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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-26
CrITs OF wIsooSnS, .. Circuit Court 10 and for
- Grant county Grant County.
Sale ofrea estate on execution.
Elizabeth Adkins, plaintiff, against Thomas Adkins,


Elizabeth Adkins, plaintiff, against Thomas Adkins,
defendant.
by virtue Of writ Of execution In the above en-
titled action, dated December 4th Is7 TO me directed
aud delivered In favor Of said Elizabeth Adkins plain
tn, and against the said Thomas Adkins defendant,
have this day levied upon all the right, title and
Interest whatsoever that said Thomas Adkins had on
the twenty day Of March, 1871, has since ac-
quired In aud TO the following described lands aud
premises to-wit; All of the south half of the north
west quarter Of section thrtythree 1881 In township
sI (6, north Of range three (3 west Grant county
wisconsin. Which said right, title and interest OF
said Thomas Adkins In and 20 said lands and premises
VIII on the sixteenth (loth) day OF January 1872
Al the hoar Of one O'clock Ia the afternoon at the
front door Of the court house In the age Of Lanca
ter Grant county Wisconsin, sell to the highest bid
der for cash 70 satisfy said execution, interest aud
costs Of sale. WIN. n. SL0AT, Sheriff.
Grant county, Wis.
BUSHNELL A CLARK, pin . attys.
Dated sheriff 3 once, Lancaster, Dec A. 1871 27w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-26

DIR. +. +. COOMES
Can always be found a. his once from hour,s A NJ
till p, n All those who dssre the aid Of a dentist
boseobeL 2s.2tf
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sheriff's saIe-JOhnsom CT at.
- Grant County, 81 Grant County.

=
S o Circuit sr cSqT COUNT N n' for
Partition Sale
Julia C. johnson, George W. johnson, Mary A. John.
son and Louisa II. johnson, infants, by Michael
CoOgan their guardian ad Item, vs.. Jesse o. Tay-
Tor, Caroline A. johnson, John 7. johnson and
Mary J. ColOgan,
By virtue OF order OF sale made in the above en-
titled cause directing that sale be made Of the lands
described therein, will on Thurdsay, the fourth
day Of January 1872, AZ the hour Of one O'Clock mi
the afternoon the dwelling house the part
of the west half Of The north west quarter Of section
two (2), town one ~, north range two (2) west in
Grant county, Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell 70 the
highest bidder, the following described lands, named
In said order OF sale, t0-wt: All Of the west half OF
the northwest quarter OF section number two C) In
township number one Il north Of &c number two
90 west ofthe fourth principal meridian, except six
teen acres OF the northeas thereof decided
Jesse Taylor BY Isaac Williams, reference 70 said
Jesse Tayiors deed being had for a specific de-
scrpon OF said excepted part the east half Of the
northeast quarter Of section number three In the
Aforesaid town one, north Of range two and the
west haf OF the south east quarter OF section number
thrty, In township number two, north Of range mum
Der two, west OF the fourth principal meridian, ex'
ceptng from the last named eighty acre lot, thirty
81 The north end decided 10 Jesse Taylor by
Thomas Taylor a reference 10 the said Jesse o Tay-
ors deed being had for more particular description
Of the excepted part.
The terms Of sale will be made known at the time
and place Of sale above mentioned.
VIM, f. sLOAT, Sheriff,
Grant county, Wis.
SAMUEL MERafcK pllns atty.
Dated sherns ONCE, Lancaster Wis, Nov. 10, 1871
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SherIff,s saIe-WaIker et al.

BUSHNELL CLARK, pins attys.
Dated sheriff 3 once. Lancaster, Dec. a. 1871. eve
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-26
Sherlff'S Sale-WfIlamS.

