. They have thought il
proper. meantime. tic present the coun-
ter case. which is strictly confined 10
direct claims. 10 hope tina, the unfor-
tune misunderstanding NAV bc remoy-
ed. Her Maje4ty's government hereby
expressly and formally notify the arbi- .
traitors that this correspondence is pre- /
'ented without preiU lice to the posi-
ion assumed by her Her Majesty's
government III the correspondence
reference has been made. and
lnder express reservation of ell Her
Majesty's rights. In event of the
Inference continuing To exist be-
-ween the parties. if necessary further
COMMUNICATION will b, made to the ar
litrators TFNDERpES
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26

Cspt.J. NJ. Baldcrson. we regret to
learn. has taken his departure from
our city with the view of permanently
locating in Wichita, for the practice of
his professiole Capt. BaIlerson is a
gentleman of irreproachabic habits. of
a genial and social temper. and a law
yer of great promise. While we regret
his departure from our city, we con-
graduate Wichita on her acquisition
of SO valuable Il citixen.-Vnmbolh
Statesman.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26

The Investigation into the sale of
arms supposed to have been made by
the administration has proved COM
piete failure. No material damaging
TACT was uncarthed, and there is no
reason to suppose that any everexisted
except in the minds of Schurz, Sum-
her & Co
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26

James l.. DYER. no HIS been located
in this city for nearly a year past. In
the practice OF the law. has decided 10
locate permanently in Wichita. We
nave from time 10 time spoken of Mr..
Overs superior abilities in the legal
profession. and while we regret that
he did not prefer Humboldt a. his flu
lure abiding pace we must congrai-
uiate him on the fact that he enters an
excellent field for the practice OF his
profession. The citizens OF Wichita
viii find him valuable accession 10
tie bar of Sedgxiek county. Success
TO him. for his professional record here
shows him TO be worthy of it. HIM
6ot3t tatoa.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
Nm. MURDOCH. Baisor and Proprietor.

Henry Ward Bccchcr, Anna Dickin-
son, aud all that class of the highfa-
lootin, have taken the liberal chute.
Their liberal ideas Of politics are only
cqualcd by their liberal ideas of relis-
ion and virtue.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
Notice.

T.. :. LAND OfrJcr.
WICHITA. hsnsAs. April -, is7s
Complaint having been entered NJ this ps-scs by
Nancy fouiss as,ainst T. ID billiard and h s
Patterson fDT sisanss0aing Usage fliax. Na~ 1915
ana sssi, dated March T. i--2, and Mas r. l.9I
DfOa she southwest quarter Of s%cfin7 II ;o~sshIp
2 saath- rsags west. IA sedxvirk cs,as'y Kan
a. with yi-s to -. cancellation OF said tlinx.
sae SAD parties are her.by syninares! 90 a,sEysr
al ts!s 2Aice oa ths lat dsy Of .,Hae I-Ts a; Q
. clock IA 10 r.-yosi sssd furnish fess s1lT.ny
concerning said siIegsS! assandcarssp.
ANDREW AKIN, Register
W y ~HAsgOx. Receiver sazs-g
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26

The EAGLE predicts in these six
lines that in one hundred and one
years. after the declaration of Amcri-
can Independence was made William
Tccumsch Sherman will be President
of the United States.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
Notice.

WICHITA, ksb-s-. April :. i--!
Complaint hsvi5z hr<n entered ~ ss.s Sssr< hT
Robert Latham against ". - insE., KIigsoefh
Jones and Oliver VI grurrx-n fsr ssfver--
claimants Voc i-ssf, Cd snsi s-ss, 1as~1 Aagrss
-, irzi, AMI April Ezsi :. i-1s. sTssn to- ae<-.-
N-sf quarter ~ .eEtlez Il township e. rxnSs !
w~s;- IL ~erE<xsrk ezSsafy. kzrsszs, zsg. Fisw
- Tbs cancellation Of SAID s4a- The 4ssd Ear1l<s
nrs heyeisy sHInsnnnei - appear q ffsts sfce %
'or lSh Gas % May. fSs., q: % lssck p u to
si-,ssa SD fcyEi-A ss-ftnsaey esec,rx-is< zzsf
ailsr-ssi alssx- ANDREW .skis. Il rl-ssr
p" \ >HAS>ts<, R>ert4sr xrsF-H
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26

Seventeen states have elected $50
delegates to the republican convention
at Philadelphia. There are only thir-
teen federal Office holders among the
number. Nearly every delegation is
instructed for Grant,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
Notice.

