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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
TIE NEw-JERsEY GovERNoRsHIp.
KAEKOwING DowN rHE.CANnInArEs


PATERSON, Nj, Aug. 31.-Through the some
"HS' 'oiunnnous and varied correspondence in refer
'nce 10 The nomination Of candidate by the Republican
3" ior Governor Of New Jersey, which you eve pub
Il have been looking for the suggestion and the
fesslls o. what seems TO TO be the query Of para
uount Importance, viz: Who is the Who under the
circumstances, is most likely to lead the party to vic
"!' Iher" Is no question Of party principle or policy
. DO" awaits settlement that ought 70 disturb
e harmony Of the party detract from lite strength
A0c is0I The republican party has occupied the most
Aneeo position, and there IL disposition TO recede
nun IT, On such issues Impartial Suffrage support
POnR the policy Of the National Administered in ref
enoe 70 the hnAnees, Fec0nStructiOn, and the con-
uuct Of National anSirs generally. the Republican
p~rV OF kew'JerSey u Q unit. Nor have We any
ocsl Issues that ought 10 distract divide u.s. The
Sapproeaton Of the nAlign influence Of Erie In our
legislature Is % general and decided-compelng as IL
sAs e pse6sment Of one oAndidate-that think that
ssas nag - dininAtsd from the canvass There really
teHAans 49, only the question to the We must
nave @AaaASa bearer whom shall we select OF the
weh Vn'ee names are suggested all men Of fair ca
pAo ems wa records unimpeachable far as thei
Hs8essanat POpea<ned. which one Of them cen best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
POLITICAL NOTES.
LOCAL.

The With Assembly District Democratic Or
eanization will meet at No East Nnth-st. on Monday
evening, to nominate a candidate for the Assembly.
The XVIIth Assembly District Custom
House Association, Leonard Hazetine, r In the chair
elected four new members last evening. Resolutions
we're passed indorsing Gen. Grant denouncing the Tam
many frauds declaring that we will not rest salts
I'D with the report Of any investigating committee
which cannot show that none Of this money went into
the pockets of the Ring their subordnstes without
their rendering fair equivalent" and expressing de-
termination to have honest vote and an honest count
at the next election. Remarks were made by David b.
Melish and Others eriticng the action or the Union
Rennblican General Committee. Mr. Jolly thought that
when the Republican nominations were made, Mr..
Greeley would support them as warmly as any other
from the party by doing thousands Of others would
be driven away.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

TOLEDO Aug a1Four Seady with Moderate demand Wheat
White Michigan FL 81 Amber Mehysn 81 2i No d. 81 81
No. do Rejected 81 o. No. White Michigan 81 U.s. Extra
do 6 Corn quiet unchanged High Mixed BE Low Mixed
Al a5Oc dull and shade oweri No. 8ld3c No Se
Michigan 3si Rejected soc Preg am Wheat to BGa'S Ne
con bueh Corn and bush. Data shpmentsso ebl-
Flour Wheat 1000 bush Corn and q 900 buh Oat~
Aug FlOuEItT, spring ss Whsss ac 1s NO
against las. Oats aetive No 3c Com
higher No Mixed 4Gc Rye steady No. ast Barley hn No
sprins 62ie Recep-3OO bbla Fcur and $4,000 bash Wheat
shipments, OOO bbls Flour and l26 900 bush. Wbsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.I
TGkNKHAL FhbSS DISFdTOHT
A CONVICT ILLEGALLY PARDONED BY LIEUT.
GOV. DUNN,

