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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-10

MONSTER GRIZZLY.-The ranch of
Wash. Small, near the Plank House
on Clear Creek. on the Jacks Valley
road from Genoa 20 this city, and about
live miles from the latter place, was
recently visited by Il bear of prodIGi-
ouS dimensions. whose gross weight
WAS fourteen hundred POUNDS. and
whose tracks exceeded h 81 OF a
We>tphalia ham. Small had about
one acre OF n corn growing. and
the bear mashed il all into the earth in
a>ingLe night. Next day Small aban-
dpnci the premises. stating that he
didn't want any more bear, ani the
last heard of him he Wa herdiI"
cinnamon forthe Nirginiaand Iruckee
Railroad COMPANY. ON the plains Of
Reno. The bear was killed. after be
ing loaded down with bullets till hn
could not travel further, the Gle r
Creek BOYS keeping ms quarter ami
sending the other three TO this market,
where they Were divided between the
markets of Mat. Rinckie and Col. John
ROsser.'
GONE EASr.-We are informed that
Hon. {. W. Kendall will be c}In-
PEELED TO eturn to the East within a
few DAYS. and probably proceed to
Europe, in the interest of his clients
and mining men. and therefore viii
not be able to visit this portion of the
. State during the present recess OF Con-
rreSs. His manV friends here Will
regret this; but perhaps, during the
recess of Congress, he can do quite a.
much good for the people OF the State
by this plan as by ANY other, for If we
can get responsible nm OF cap
ital-intere>ted in our mines which
have real merit, it will certainly do
us no harm.
SOMETHING NEw.-J. :. SamnonS
will exhibit at the Orm>by House, for
"A few days, commencing at : o'clock
last evening. Tildeu'S Portable Car
burettel-Hvdrn.eu Gas Machine, for
generating gas from water, the a'tNal-
tageS, novelty, cheapneS>an prtr'i.fi
bilitv OF which wonderful invention
will be obvious To all. Mr.. >tuut"n-
will dispose of the righttOr his coun y
on reasonable terms. EVERYDAY
ought to 90 and see the machine ol-
crate.
AT GLENBRooK. The following
named persons registered at the Glen
brook Hotel "a. II. SIXt0n, proprie-
tori eastern shore Of Lake Bigler,
August Sth: A. L. Hyde. J. Ii. Bolton.
Hartford. Conn; Mr.. Goodman and
wife, Virginia; J. b. Campbell, Tahoe
Citv; w. Henry Day, Gold Hill; Miss
Ida Moore, Ackron, Ohio.
n scno.i,I jcafion
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n W Hart, PltcerviIl. A f Ross l. VT, Long v
VIM Thomas 4 son. 5 l. A b Boies arson Naly
J IL Leehei, silver City Thomas hno"lahu, tre
J + Greedy, Like BigIer d L. Bliss,
c schulz, Clear Creek
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-10