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SisasrA. kaessss Apssl ~ G.Gs
tsfngsssEt sssis.s bess safrys4 fsis ss-4es -
: f,zvIs szz4sssf SksofEsas = fssf5sf 80 -issr-
lsfths hfs h.seas~s1ssa ssssy. - fsss Gsts-. M
u ri sEsss - nsffasz-l syzzSsz<s - ss~tsss -
tfs ssssss. = ssJtFa. rssEs sssf Hafssf s<os-
To- kazzss<. stsf 49, - - ssrs1sflssszr Z
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tsss. .; e sA>k q reEg=sssa sal fsraisa
fssfsH-ss enesfnsaE szti ssi<xsss szss-f-s.ssssaf
ssDkEw ANS E<ssss~f
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
Nntice nf Esfrav

I1kea mp On the l4th 81 April. seven rril~s
northeast Of HlctIita, oDe DARK hsy pony ore
spsr~t ivc-ysar old MARI and one dsrk edit
Shieh The owner can have BY calling, yroFia<
prgTsriy and pay ing exp-as-e.
ap8-sf THOMAS MILLER
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
Notice.

:. LAsD fssrfes.
~fcgJrs. ksnsas. A;sfsI ~ Iyf5
tfssDftslut hzstay bsen entered - thss sfEss ~
fbefbss klnaisr zxstsss David fsSsr9 80
sss1osianiss bis bsstnrst.<f esfSY. ~ - listed
fsctossT ~ re aI-su To- kslf u fe s-ssfs-
sest zsfssr .ssEi Ss~f half Il tte sisfses.f .ga-
isf II sseftes g. t.=sshiP r. fs.ss 80 in 1fs--
Fry rslurffs bEo~s-s III ss~r - 80 csassils-
ton 20 cad safsf. os SD parties hsysisy
su5ssfsftri 20 sf3~zf ~ fhls srsfs ~ 81 aA#
81 M.y- as-s II ~ s'ria-E q &. r@st-.aa 80;
fssfnisb fesfsssssssg r.sing sAsd Alleged kss.-
HAsnasn' AsDEtH AkGs Esx.ss<s
-sAsrps. ksrsifsy ssls-s
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
Notice.

FeAHt BsffC7. q a
w5eEsr4 kszs4s, stssi e fsss
i>ssnid@shf ssflss tasss ea,~fs8 ss .s1s p1f- -
srBfF - IssAt. x<a4Qsf &AsF-rs irsszzsses 80
ssssaeSttsHx he tassress III tEfrg - 3 II dated
@Siy = f<~i ssssr ~ s4fssssss szsyfsT q sssfiss
=. tssnxssc = s-ssfA. r4aSs rre.. - Harrss
nsssSff. kss-s<s VITA q Fss-s - ~ sserr3ttks=s
- n1<s erfYs fsEs s4lf ssxsfss~ bst~tf sEza-
ftssass - sf5<xs ss Fss- e-rs D. esA SIS -
NsT ls-f II ; . eiart t. ssss<ys.d Alu1 fFs-
n.sh .ssrszsssy 1a-esrys.z safa 44sTs--1 zsszssss
nsrst Ak3sStN ast< Es5aafes
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26

The revival meetings instituted nj
Lawrence, Topeka and Atchison. by
the Rev. Mr.. Hammond. are still in
progress and seem to be growing even
in interest.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
During the stay of Ole Bull in this

During the stay Of Ole Bull in this
city, he was visited by many of prom
lnent citizens, among whom were DR..
Few and his little musical prodigy,
Miss Ella, who, played for and with Ole
on the violin, to his apparent perfect
delight. He got out his diamond stud
ded bow and old fiddle of l645. and set
her to playing for him, and pronounced
her the most talented musician of her
age he had ever met. He thinks bv
proper culture, Leavenworth will pro-
duce violinist second to none in the
land, in the person of Miss Ella Few
Le0reRrOrth Times.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
SheriF's Sale