A CONVICT ILLEGALLY PARDONED BY LIEUT.
GOV. DUNN.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 31.-During the absence
OF Gov Warmoth Lieutenant and Acting Governor Dunn
pardoaed a convict, and notified the Governor Of his
action spicy Jurisprudence eusued, and 1t has Just
been published.
The Governor dsapproves OF the action Of the Lieu
tenant Governor in taking charge of the Executive
ONCE repudiates his acts and says the Secretary Of
state will I've instructed to record Them and con-
State under render necessary the
services Of the Observation-Disclosures shall
do myself the honor to officially inform
YOU Until such time can regard any act performed by
lyon in the capacity Of acting Governor a an intrusion
Hewes whose pardon you inform me you have granted
-rl immediately reaTresed and committed To serve
ont the sentence imposed upon him by the Court
your Interpolation being regarded as omclOus
"In the future az 10 the past shall fearlesSy
and cOnscientOusly perform the duties deVov-
ing upon me under the Constitution. Inc or
binary conrtesies that obtain among gentle
Inen and State officials should have induced you
always 20 have Informed me OF your, intended
from the State but your neglect In THIS partlcu
wise drives me from tile Obligations imposed upon me
10y the Constitution in your absence, nor lnvhll-
dates any performed by me as Acting
Governor Harry Hewes In my judgment, has been le-
st OfiCious for me to express al opinion, would re-
spectfu!y suggest that you are acting outside
Of tie Constitution and the laws Whenever
YOU attempt, without additional ofense, 10
deprive him Of his liberty and such attempt your
part will Justly subject you TO rebuke from The sove-
reign people OF Louisiana In conclusion, permit me re-
Eprctfu to decline accepting your Excelency as my
excui either modesty, courtesy, prOpriety' or
UtnylAl lIty.'
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ANOTHER MURDER.

An ARRAY occurred last night, at II o'clock,
on tho corner OF Fourteenthst and Avenue A, after
which an old man, Paul Bulger, Of No. SIS East Nine
teentbs st. was found lying the ground with
Injuries in the head he was removed to Bellevue Hos
ptal where soon after midnight he died Prior to his
death when questioned to who his assailants were
he positively refused TO answer.
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NO YELLOW FEVER IN SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Aug. 31.-TO correct the
false reports OF yellow fever being in this ty The AdUe
tiscr publishes tomorrow the following signed by the
leading physicians
The undersigned physicians OF Savannah would state
that their seryalion in this city Is concerned.
they have NOT up { this date, found a Of yellow
fever In Savannah On the contrary the season up TO
this time has been remarkable OF the most health
lest within the limit OF respective experience
r. D. ARNOLD NJ. d., TBOs. SMITH, NJ. D.,
JOHN ID. FISH, NJ. d., JAMES r. REID, NJ. d.
J. q. THOMAS, M. D., V. DUNCAN. NJ. d..
L. p. MYERS, NJ. D., :. n. KING, n. ID.
". NJ CHARTERS, NJ. D.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
LOUISIANA.
I'LL Dunn PARTY Proposing AN ALLIANCE WITH
TIE DEMOCRATS.
rrY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIDUEBl

III 'IIaoI'@Iu to IIIn
NFw-OHLEASs, Aug. 3l.-The following ex-
sct FROM tie cad:'g editorial in The Ece headed 1.-THE
Conditions OF Alliance" is published this morning.
We informed that a prominent member OF the
Dunn party, in interview with prominent Demo-
crat. saiq That II the Democracy would unite with the
DDunlics 10 impeach Gov WaTmOth they might dictate
their terms with regard 70 the next Administration
OF the STATE Government"
Such an offer would not be made IL the Dunnitcs felt
;hemselye. able siuge-handed to cope with WarmOtb,
and the inference is fair that his impeachment
would fail, unss the Democracy to cooperate in
the measure. The Bee is Of the most prominent
Democratic papers in this city.
The suspension of Bovee, Secretary Of State for NAL
feasance in Office, in fraudulenuy promulgatiDg the
Water Works act is sustained by the press and people
generally. II ia similar to the suspension Of Wick
LIFE State Auditor for fraud time ago. Attorney
General Belden was deceived by BOvee, and gave an
opinion which he withdraws getting the facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
CARD FROM GEN. HAwLEY.