Thermomctrical observations, made from
SG'cIock II. m. to + O'Clock y. M, t* X
c. Guirado, druggist, etc, No. - South
Carson street:
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las Rarry Maintains Jas Ward. Reno
J,bn Witch jas Plat. Dayton
/ = Wh,,c,mb Clear A Day. Carson V Mill
Y Christie. - Ronald cameron. "
+ Il ,thernand Carson V z A Washburn, Gold Hill
Louis Peter, City
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coRBErr uousE-CoRDETr BROTHERS, PRoPRIEroRs
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to morrow.
SUPREME COURT DECIsIoN.-lhe
Supreme Court yesterday rendered a
decision IN the case of the state Of Ne
vada. respondent, vs.. E. b. Parsons,
TiIton CockeriIl. and John >quires
Uhr Verdi car robbers. appellants.
The opinion i hvJu~tice John CARRIER.
Chief Justice Lewis nncurrIn- ana
the judgments OF the Court below II
the orders appealed from are affirmed.
This quiet~ >quireS for p Years anu t.
months, Cockeriil for - wears, and
Parsons for 20 years-all Dtcem
Der %, 1870.
PEhEMPToRY AUCrIoS SALE.-Io-
dav. &. II. Mash. auctioneer, will offer
for sale TO the highest bidder without
reserve. ageneral assortment OF house
holG furniture. consisting of bed room
suits, bed~tead~. pillows. mattresses,
spring beds. carpets, chairs. EXTENSION
tables. cupboari~, crockerv. gia>S-
ware. etc. Also. a fine lot of saddle
horses. saddles. brides. etc. The
sale will take place TIVE door east oi
the Register office.
NfNERALoGIC.-W. 5. ~keyes-late
Democratic nominee for State Miner
alo.i>t, nov superintendent of the
EIIraka consolidated Mining Com
tauv. and without jnvltI"u> dl>tlnc-
tom the most learned practical min
eralogi>t, metalIurEist, chemist and
r~polo-i>t in the >tate-paid a visit to
- .-t -.-,L-l, on II1-fnA>S
connected with the Eureka Console
dated.
LIrERARY.-R. Fred. Brooks. of the
Po>tofice news depot and book store.
has furnished: MS with late copies OF
Littell's Living Age, Every Saturday,
DAYS Doin-~. Harper's Weekly,
Pomeroy's Democrat, IiluStrirte LeI-
tun.. and the New Yorker BelietrI>-
ti~ches Journal. Brooks receives all
the illustrated and news publications,
magazines, etc, i'll advance OF the
mails.
HARRY MIGHELs.-A private letter
from Henry Il. Mighels, late editor OF
the Carson Daily Appeal, to a gentle
man of this city. states that the writer
Will take editorial charge ofthe Mime
apoliS (Mimnesota) Tribune, a daily
PAPER about the size oithe sacramento
Union. Marshall Robinson, Mighels'
former partner i'll the Appeal, Is also
i'll Minneapolis.
UNDER DIFFICULTIES. The party
OF ladies with two boys who started
to Lake DiGTer yesterday in Il white
toy buggy, on 4 fishing and pleasure
excnr~iuu, bad not rearhe Swift's
station (half way to Giendbrook) It. /
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. Ii their
team does not slarve to death on the
road the party will reach the lake this
week.
SHoT.-An old gentleman and his
little daughter were shot yesterday, i'll
the northwestern portion Of the city
by parties shooting at birds. The
shots did but little damage, save to the
nervous system of the parties struck
blt this is no reason why careless
shooting within the city limits should
be continued.
DAM.-The work Of raising the
Brunswick dam three feet higher was
commenced day before yesterday.
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Chr JMarkrts.
Walert0Wn Union Live Stock
Market,
For The NycrI. ending fsarCb 2.

AMorNr OF LIVE STOCK ~ NNlttlI
Cattle. sheep 4 Lambs, Swine
This week, 3il s,1l3 llf
Last week, 300 800. SjO
one yeal ago, i63 2,d1l Gee.
Price, of Market Becf-ENtra, Slo,iu to
81 0Oi first quality, $1,000 to SlO2ai second
quality, $500 10 $9.5O; third quality, 5000
To $50
Prices Of store Working Oxen per
/ pair %l10 500, $3.50, 10 s9ij,
| Mich COWS and calves $50, So, 50, TO $50
Yeurltgs, $loto$2l; two years old $!l to
| $50; three year, old, s'iS To $50
Prices of Sheep and Lamhs-ln lots, $50
-, $50. $50 To each; extra, sl0O to ! 10
from 10 Pepper ID.
Spring Lambs, - TO $3.50
Veal Calves, - to 50,
Prices OF Hides, rllow aud Sk'ns-Iides,
: .e per lii. Tallow, IL to De per H.. Petite,
81 To 81 each; Calf Skins ii to l5cpcr h.
Prices OF roultlY-ENtra, IL to prime,
Il 10 10; good l6i to l6ic; medium ldc L.
rs poor to medium, BE to -
y. u. Bccf-E>tra AMI first quality in
cludc- nothing but the best, largo, fat, oxen
Second and third quality include. oxen and
two and tlrcc year, old Steers,
Shecp-Extra Includes Cos,cts, and when
hose of inferior quality are thrown ont
REMARKS.
Cattlc-At the opening Of the Union Stock
Market the trains arrived before daylight, or
by moonlight, aud were unlonded without any
excitement. The different trains from the
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,c.rd Council No. ~.