CrArE OF Wisconsin Circuit Court in and for
- Grant County. Grant County.
Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale(
John p Lewis. plaintiff, Va. Allon Gray williams and
Manning Williams This wife), defendants.
BY virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure and order of
sale rendered and made in the above entitled action
On the 18th day q September, A d 1871, TO me di.
rec ted and delivered, directing that sale be made OF
the lands and premises therein mentioned and de-
scribed, to-wit; The south east quarter Of the
northwest quarter and the north west
quarter OF the southwest quarter of section
three ( in township two CO north Of range two C2l
vest, in Grant county, Wis will on the ninth dsy OF
January, 1872, at the hour Of one o'clock in the az
teruoon, athe front door Of the court house Ia the
village Of Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin, sell
said described lands and premises 10 the highest bidder
f'r cash 20 satisfy said judgment interest thereon
ana costa OF sale. WIN. r.. SLOAT
sheriff Grant county, Wis
BuLHNEIL h CLARE. piss atty.
Dated November n, 1871. 26w0
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

SSArk oF WISCONSIN, In justices Court-Be-
- Grant County. Sss fore A. Barr Justicn -
Town Of Lancaster. the Peace
To PHILIP WATTS
You are hereby notified that warrant OF attach.
meut has been issued against yea and your propert
attached % satisfy tie demand Of william J Dyer
mounting 90 the sum Of twelve dollars gl20Ol-
Now, unless you shall appear before A. Burr, !
Justice o. The Peace In snd for said county at his o.
nee IN said town, on the nth day Of January, A. d.
let.' ~ O'Clock IN the Afternoon. judgment will be
ths aeot WILLIAM J. DYER, Plaintiff.
Dated Lancaster, December II, 1871 2sw3
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GrArE OF WISCONSIN,, I 81. Circuit Court In and for
- Comfy Of Grant. Grant Comfy.
judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale
John Geiger plaintiff, vs.. John Walker and Jemma
Walker (his wfel, aud Elijah Maiden and Alexander
Bledung defendants.
By virtue Of Judgment OF foreclosure aud order
Of sale made aud rendered in the above entitled action
the 18th day Of September 1871, directing that
sale be made oi the lands aud premises therein men
toned, aHd described follows, TO- wit : The east
half Of the north east quarter OF section number
teen (0 aud tho est half Of the north. west quarter
of section number twenty Coz all in town number
four (l), north OF range number tive 90 west 10 tho
county Of Grant aud State OF Wisconsin I will on
tbs twenty sixth day OF December 1871, at o'clock
ia the afternoon sthe hunt door Of the court house in
the village Of Lancaster, in Grant county, Wisconsin,
soil said described lands and premises TO the highest
bidder for cash 10 satisfy said Judgment interest there
aud COSTS Of bale. WILLIAM T.. sL0AT
Sheriff Grant county, Wis.
", = DEWEY, Painti1s Attorney. 2Iw6
Dated Sheriff 5 office, Lancaster Wis Nov. H. 1871
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-26
Estate of Ross.

SrAfE or WIscoSsIN, g., In Probate, Grant Coun-
- "Iaht county ~ Court.
deceased ''
ON reading and filing the petition Of George Howe,
administrator OF the estate ct William o. Ross
deceased, representing among other things that
no mas iully administered said estate and praying
that time aud place be fixed for examining and al
lowing his account of hts administrations
IL ~ ordered, that said account be examined
~ the Judge q this Court Monday. the sth day
OF January 1917, next ensuing, ~ the Probate Office
in Lancaster IN said cGaaty.
Andtt IL further ordered that notice thereof be Civ
en- 70 al persons Interested by publishing a copy OF
ths ORDER Tor three successive weeks prior to said day
oi heanng, IN the Grant County Herald. = weekly
newspaper printed aud published at Lancaster said
county.
by the Court WM. McGONIGAL. Go. Judge.
Dated AZ Lancaster, Dec. 18th, 1871. 2Sw3
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SheriG,s SaIe-AdkinS.