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 31.-Gen. Hawley
publishes the following card:
"Gen Butler, in his Worcester speech fixes upon my
change from the Army OF the James to Chief OF staff
der Terry North Carolina, the time whom he dis
placed for incllcitncy and noompetency.' He was
relieved from the command and sent TO Lowell, JAN
1864. / did make that change till more than two
weeks afterward, wren Gen. Ord was in command Of
that army, aud Butler had nothing to do with il.
"JosEPH Il. HAwLEY."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 81.-Detective Rich
ards this evening attempted to arrest Daniel g. Miller
young man suspected Of robbing his employer, when
Miller fred q revolver wounding the officer severely but
not fatally.
He tried TO shoot second time, bnt the cap only ex-
poded Miller Immediately turned the pistol upon him
self and fired again. and the ball entered the temple,
causing death in few minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
HEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WISHIHnTnE Cant m
WARRINGTON, btpI. 7, IbTI-T Y. III.
SHnOpstS for hG pQSt ftoenlN-IOnr honrl.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ], 157l-7 q. m. J
- synopsis for The pds hoenfy-four hours
The high pressure which was, on Thursday
night, central IN the Ohio Valley and Southwest.
extends very from Lake Michigan to Tennessee
aud Eastward and has risen With special rapdity TO
Lake Enc, Virginia, and Massachusetts.
The pressure has begun TO fall In the extreme North
West The Temperature has fallen very generally east OF
the Mississippi, and especially, tonight in Ohio and
and southwark and has risen at the Rocky
Mountain stations.
Light and Illuminating winds have been generally re-
ported, and these are wearing " the east LIP Michigan
and Minnesota and southwark Coudiness u reported
81 some stations on Lakes Erie and Ontario.
Elsewhere clear weather PREVAILS except on the coast
Of Texas where rain has fallen, with indications OF
storm to the southwark In the Gulf.
Probabilities.
storm Of some severity viii probably pass into the
southern part OF Texas and thence northWard Rising
barometer and clear weather for Friday from Michigan
10 South Carolina, and Maine falling barometer and
southery winds from Lake SUPERIOR " Missouri aud
KentNnkY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
,,y,vERsALIsrs CONVENTION.

syRAoUsE, N. Y, Aug. M.-This was the
,rd and last day of tho state Universsists Conven.
ton About 60 ministers besides lay delegates were In
attendance The Convention adopted the report Of tho
Committee Eduestion = s nm spo1g other
idIr. .f ~ lawrence University The Convention Sc
lrct.d The Rey L. Fletcher VI Buffalo " preach the
sermon ne scsx aud tho Rey z. e. 8weStsef Of New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01

Gs ses.sa. .1 cafso Of oo. eove sshos TIee -
ne Csc-spe,he Bay Arrived hshs,s hsa sts w. H. Tesi fs
Charleston for Bskinors.
CzAnLKsr?H, G., Asg n-TtskSx n phOHss. frOu Eev0r
tcans has arrived dssess sAI o. Jsnesos from chsS
ior Galveston, dsabid
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

....Garibaldi teleNaphs from Caprera TO friends
In London that his health IL beer
80. Charles Bonner the best known mining super
regions Neyad, died Of par Fn
cisco, yesterday.
THE Rev. Thomas Quinn, Roman Catholic
GIecnys r. L. died >steTdAy lie Chaplain " the LIST
Rhode Island Regiment The beginning OF the Rebellion.
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ana FEVER and 1t WA only by taking largo Goses OF
quinine that able keep I'D 90 A To pu,, In ths
American boat to-day His powerful stroke in spte Of
bis Illness convinced good judges that when in good CON-
dton, he Is tho best that pulled In any boa. I'm
the to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01

Cauon.-Ts the Of sbts bev d hoso Ths ooessis
poison BRozo CBLOEaLCn 70 v rrs ali yo1,r and ssirst
harmless and safe Ppac4 only b, T'Lpss Co. No. tSS whh.
e. Hsw.Ysrs Sold b. al, drasgsiA
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p,trrvopR LIVE rrocx nARKEr-Ave. 81