Nreurs.at Masonic Hal on Wedne,da ,j a.
~ IA'o" "" ,tsn. September December. March,
% ' t,ti. Daniel Hurlbut, T. |. & W; Rev.
: Triton, Recorder
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Masonic.

anal, Lopcr, No. 49, Ecg%le!r , e"9, ,I;,
tons a, Masonic Hall IL 'iarHA ,h '"l .,
N''' r CLrk. ". NJ j u, W, rriehad
secretary.
-, ,,p,<o< II. \. CnNrfER, Meetings at
, W. Iinll ON Wednesday afternoon OF the
,'.rs 4 which the moon inlls. IT, i"a'"n'
WIZ "a, H. Jones, Secretary.
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,,,,tonl.r Eriscoi>L CHURCH Kew -
hu,a, sabbath scryices-mdruing
lHhu.S;, ,r,rruoon nj l;l5, and 4 O'Clock.
..--.,.,o,rIo>,L GnrRcu Rev.J Il. WI
P,.tnr. sabbath Services At lo'5o a;
= pun ,ai lis, and O'Clock T. M-ll"' natter
ArlhrmN hnlldngI
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Rev. Frederick Hicks Of Bcuuiug
'aI. who has been a long time in
health, contracted III Central
HmerIca,under advice ofpbysicianS
.',iained wholly from food for thir
i've days. his only drink being
l'er. AT the end of that time he
one ounce Of cracker and two
IncrS OF apple, and that has been
daIiy allowance since. The re.
IL Of this course of treatment is
10 appear.
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nnilxSuN Trims.

.... smtl-Mail Tram leaves Bradford
, io'i5 a. vi Freight H." '"' STOCK
Nouu|N .imh- Mail Train leaves bradford at
"' ' Freight, io,45A
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Dg CHARLES JEWET is again IL
amout, and viii lecture on Tenn
Mcc in Chelsea on "Wednesday.
Ir>day and Friday evenings the
sd and 2ith iu>tS.; at WeNS
.'.cr, Saturday and Monday even
rs the 18Th and 9th: NeWhmy,
sabbath evening the 10Th; Brad
Hnd, Tuesday evening the 18th.
MI are invited to attend, as they
viii be greatly interested in the
L"c,l,cs.
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Bradford village
Mails.

Southern mail closes at lOl'A" arrives
At 9i, ,i - |" mail closes at 500 =. NJ arrives
At II \ NJ Ill ,,,.es nj lr. NJ. arrives at 10
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'ohn BAscom, formerly OF this
own. and for a year or tWo,mpioY
4 at White River Junction. in look
after railroad matters. has pur.
a>rd the mercantile business of
mby & Simmons, at Newport,
'H Hampshire.
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a vigorous movement has begun
for the construction of a Northern
Vermont and Lake Champlain rail
road, which will connect Burlington
with the Lamoille Valley railroad in
Cambridge. The distance is only
20 miles and the route extremely IA
yorable.
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v,.e furnished for Fairs Picnic, 80, q
.,oasb.c rates.
q L. DAVIS, Clerk.
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"ELLS RJvER.-During the
.Nhet last Friday evening, the ice in
wells River damed up the chanuel,
nj nearly all the water ct the ri
TT run across the highway leading
IoM Wells River to Woodsville.-
MI DonelIy living on the Yer.
''0' SIDE, in attempting to return
IN Woodsville With a pair Of
'o'SeS ana lumber wagon. got stuck
- cue raging waters, and although
''P was promptly on hand, and
e'S effort made to save him, he
rom his team and was carried
0ef the Ice in the river, the team
saved. 1t is supposed that
" helped do The fatal work
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r,,re4lpE l.opGE. NJ. 90, Meetings every
.'..,I. evening. at rcmplsr's Hall Sf,p.
f. ..l.os, BuiIding. pr. j. \. Clark, W. {. r.
10. y. Clark, Secretary.
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vYn;t.,ilIe Fire District