SAMUEL MERgfCK pllfs atty.
Dated Sheriff. ONCE, Lancaster, Wis, Nov. 10, ls
gEvug
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-05

beef or mutton enough to satisfy their ia
thef OF their mother, If they have either.
There is an abundant supply of fiuke pota-
toes, which, having soaked in gravy, after
a fashion of their own--now with q knuck-
ed finger and now with tile handle of their
knife or fork-they dispose of first. The
meat seems to brighten them, so rarely have
they seen it. Some are too hungry to eat at
all. Speak kind word to them, and in a
moment they arc in tears, and their @appe-
tite gone. They do not know what they
are eating, only that it is very t'nice."
Going amongst the little creatures to help
to cut up their food for them, the question
was put-"What is this ~ ''Its pork"
said one. 1t amt" was the instant
reply of his neighbor, "it's turkey"
"taint neither" said third, sits meat"
When platefuls of beef and mutton had
been ravenously put away by the majority
Of the hungry guests, there came an odor
which lightened the faces Of all present
especially of those who could not eat meat
the odor Of good plum pudding. How
they devoured it They seemed as if they
could never have enough of it, and when
the plates were cleared, SO clear were they
that they scarcely needed washing-not
crumb or q currant was left. Another SIM
pie grace was said, and the children depart
ed. There was no preaching, no address
ing. They came for q good dinner provid-
ed for them by Gods providence,
and they had it; and in their own untanght
uncouth way, felt thankful for what they
had received. On going out each boy and
girl was presented with little Christmas
card. 1t was not the least affecting sight
in the world to see that some had pOcketed
their large slices of bread to give away to u
crowd of hungry little brothers and sisters
Paper.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-05