Cattle fairly active hut closed SLOW quote very hes. on sale ioa
At IS ia IS IS; quality - SOd rs l2fj medium 80 .o@
81 O ordinary 3d 50 Is: 229 head; sales ~ head
Hoss-Demsnd moderate supply large price, oWsri quote a. "a
receipts l07lI Sheep without quoahk changei h Boo
taS; FOOD 70 ertr, 5e5lc receipts. $3.50 bead
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York the alternate The Constitution Of the General
Conference was formally ratified, and tho Convention
adjourned meet at Rchfeld Springs the Tuesday
preceding the last Sunday OF September. lS72
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5petial Noiites

A Meeting of Citizens and Tax-Pnyers Irrespective u
parry to cons er The condition Of the Cy tnahc Of tbs
charge OF corruption t have been and
take Snch acton the public safety rGa will heh
Cooger Unon MONDAY, Sept 4 at p. N. Hoa. ". ~
HAvEMEIRR will preside dissngui ctpns
will be duly announced will address the meeting All Deon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
THE VIRGINIA CONSERVATIVE cONvhN '.,i'rn
NO PLATFORM ADOPTED DOTTED pIHN.
A"H M TuK TRIBCEBl

49,, stIIGRAIH TO THB TRlBChkI
r.o.,,,own Aug. S1.-ID the CONSERVATIVE
nv ~ 80 81 II was thought advisable III vie" VI
,t,ws as to the New Departure pohcy anu
c,icus NOT to adopt any party pa'oiin' " 'u",
I'm ,,,,ctical rtrI,oses, the Convention nFh' 1 "0
i'i 90 no, The only business done was the auoPIoh
- ., org.1ization differing in no material respeo'
- -, i,,.dv in vogue. All resolutions "ouiu-"e
=, 80 oDd declarations Of principles "ero snio'n
80. C,n,ui,tee There was no enthusiasm 'onay'
-. ,ho contrary, the Republicans seem very JUDI
wv -, ,riuk the scenes in the Convention OeIOAen
.n'i, o,T n triumph In the November elections
CO r,rIr who seeded yesterday, refused 10 De COM
ltd and this morning. instead Of coming into the Coh'
.tion left for that favoiie resort Of broken-doWn
ljticiaps OF tie SOUTH the Greenbrer White sulphur
srrpCs Sober second thought prevailing, the acton Dy
With the Convention declined to tender TO Gov
Walker the hospitality Of the floor was reconsdered, and
q resolution extending ali invitation was adopted Gov.
Walker was then introduced and quietly took seat on
,be platlorm He was not called on for speech, and
soon retired.
The chairman Of the colorcd delegation made speech,
thanking the Convection for It's Kindness TO him and his
fellows In recognizing him President Bocock probably
for the first time addressed cOlOrtd man as Mister"
A pau uf organization adopted on what the Re-
pulicans here cab the KuKlux system" 1t provides
for the division Of all the white voters Of the State into
companies Of hundreds fties tWeDties and tens under
Chiefs directors and captains This plan proved very
efficient in Bringing out the full Democratic strength
when Gov, Walker was elected. Most Of the afternoon
was spent ia boistcrous discussion about details
ole to an oot,d,r At4Oolock the Convention adjourned
IL
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MARRIED..