D. X. ANbEoEs, Chief Engineer
! {. SrEAENs, Clerk.
'y .....llIr FtnE LSoiSr Go. J c. Stcau>
,-r,hu. Alden steven, CLERK Meetings un
s. tr.t Thursday Of every month.
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Local and State Matters.

al members of Post i. I. Wash
mul. &. A. r.. are ordered to report
headquarters OH Friday evening,
Nalch -. 1871. at : o lock. as bu-
,ac,> of importance will come be
.are the Post,
Per order of Post Comg,
r Z. GOULD, Adt.
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.,c.r1 srien,iGc Association.

,t...,,,,. ,cm-monthly, at their rooms in
u,ra, budding, Roswell talnham' PfeS-
IKE 4 A. Harding Secretary.
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,,,., 70. T., Wn-i,burn, g.. AR,

RTMENT OF VERMONT
+ q Davis, Cou'r. +. J.. Gould Aul t.
Meets every other Friday
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Mrs. Elcazer Gilman of West
Pawlet, left her home about 3 o'clock
on Friday afternoon, attired simply
IN her night clothes. All traces of
her were lost, and about one hun.
dred of the residents were ont
searching for her. AT night when
the family and neighbors were about
discouraged, Mrs. Gilman walked
into the house, and when asked
where she had beecn, said she had
been lying under the woodShed floor.
Monday she was taken to Brattle.
boro.
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For the Opinion.
TWcedie-dum 0Hd TWeedfe-dce.
Is there am DiNcrence ?