OicfW Odics
STATE OF KANSAS,
-Ep.wIcK COUNTY,
Thomas Royal
Mark WefhefnH
by virtue Of a sy--rial execution ~ me directed
and delivered, issued ost ~ ths Ninth pisfsisf
Cont Of the state ~ ksnsss, sitting in and ss.f
-edgviet county. IN said ssste WITH On
Saturday, the eleventh day % May 4 u is7s
bstwssn the hours Of nine o'eltsck aud fosr
Q clock p n 81 said day. nj The -hsr.4s Oesc.
door, in the city o! Wiebifs. In The eounfy and
state Aforesaid. ofrr al public sale sd sell ~ 10.
highest bidder, fer es-h in hand b. satisfy indy
Inehi and eO-t- IN favor Sf Thomas RIOS al fh@ E-
lowing described real estate property B,sxii
10, number Hffy-siss fss3 Topeka ssenae
Mead . addition h. ttf city ~ Htehifs. and bgigf-
ing Thereon, -aid property is e sold command
ed by the said sp~~bl rxses,iou
JOHN NEasHt. Ehsrin
by 1xossg D'Asorr tssse, -hsrir
Is7s
james McCuliDeh. sft@raey ssr fisisns
IaSN
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26
ap19-sm C.E DAYTON, Proprietor.
Herd Law.
Administrative Notice

STATE OF KANSAS,
SEDGwIcK COUNTY,
In the Probate Court in and for the County and
State aforesaid.
Ia the matter Of the estate of Vim II Mitchell
deceased late Of Park township
Notice ~ hereby given that letters Of admins
traflon, cum tssi5msnf0 annryo. have been grant
ed 70 james VI Hammond On the estate Of Hm
- Mitchell, decreased, by the honorable Probate
CONT IN and for said county. dated April I-sh,
be- Vow ali persons having claims against the
said estate hereby notified to present til. same
% the undersigned for allowance: and alt persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 said esisie ar.
requested TO call on the undersigned and make
immediate settlement
JANE. VI HAMMOND,
administrator, {. 7. a. Of the estate of wrn r.
Mitchell, decea-esi arss-a;
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Notice.

4 =. isAEp byTf.r
WICHITA, kansss. tpfi! Is Iss2 (
Complaint having BEEN entered = his s,sses ~
" -bsrti@u szsinss Psf4T Ses,~.fhy ~
ai,anionssS hts homestead entry ~ SIf .fsfes
March g. tsI. ef>ss tho ss,fisss ssrtsr % sr-
fs@n -. t~s rs'sip u s1tts. ssAf ~ @sdy-
rtck rosInsy. ksSss@ with sifs g. ffs r4nestf.s
fion NJ ssad entry he sass tseFfsss xss bsrsltT
-sifsts'sossi r. s,t~sr Al 'his Ssscs sst a.r
81 MAJ, bs1ze sf 10 s-sisk b. sses-sssd sssf
Furnish ;sstifsssy essssrnisx sssf xisss.S .lS.s-
1onfss-si AsBgtH AXIS K~zistsr
4 -Has<os. Receiver .fIs-.s
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26

A small Georgian was petitioning
for ''our daily bread previous to
retiring, when he was interrupted by
his Younger brother who whispered.
ASK for cake, johnny, ask for cake
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-04-26

a chinese newspaper has entered
upon It's two thoRzandth volume II
has lost all SIS original sI,i-rTil,crs-
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Congress will make an attempt 10
adjourn on the Goth of MAY. II is well.
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LIVERY STABLE.
lECAlS.
SheriF's Sale.

OIictiU Sdfes
District Court Thirteenth judicial District,
Sedgsick county, Kansas.
William sullivan
William Waters.
BY virtue Of mn execution Issued out Of the Dis-
trict Court Of the Thirteenth Judicial District
sitting IN and for sedgwick county Kansas
wherein William sullivan Is plaintiff and William
Waters defendant, ] will, ON Monday. the sfh
day OF May, u. isi2, at o'eioek r n Mt Il.
court house door, in Wichita, sedgwick e.,,sity
Kansas, offer for sale al public auction, ,o the
highest bidder, sor cash In hand, all the right
title and Interest Of the def. ndant William Wa
tiers. In aud 30 the following described real prop
eriy, to-wit;
The southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
oil section No. 10, township No. ~, range NJ.
~ west, appraised nj uss dollars per acre said
real property Is levied upon the property IL
defendant, William Waters, aud viii be sold d,
satisfy said execution
sherIns Office, wichita, Kansas, April 18th,
n ID. lEs JOHN MkAsIiIR,
sheriff -esix~irk county. Kansas.
By sto. D. tLkrKg. Deputy
VIM baldwin, PLAINTIFF attorney apiD-tt
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Notice..