ALLIsOEHILLRT- wedpefdy evening Arcu the Churcs
ofhe AscIcp. b. ksv H. WeSton d. OF ~ JphHs Casye
cd by Lev Prtdcnok . MAJ G., dsrgt-r q WILL MD
lct esq., Of Eat Orange j. Ia Thonss AhsOa Of this city
YER-FRLI OWSAt the residence Of A. B. Gibbs No W.
scheuehors'. Brooklyn, by lie ~ Weo, b1 Mana Y<
loxs q. b. by og all OfWashBgSn. ID. G. No oana
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Of pubus s and th. sush ec'0rs o. soot ~ l.Pss
nFse - M the RspabkesA General IemnIe =. he
r receyI would like TO sngGest a tSSse ssSocis
NtIl 70 meet There is much talk abont TINS only
tOM oan close corporation" Now We cS sE
name an evening we shsli ave ~ n1S sedsatsnS
'HfF tc Committee, in compliance with MI "r00'''
sns ion named Tuesday evening ,.,. r,ovnd a. an
eW n DR. per- from the AAlst DleLIVs s,so named a.
.Aiti0nal IN eudmcnt, that The SHn 10 INV
snotber paper to advertise In Crriea, sa and said
n informed MIR. Chairman that t ne Ut me 10 with
ssd resolution this evening OF that vote OF
p psS,,cr hi compliance With IT, beg leave ="
r,,ignation. tApplause ,ra resOlution Of the Eh'
1ns Chairman then pun ING I and il was Unanimously
e i..f gtHr Which lbe meeting adjOurneu
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages. must be endorsed rtn fsH
Hdme and dddtcss
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appearng to put In the stroKe Dut not pun
ing together with the admirable mechanical precision
which long practice together had given the Engshreh
Tho elated crowd upon the stands and wharves near
the Yacht Club House had all their faculties
concentrated In Intense stare "heh ING uoa'S
shot by and up to the winning ine' anu uu ho' lse
cheer and for minutes after the gun was Ie "
announce the close few among the thousands assembled
were certain which had won. The Judges hhaiIS M
nounced that the Taylor winshp crew was victorious IN
AZ oiputes and 4b seconds winning the 5000 prize Inc
pror crew was eight seconds behind the vctors ana
the Americans up five seconds later Inc
boat WAS "a or Is lengths behind and the other TWO Doas
were away of in the rear but 40 one Waiteu W see
whether they got H. - mi, III,
There was little enthusiasm the result The Hall
d.. - ,ho made I'M nine tenths OF the crowd while
reiocinp over the unexpected proves OF their crew.
said to each other Prior had only gained TWO more
lenghs" The hackers OF the Renforth ere" hsd
IN say and the Americans had maze he crowns gay
with their display OF red white aud blue RIBBONS De-
eved that il their boys had not been crowded out 10 he
worst part of the they would nave "on he aee'
An ACCIDENT TO THE AMERICAN BOAT.
r DIN grow sav that beside the disadvantage Of
, oot,Ion rouph water and the loss OF distance they
suffered by having two boats instead OF one W To"
around at their turning point, the! met WIN
accident while of the central wharVes Oh LILO ey' "o
ing down. they struck halfsunRen piece Oh thoer,
Which thew thought at first had stove their bows In ana
VIII
a q, no a niece OF sbipstun, and they carried away
from it a chip about eight inches long by hve wide,
which lodged across their and remained there all
,e rest Of the distance. Coulter thinks ths
threw them back three four lengths ana oS' 'o
-. -, ,,xro
The Renorth crew claim that they were iou'eu oy 'ne
Tayor boat while passing Georges hahu' III INC 'o
they were out Of sight Of the judges ana
II the Judges allow their claim. both viii DC ruea OUT
and the prize will 20 to the Prior crew.
This splendidy.contested race has demonstrates tnA'
the Tyne oarsmen have no such superior po"ee. a'
they have been credited with The two pest cre"s ~
England rowed to-day; but ono was badly beaten and
the other barely escaped defeat at the hands OF
Scotia crew, who were unknown ont Of their own waters
and who never rowed in a frst-ciass ma.chi anu .
United States crew, which, although containing iree
good oarsmen WA newly organised and had never had
three weeks Of practice together.
1t is certain that Coulter will row In inc hihso
sculi race tomoryVv Ha has been for sope pne VIVA
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11
lie Offers for Sale all his Real and
Personal Property.

ES-ALL ACCOUNTS not settled within twertv
lays. as also all Real and Personal Property. will
hr Sold Al AUCTION. Ptrti-s interested will
therefore please take notice. a there vii! be no
exception to persons not settling.
Carson. July II, ISL. jy25 I'm
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Watches, Clocks s. ycVVekry
Cleaned and Repaired
On short Notice.
Pianos and Cabinet Organs fol
Sale and to Rent.

&Eastern Papers and Magazines
received DAILY. Agent for all the
leading Daily and Weekly Papers Of
the Pacific Coast.
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BOOKS and STATIONERY.