tlIl'tN OIl tue IA'pUDllCi II llfktI lOl
our Town election just held What
does this signify a! Are there axes
to be ground and hopes entertained
of conciliatng the opposition SO as
to secure votes, at some future day,
by this process Surely the axes
must bc exceedingly dull to require
the use Of such means. But is such
a course manly! Is it honcstt Is
it not rather undetermined, cons
founding right with wrong; and is
not its tendency suicidol9 If it is
t. he continued may not RepubIi-
cans Just as well at one time as an.
othcr-at the outset hoist the white
/ hag, acknowledge that they have no
principles, stay at home, and be no
longer troubled with attending
Town or Frcemans' Meetings. but
let the opposition have their way
without let or hindrance. 1t was
with feelings Of surprise, chagrin
and unmtigatcd disgust that the
writer's eye made its way through
such Il file of well known Democrats
ON the Republican ticket and he
well knows he is by no means alone
in having such feelings,
There is IA fallacN in this commit
nifty, out of which seems to grow the .
Hydra headed monster "Dccopti0n," F
making tn wolf appear to he the F
lamb. and falschood, truth. This
tallacy is the idea that It m0icS no
di0NUcc rhdt he politics of tie man
Is in I0ica matters, proride( he be, as
4 business man, capable aad hoReSt.-
In answer to which let ne inquire
who form part Of the Board Of civil
if the Selpc,men do not
AID il this Board does not decide
who are, and who ar. nat, voters in
cases As for the other
officers chosen at ToWn.mectiug,
where is their claim, if Uc@ocruts,-
what have they done 10 cHtiHc them
70 any office whatever 1T the hands
If Republicans Shall men good ,
md true to Republican principles,
1c observation-disclosures for the sake
If pleasing ttcm?
The difference between Democrat
c and Republican, principles, as rep
cscutcd ia the present platforms Of
he two paiticS are too well known
O need repetition. We honor the =,
nam who acts from Conscientious
ou>ictiou Of duty, OF whatever al !,
y But how cana Republican, who
principles directly autaE.
Hi>tlc to those Of the oppoSltlou,-
Iiucip,r>, some Of which he be ?
ewes to be OF the greatest import =
nee, and of vital consequence to Il
ac countIY-hoW can Re turn Il
4uareI\ about ms pack ul'"" Ms =
I!ncipieS' an" throw MS N"'e ""a
mole influence I"I man represent y
u principles "i "lttc''H opposite -
a.lact"r Ana yet SU'A' II = u" q,
regretted. Is the idcI' el
There IS large class Oh "'d0tc
ea. ready to vote as some one tens
iem, o. as the majority VIII ne Iii'e- .,
to 90, who seem to nave no cI'ai y
ca Of the difference between tie 81
70 parties. And when such men
q Republican Ticket, with As
any Democratic rs RcpuhIIcan
tmc> ON il, what is theu most nat ia.
al influence NhN, that there IS '''
} rfHi difference. aztec all, BETWEEN
e principles Of thc wv" PARTIES
hey thus are led t. Couiodnd the
-ht with the wlou--cannot tell
e ditlcreucc-Wd, when Free
ans meeting comes, they vote as II
cy have been cdHcdttd to vote at
c Ndycb Meeting. Hence, II Re.
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ia tliford of Wolcott, on Sun
'' evening took strychnine, but
''''cal ald was summoned and the
>'Ii removed. The next morn
ne was found suspended by the
III a piece of woods near by.
'S used a pair of harness spill.
''i the purpose. His toes touch
""e ground. and on being releas
'e showed some signs of life.and
'"SV accounts was doing well,
'Sh quite feeble. He is thought
he insane.
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farmers of Randolph are all
INTO the dairy business for
' past sheep have been the
'''n' nut now the cows take the
1''chce, and wool will doubtless
" rise and butter a downfall.
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PEAcHAM-There is great tenn
priancr revival in this Town. y
meeting on Monday night Of last
week was Il success in point Of mum.
berS and enthusiasts. The report
OF those appointed to circulate the
pledge was very gratifying. 1t is
probable that nineteen twentietdS of
the citizens have sign d. OF viii sign,
thepledge. The friends Of the cause
have every reason to take courage.
The oldest inhabitants state that
the town never was SO free from in
temperance as today.
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There was an elopement from the
Queens dominons last week. \
Mrs. Albert Putuey and "a French
boy being the parties. They came
from Compton and put up at the
Avenue llouSe, st. Johnsbury,wher
they were discovered by an old
neishbor, who brought their venture
to grief. The elopce was returned to
her friends who are high toned"
and the young man remains in Cal.
edonia County, where "love laughs
at locksmithS' vain.
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Rev. Mr.. Kinney, the late rector
of Grace church at randolph, has
gone West, and the parish is again
destitute.
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Mr. Allen Thayer of West Ran.
dolph, proposes to erect "A cheese
factory. to accommodate the farmers
in his vicinity.
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II j. rlmorcd that the third r'iI
for broad auage railroad. viii be
laid at an eary day from Science
fady To Whitehall, for the purpose
of connecting the coal mines of the
DcIeware and Hudson Canal Co.,
IN Pennsylvania, with this region
without change Of cars, via. the Al.
bany and Susquehaaua Il. Il. When
this arrangement is completed,
W Whitehall viii be the most import
ant coal station OF Northern New
England and New York.
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Boston Market, March I. 1871.

Guld-loa. toI0aa
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Bradford Produce Market
CORRECTED wcelY by
STEN EMS, BROS. x CO.,

Dealers in Country Produce, &c.
BBAbsORn. Mar. 10. 1871.
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Estnfe of Snrarue

STATE o. Wisconsin, 50 In Probate Grant Co. Court
~ 5rant County. May Term, 1871.
Present, VIM. McGonigal, County Judge
In the matter Of the estate of Elisha sprague, decd
On reading and filing the petition of Henry Macke,
OF Grant county representing among other things
that on the 10th day of March, A. D. 1865 the said
deceased contracted to convey to him. the said petit.
TONER, the premises described follows, to-wit The
west half OF the northe quarter ard the east half
OF the northwest quarter of section fourteen 4 in
town three 3 north OF range three 3 west also the
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter OF
tionnineteen 9) in town three (3), north Of range
two 2 wes all in the county of Grant and state of
Wisconsin, and claiming that the said petitioner Is en-
titled 10 conveyance of said premises, and praying
that Celia @. sprague and Charles +. Hobbs, the adj
mnstrators of said estate be authorized aud directed
by decree of this court 70 make and execute TO the
said petitioner n conveyance of the said premises.
1t is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this Court at the Probate office, at Lancas-
ter In said county, Monday the 10th day of July,
A. 1871, at oslock in the afternoon OF said day
And il is further ordered, that notice OF said appli-
cation and hearing be given to all persons interested
In the said estate by publication OF copy Of thus or
der for six 90 successive weeks prior 10 said day Of
hearing in the Grant County Herald, weekly news
paper printed aud published at Lancaster, in said
BY the Court, VIM. McG0NIGAL, Co. Judge.
Dated May 18th, 1871. 5lw6
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Summons