ST. CHESS AT Observation-Disclosures
one of the bleakest and hardest days which
it is to be hoped, the present winter has in
store for MS, witnessed the first of the dim
ners which during the winter months the
Rev. G.. w. M'Cree gives weekly to the
gets the money to do this is mystery to
himself and many others but it comes,
and as it comes he uses it for the comfort
of those who know by painful experience
what it is to go q whole week without a
dinner. His dining-room is his own little
mission hall at the corner of Moor-street,
Seven Dials. Three four tables are
spread with tho whitest drapery and the
brightest knives and forks. Two or three
fladies are present tie wait upon the poor
Hittle ragged guests that will throng in at
Twelve O'clock, but no .'s2ectators" are ad-
Emitted it being one of Mr.. M'Cree's cardi
4 hal doctrines that children, if they are
Really hungry, cannot eat if you look at
Mem. None of them are over twelve years
Mage; they are black and white; Roman
. catholics and Protestants and many of no
. k.ligion at all. Punched with cold and
7. Eoor living, in ragged garments which re-
1 Neal their emaciated bodies, boys shirtless
=. bid shoeless, girls with scarcely n rag to
eir backs, they troop in under the direc-
hon of CITY missionaries and Bible-wOmen
, ID receive kindly welcome. The simple
: Mestion asked is, "Do these children want
: dinner 2" and once having looked in their
hes il is question which needs no an-
Ter. 1t is plain they have had no break
1t, and may not have had for several
Arniugs. A simple grace is said, and
TIN the dinner is brought in hot and hot
: al neighboring eating-house. Every
: te has a clean tin cover over it, and the
. III dren wonder what it cOnceals. The
b. srs are of, and there issa, plateful OF
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in the world to see that some had pOcketel
their large slices of bread to give away to
crowd of hungry little brothers and sisters
outside.-London Paper.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
OFFICE OF THE SUN MUTUAL INsl
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Camp Street.. 6,
FIFTEEFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
New ORLEANS January 81 1871
In conformity with the requirements of their charter
the company publish the following statement for TIN
year ending December 81, 1870:
Amount of Premiums for the year ending December 81
On Marine Risks. 1896 q
On River Risks 1895 50
s224, $50 II
Unterminated Risks for 1s69.... 51,5l1 90
DIFFERENTIATED risks for 1s7o..-... $45 6I2 90 II
Return Premiums. 9i4 So
NoS earned premiums Tor 1870 S229. Slkg
Losses paid during the same period, viz: y
On On h Mss.a Rii s'.ls:: sss 81 Il
On Ga. s.ver kisks. 1856 1856 ss-1'o'''0 90
G St expenses; s5,S Sis 2 2 Z
Interest on Scrips.--. 1884 AZ
Amount reserved for unadjusted
losses less savings $3.50 OF 4
.z7a,77s IS 8
Discount and interost. and profit
and loss. $685. go n
Net profit. Observation-Disclosures. 2cs6 90
The Company have the following Assets est kted at
the lowest market cash values viz:
465 Consolidated and Railroad City bonds 1875 90
~ City seven Per Cent bonds 5esS IS
3 Grand Lodge Of Louisiana bonds 1850. 5000 90
2 IN. o. Turner's Association .-.-.-.....-E OO0 90
GEO Shares N. o Gas Light Company $4,000 90
aaa Shares Gitisens Bank Of Louisiana. 81 go 90
sss Shares Canal Bank. -..-.e.-...:...J sssa 90
90 Shares Crescent City Bank ....--....k 1900 90
50 Shsres Louisiana State Bank --i 300 %
30 Shares Harbor Protection Company.-J /, 800 90
Shares Merchants Bank 1876 90
Loans on Pledge 5l.e63 IS
b bGasi Re eo MisE51sase ESQ SO GO GO
Scrip Of other Insurance Companies. T.. 5ssl SO
Preminms in Course Of collection T.. $500 %
Cash on hand r.. o'.eo 81
Total .s774o6l 81
Including Dividends.
The above statement is just. true correct trans
cript from the books of the company. \
THOMAS Sp0, President.
THOMAS ANDERSON. Secretary
STATE L(sIANA,
Parish of Orleans-CityA New Orleans s
Sworn and subscribed before m this twenty. first
day Of January 1871.
ANDREW HERO, u Notary Public.
The Board of Directors have Ped to pay six per
cent interest the outstanding Cttcates of Profits
and after the second Monday ofkcbruary 1871 also
fifty cent the balance of 4, scrip OF the
1853 pay able and after the thit Monday in March
1871 and they have further declai dividend of
per cent the net earned Partic ktag Premiums for
tho year ending December 81 1876 which certificates
will be issued and after the 2 day of March
THOMAS SLOf President,
JOHN G GALES. Vice President,
THOMAS ANDERSON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
John 6. Gaines, +. j. Hart r. Bscoe,
Henry Renshaw, I. n. Aiark4 w. Seymour,
J. Weis r. S. Venab's, w. A. Kent,
Richard Flower, Hugh Wil$l, Thomas Sloo.
ja2o1t
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At meeting of the Board Of Directors. held on the
18th day January 1871 it resolved to declare the
following dividend the net earned participating
mums for the year ending the 3ist of December
1870 which certificates will be issued and after
the second Monday of March next. viz:
IS per cent Fire Premiums.
- per cent Marine Premiums.
IS per cent River Premiums.
also resolved to pay per cent interest on all
outstanding certificates Of sorip the balance of the
issue of 1861 cash. the legal holders thereof,
and after the second Monday of March next
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STATE OF L&sANA,
Parish of Orleans-City New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before mo his twenty. frs
day Of January, 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-20
DIED..