TIE REASONS FOR BUYING ROCKS AM
STATIONERY from Us, r-tier than going /,
New urk, are
~FIR>T-W- NtNCFACTCRE very largely g
g, .> exactly suited @ Your wants, AMI which
Yea cannot obtain elsewhere.
SECUND-We BUY ami SELL. importing from
Eastern and European manufacturers. up III -ucl
terms ns make il to ynHr interest 10 come to Il
rather than Iu - New York.
Your orders are resi- ~ecttully solicited, ~satisfac
tim guaranteed Very respectfully,
\. L.. BANCROFT - CO.,
fe1l-%m SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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., 1nc hour Of Il oylprk IN. Of said day. To pay
said delinquent a-se-smrnt thereon. together with
cost Of advertising ami expenses Il ale
G. LAMARRE, Secretary.
Carson, July Il, ISL
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And will be devoted to the promotion of
the best interests Of the state Of Nevada
and the County of Orm>by. In its col
umns will be found the latest Eastern
and Foreign Telegraph News, and also
cifc states, particularly of Nevada; its
local department will be carefully at
tended to, and all events Transporting will
be truthfully chronicled.
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lLMpIkE CITY.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN. THAT HAVE
received Il patent IT. III the United stale
= uverum-ut fr the south half Of the northwest
quarter. ard the northeast quarter If The north
west quarter II section IL. aui the : uIheiSt
q .arter IF the Huitheas quarter 81 Secti, Il 10 i'll
Township l. north If range - east. in the DIS
tricr If l. EI>. sat Jet t., sale at Carson Etty. Nev.
heiu- the town lie If Empire Cit; and ali per
~aH> Calming lots wrhiu The atr1ve It-crIhrd
limits must file Z written state meut Of such claim.
particularly describing The parcel + lad So
claimed. With me, i'll the office If The C,untv
Clerk Of Oim-t v county. Nevada. Wi hin six
months after the hr>t p]UtlIc1ti II Of thi> notice. Of
they shall Ie frrvrr tebtricd The right # ci,im-
iB- ur recovering such lanes. or any interest There
in. or 10 any part, parcel "r shar- the eot III any
c urt Il law or equity. All applications for the
ben tit Il minors cot insane persons shall lee made
hv the gua, dian or trustee # such m'u.r ur in
SAFE rrr-"u,. and all applications ftr thu benefit Of
married women may be maze hy their husbands,
# in Thu : ATE :. ~. RIGHT. Trustee.
Carson City. Ju ', Is. ISL. jyi>Cw
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-05-03
Referees Sale.

RcleTCc SAFE.
The State of Wisconsin Circuit Court, JEFF
ferson County.
John Dahlnann and Anthony Dahlmann
against Thomas Dervin aud Ellen Dervin,
his wife
Judgments of foreclosure ana sale.
In virtue and pursuant to a judgment
of said Court in the action above entitled,
rendered and dated the I'd day of March, A.
D. 1871, l shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction at the front door of the Lin
don House, in the third ward of the city of
Watertown in said County of Jefferson on
Saturday the 9th day of May, A. d. 1871,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ of that dag, the following
described mortgaged premises, or so much
thereof, as may be sufficient to raise the
amount due to the Plaintiffs sfor principal,
interest and costs, together with the expen-
ses OF sale, all the following described piece
or parcel of land, situated in the third ward
Of the city of Watertown in tie County of
Jefferson aforesaid, to-wit: commencing
at the northeast corner of the brick store
now owned and occupied by Edward john
son, being point about one foot east of
the northeast corner of lot number Eve (5)
in block number forty six (46) in said third
ward, thence west along the south lire of
West avenue twenty (2o) feet thence at
right angles south seventy (7o) feet thence
at right angles west seven (7) feet; thence
at right angles south sixty -two (62) feet ;
thence at right angles east and parallel with
the aforementioned line twenty seven an
feet thence at right angles north one-hun-
dred and thirty-two (l32) feet to the place of
beginning.
Dated, Watertown March 18th, 1871.
ANTON FRANCL, Referee,
ORION MULBERGER, Plaintiff Attorneys