GTArE OF Wisconsin az Circuit court for Grant Co.
> County Of Grant, Wisconsin
Samuel W. Reese, plaintiff, against Robert Marwood
defendant.
ne State Of Wisconsin to hs Defendlnt here named:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action is filed in the Office
the Clerk Of the above named Court at Lancaster Grant
county, Wis. and TO serve copy Of your answer &c
said complaint the Subscribers at their office In the
village Of Lancaster Wis. within twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive Of the day of such SER
vice and IL you fail 10 answer the said complaint
viii apply the Cor the relief demanded in the
said complaint. BUSHNELL CLARK
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Lancaster. Wis.
Dated May eth, ISL hiw6
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SummOns-MurIey.

< TATE or WISCONSIN,, 80 Circuit Court in nd for
- Grant County Grant County.
Action of Foreclosure.
william Geary plaintiff, rs Rebecca Murley, John
Murley, william MuIley. Thomas MurIey, James
Murley Andrew Murley, Emma Murley, Mary Muir
ley, Joseph Murley and Simon Murley, defts.
The State Of Wisconsin to the Defendants here named
You are hereby summoned and required to swer
the complaint in this action, which filed in the
Office Of the Clerk Of said Court atLancaster Grant
County Wisconsin, the Sd day of June, A. ID. 1871
and 10 a copy ofyour answer to said complaint
on the subscribers at their office in the village OF Lam
caster Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
vice hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service and
Il you fail 10 the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply
10 the Court for the relief demanded in the said
plant BARBER q CLEMENTsON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Lancaster. Wis.
Dated June 3D. 1871. 2w6
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smTnmOux--@Uuitla er al.

CNTLrE or WISCONSIN, Circuit Court Of Grant
- Grant county. Sss County, Wis.--In vacation
after March term, 1871.
Horace smoad u.s. Matthias smth r John Smith,
Mary Smith, Annie Smith and Magdalena Smith,
infant heirs of Matthias Smith, deceased, Mary Smith
aud John 0llinger.
Tie State Of Wisconsin to the DEFENDANTS aboue named
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint of the plaintiff in the above entitled
tiona copy Of which filed in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for Grant county, Wisconsin,
the eleventh day of May. A, d. 1874 and TO
copy Of your answer 10 said complaint the sub
scriber nc his office in the village Of Farpay, Grant Co
Wis., within 20 days after the service hereof exclusive
Of the day Of such service and If you fail 10
the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
Plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief de-
manded in tho complaint. SAMUEL MERRICK,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Dated MAY 10Th, 1871. 50w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-20
SheriGsS Sale-Tutlle.

- TATE oP WISCONSIN, Circuit Court in and for
- Grant County. 50 Grant County
Francis Mcspaden, plaintiff, John s. futile, defend
ant.
BY virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure and order OF
sale I'm the above entitled action dated September
10Th 1870, directing to sell the land described
therein will the Goth day of July, 1871, at the
hour Of II o'clock noon at the front door Of the court
house, in the village Of Lancaster Grant county Wis.
offer for sale the said described land, to wit: The
west half Of the south west quarter Of section twenty
nine COZ town six (6 north Of range ~. west in
Grant county, Wis. and shall sell the TO the
highest bidder for cash. to satisfy the amount in said
stated 10 be due and interest thereon and
costs and expenses Of sale.
VIM. Il. SL0AT
Sheriff Grant County, Wis
L. J WooLLEY, plaintiff 3 attorney.
Dated Lancaster Wis, June 3, 1871. 2w6