GRIFFITHS. Suddenly, on the evening of the
In instant, OF eony1ls3ns, J. PERCY GRIF
fiths, aged years months and Is days.
Funeral from parents residence, 1905 Maryland
avenue, on Thursday, list, at p. m.
JENKINS. "Wednesday. 9th instant. Of consump-
ton, CHAS. ". JENKINS, in the 2ith year of his
Friends ard acquaintance are requested to attend
the funeral, from Wesley Chapel, corner 5th and
sts., tomorrow Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock
STONE. On the 10Th instant, at ga O'Clock p. m,
Stone. aged Is months.
Funeral SilI take place from his fathers resi-.
Thursday, the 2lst inst.
wILLMAN. On the 18th instant, after short
sst year Of her age the wife q Lewis whitman. '"'
Dearest mother thou hast left US,
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But Ills God that hath bereft Us,
he cab all our sorrows heal.
And when the spring is here again,
With buds and blooming flowers,
We Will wander near our mothers grave,
To spend the pleasant hours.
The friends are invited TO attend on Thursday, at
enue, Island thence to Ryland Chapel, corner 10th
street and Maryland avenue. baltimore Sun please
cOpy1 1t
MAURY. At Mount Holly sRrings, Pennsyly ania,
e s6n ~ the a,s John MSury If
With the melancholy days when leaves are strew-
thsse mOurDf9l emblems should mngie our te sG
and regrets at the fading away o. life shapen with
life that fond memory must enshrine long after the
casket with its mortal remains has been covered
lament the departed summer, with iis warmth and
beauty flowers and yerdure, answering to his sunny
instincts knowing that on rapid wing it has borne
away our hope and promise, and sealed the death of
made grave many will weep in the true spirit Of re-
gret, saying with affectOnate tenderness: So may
we emulate virtue and g9odness that when We are
thy Of an inheritance of the Kingdom Of Heaven"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DY THOs Il. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer
ID s19 eth stree, opposite Post Offce

~ w ftn sueoA, VPposlte Post Omce.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF BEAU
TTtFHL T IA n OF LAMP IN THE COUNTY
ACRES, MORE Or Less o on THE sETTh hSkEH
STREET b9AD, At THE INTERSECTION
SIDE ABOVE THE FIRST TOLL GATE ON
SEVENTH STREET ROAD.
- By virtue Of two deeds of trusts to rs, from
LII s6th and November inh. A. * ISIS and recoriea
respectively in Liber 4. c. E., No q folio sSI and
Liber 7, and B. No 4, folio 2G of the Land Records
SHAH ofer for sale 10 the highest bidder, on the
premises, on Tt ESDAY, October 10Th, ISL, at D.
IN all the land nentinped in said deeds of trusts,
piece or parcel Of ground lying in the said city and
District aforesaid and containing seven acres three
rods and twenty perches bounded As follows: pVin-
vision Of that part Of Beall's Plains Lamar outlet
and indolence, known Sadsworth W hich was con
and William II Tayloe, by deed bearing late March
18th, 1854 thence with the north line of said lot No
north ~ degrees west 81 perche., to intersect Hol
mead north line; thence with said line 66Ik Z 20
perchts, to ntersect the north line Of new laid ont
road, Is feet wide, with the east line of new laid
out road 30 feet wide, N 90 W. $50 perches; thence
west line II eth street plank road thence with said
line Of said road "a degrees f. II perches; thence
N straight line to the beginning, except as much
veyed by William A. Munder TO Erastus NJ. Chapin,
all of which will more fully appear in Liber 629 folio
4S: The improyeme nts consist of a good two-story
Terms of sale: So 800 cash. of which deposit of
: 100 Will be required when the property is sold the
balance in notes at and IL months, with per cent
The terms OF sale TO be complied with in five days
after the sae or property to be resold, at cost and
GHRfsTIA Sf LfEhb}ERER, Trustees.
se9d6ds THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-20
In THE sUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
L TRI0r OF coLUMBfA, We

In the case Of HAtilda Hays, administrntrix
Of .ALEAANDkR HAYS, deceased, the sdministrs.
supremsCourt Of the District Of Colombia aforessd
n s1 sAIgRDAY, the zsd day Of September,
personal estate Of said deceased aad OF The ASSET In
thsna as lar as the same have been collected and
and heir Of said deceased are notifsed 70 attend.
Win their claims properly youched, or they may
otnerwlse BY law be excluded from all benefit In
said deceased's estate: Prorsdsd, q copy Of this
order be published once week for three weeks In
the Evening Star previous 70 the said day
TEST: A. WEBSTER.
% ISL Register Of Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-20
EVENING STAR.