STATE OF KANSAS
totNTr % SEDGwIss
Before " IT, Rnarks q Justice of IN.
Peace In and for III. city Of wichits in saisi csfn
~ and state. j r Holmes ~ al piaiutfn- - \
j Reed, defendant
Defendant will take pofir. that on The Iiti isy
Of April. A. ID IEs, order Of atiae hn.pt was
issued against him by Aforesaid Justice for the
shin OF sis r. for rent on Js~slry shop and g"ssis
sold and delivered To defendant :. HI. request
and that unless he make auswsr before the 18th
day Of May, a ID iS71, Judgment will bs rem
dersd against him for aforesaid sum aud property
sold 10 satisfy said Judgment
JAMES MaCULLpGH,
aple-3w Attorney far Plaintiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-06-11
-
Presidential Conventions.

1910. Wing, at Harrisburg ;
Harrison and Tyler. Democratic
at Baltimore; Van Buren, and John
son.
1874. Wing, at Baltimore; Clay
and Frelinghuysen. Democratic. al
Baltimore; Polk and Dallas.
1S48. Wing, at Philadelphia; Tay-
lor and Fillmore. Democratic. Cass
and Butler.
1852. Wing, Baltimore; Scott
and Graham. Democratic, Pierce
and King:
1856 Democratic, Buchanan and
Breckenridge; Republican, Fremont
and Dayton; American, Fillmore
aud Donelson.
1860. Republican, at Chicago;
Lincoln and Hamlin. Democratic,
at Baltimore; Douglas and john
son.
1864 Republican, at Baltimore;
Lincoln and Johnson Democratic,
at Chicago Mcclellan aud Pendle-
ton.
1868. Republican, at Chicago;
Grant and Colfax. Democratic, at
New YORK Seymour and Blair.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-06-11
SheriT's Sale.-Smith ct al,

STArE OF WISCONSIN,, Circuit Court in and for
- County of Grant. { Grant County, Wis
Judgment of foreclosure and sale
Horace Smsad VS.. Matthias Suith, jr., John Smith,
Mary Smith, Annie Smith. @d Magdalena Smith
infant heirs of Matthias Smith, John 0linger and
Mary Smith.
BY virtue OF judgment of foreclosure and order OF
sale made and rendered in tho above entitled
cause the 18th day of March, 1872 directing that
sale be made OF tbs mortgaged premises therein men
toned and described as follows, to-wt. 'sThe west
half Of the northeast quarter of section seven "a
town one ~, range two (2), west of the 4tA p NJ
also the east half of the sout-e quarter of the
north east quarter OF section seven % town one IN
range two ~, west Of the 4th p. M also the south
quarter of the moth quarter of the north
quarter of section Cd, town one ny range two
~, west Of the 4th p. also the northwest quar-.
ter OF the north quarter of the
Of section seven a., town a. range or west OF
the4th p. and the southwest quarter of the south
east quarter of the northeast quarter of section
7),town one range two(2 west of the 4th p NJ ex-
ceptng two in the southwest corner of the last
described piece, bounded by the south line on the
south and By the county road on the north side and
on the east by such line as it would reouire 10 in.
elnde two acres between said south line and county
road--a In Grant county, Wisconsin - / will on the
10th day of July 1872, at the hour of O'Clock il
the afternoon. at the front door of the court house
In the village OF Lancaster in Grant county Wiscon
sin, sell said described lands and premises TO. tn,
highest and best bidder tor cash. to satisfy
ment, interest thereon and costs of sale
| g. VIM. L. SLoAT, Sheriff.
| SAMUEL MERRIcK, plf's atty.
Dated Lancaster, Wis, April 9TH, 1872. Iw6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-06-11
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