LADY IN A TRANCE AND IN A Coyvrx
There Is somewhat startling item going the
rounds OF nevsp aperdom, which has some in
1erest, II true. IL Is stated that on Tuesday of
last week Mrs. Nellie L., wife of G. e Reynolds
Oxaukee, Wis, closed her eyes in what was sup
posed to be death Previously, in the expecta-
tiOn OF the event, she had requested that her
body be sent TO Rochester. n. Y. and bnriad in
the cemetery, where her parents have a lot
She was placed in a metallic burial case and
sent eastward, directed to this city. Before
reaching her destination the lady revived from
her trance, and made such a racket in the cof-
IN that the express messenger felt in duty
bound to let her out. Instead of coming to
was at Chicago on Saturday last. She refused
10 telegraph her recovery to her husband, as
she desired 70 surprise him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-20

Il CIVILIZATION PLAYED OUT?-Some set
tiers in Arkansas lost three horses, and attacked
the Usage Indians as the thieves, although the
latter offered a search OF their camp. A fight
ensued; one white killed and several on
10th sides we're wounded, the whites carving
OF three Usage horses. The Indians returned
In force, Captured seven of the white men and
turned them over TO the United States deputy
marshal at Fort Smith, charged with larceny
and assault with intent to kill. Those Indians
may be Considered pretty well CIVILIZED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-20

II LATIMER CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
- tSuccessors to Cooper & Latimer,)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave- and 18th street.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON @ STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN "A AND Cru STREETS
WEST, AT AUCTION.
~ On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September
E:i 2sth, at O'Clock, will SELL in front of the
premises Lot No. 8, in Square No. 400, with the
improvements thereon, consisting of q two-story
Brlck House, and having front of IS feet inches on
street running back an average depth of about l&
feet to 30-foot alley.
This property is most desirably located in one OF
the most central locations of the city, being immedi
atey in the rear Of the National Hotel and has been
used as bathing establishment for many years
Terms; One fourth cash; residue in one and two
years, with interest from day of SALE Deferred pay
ments TO be secured by deed of trust on the proper
y. $40 down at the time of sale. All conyeyancing
and stamps at cost of purchaser.
sels-dts GRepl LATIMER& CLEARY, Aucts
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DR0P0sALs FOR FLOATING IRON DOCK.
NAVY DrpIRTrrvr SAINT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT, September s, Isl.
Sealed Proposals Endorsed Proposals for building
Floating Iron Dock" will be received at the Navy
9th December, 1871, for furnishing materials, and
doing the work for the construction Of floating iron
dock for the repair Of naval vessels on their
agreeable to the plans specifications and terms now
In this office, and open for the inspection OF All who
only 70 bidders known 70 be thoroughly responsbIe
ana competenf for work Of this character and good
and sufcient security In the sum Of six hundred
Thousand dollars, SEQ 0l besides the usual reser
fetions OF per cent, viii be required for the faith
the terms and conditions thereof and in the time pre-
scribed therein, and further, that the dock, when
set out In the contract 10 perform all that shall be
therein equir ed Of it, By resson, direct or indirect
the contractor in not conforming 70 land Performing
IN every particular, the terms, conditions plans and
erecihcafions Of said contract
The right is reserved TO reject any bids II their ac
cepsnce h not considered to be for the interest OF
the Government. seS-iaw "A
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rT-The Mayor OF st. Paul, Mimi, is sued for
$4,000 by two members of the chain-gang
whom he had tied up to trees for refusing to
work.
~The Illinois Episcopal Convention has
directed legal proceedings 10 be taken TO
prevent further diversion and maladministra-
ton of the property and revenue of Christ
Church by Mr.. Cheney.