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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
sail every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 10 endIrom osoN'
Lvsrool Londonderry. and Queenstown. 80 . MI
boo 10 and from railway staon Great Brisa
ireland Norway Sweden Denmark Germany, Holland Began sa
' ~ AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
Drafts on the Od Country iofany )1ul
Apply At the COnpsny's OBecs Bosing.grsen, ,,,s -,
, 1872-11-20
THE FAR WEST.

Indignation Against Laura Enir-En-
tai Ea1l--uurtler OF a Husband by
His Wife and Faer Paramou1-The
Denver Diamond Company.
SAN Francisco, Cal, Nov. 19.-Much public
Indignation is felt at the proposition OF HRS
Fair to lecture on Thursday night She declares
her purpose to 60 on at all hazards, and wants
the MD Of the police. She visited the Mayor to-
day for chat purpose.
John Edwards fell from the main yard Of the
Carolus Magnas, in the harbor, and WAS killed.
Valentine Eish1er has been murdered at Anti
och, Contra Costa. His wife and man named
Marshall Martin confess the murder and accusa
each other.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 19.-The Denver Diamond
Company perfected an organization to-
day. The Company represents leading
citizens and capitalists, who claim to. have had
prospecto1s out for some time, and to have R re-
ceived reports from them that justify thor
oug organization. and providing large WORKING
capital. It is said that extensive operations WILL
be commenced as soon as the weather permits.
: SALT LAKE, Nov. ia cutting atfray took
place On Sunday night at American Fork: one
Greenwood attacking James Robbins, stabbing
him tbree times in the neck and breast. His in
iuries are probably fatal; the result Of an old
feud.
, 1872-11-20
CHEAPER FREIGHTS.
Movement Looking Toward Building
a Ship Canal from the Atlantic to the
mississippi. Below the Frost Line.

Movement Looking Toward Building
a Ship Canal from the Atlantic to the
mississippi, Below the Frost Line.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov 19.-Goyetnor Smith,
OF Georgia, has extended an invitation to the
Governors Of Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri,
and other States, to meet in Atlanta, at day
yet to be fixed, to consider the project Of q ship
canal, below the "frost line" from the Atlantic
Ocean to the Mississippi River. A recent sur
vey has been made by the War Department, and
alne has been established which can be con-
structed at O comparatively very email
cost. The line thus surveyed follows
the rivers to Guntersville Ala. Thence to
the Coosa River, q distance not exceeding thirty
miles, canal Gun be constructed without diff
Guilty, thus opening navigation to Rome,
Georgia. From Rome the route ascends the
Etowah, to a point near the Chattahooclee,
where these rivers can be connected by canal
with the Ocnnulgee, whence there is direct and
uninterrupted navigation to the Atlantic Ocean.
The engineer Of the survey says this line can
be constructed much cheaper, because four -ffths
of it s BY river, and it is 800 miles shorter than
any other. It will have abundance Of water in
summer, and will be clear Of ice in winter. A
ton OF freight can be transported from st. Louis
to the Atlantic Ocean for 34.83.
A number Of the Governor + have eiguifed
their intention to be present. The scheme, it is
represented, will receive the aid Of the Govern
u1ent. bill for the purpose WAS introduced at
the last session of Congress, and referred to the
Committee On Commerce in the House, where it
was fayorably considered.
, 1872-11-20
THE WEATHER..
War Department Representations
Reports from Various Points.

War Department Representations
Reports from Various Points.
WAR DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF THE CH1EF
SIGNAL OFFICER, DIVISION OF TE1EoRAMs AND
REPORTS FOB THE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.
WASHINGTON, q. G.. Nov. 19.-Probabiities-
Over the Northwest and upper lakes and thence
to the Ohio Valley, northerly to westerly winds,
weather. In the Gull States, falling barometer,
wind becoming westerly to northerly. colder and
cloudy weather, and light rain. In the South
Atlantic States, southwesterly winds, veering
tomorrow to northweaterly. with partly cloudy
weather. On tho lower lakes, and thence over
the Middle and Eastern States, eouthwesterly to
northwesterly winds, cloudy weather, and occa-
siona1 belts of anow and rain.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 19.-Another SNOW
storm is visiting this locality to-day.
WHEELING y. va, Nov. 19.-The weather still
continues cold.
, 1872-11-20
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
EEEATE.

S Speci0I Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SENATE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IA resolution WAS
adopted inviting Vice President Co1fa1 to seat
On the floor Of the Senate during his sojourn in
this city.
The Auditor Of State Was requested to lay be-
fore the Senate, as soon as practicable, SO much
Of the annual report as relates 10 the subject Of
the State printing.
A Committee Was appointed On mileage &C
counts OF Senators.
The Judicial Committee WAS authorized to
employ clerk and janitor.
The following bills we're introduced: To re-
peal the fee and salary act and to revise the acts
repealed thereby. To invest widows who marry
with the right to hold and use real estate ac-
quired by previous marriage. To authorize
the unfinished work Of any previous regular or
special session Of the Legislature to be disposed
Of at the next succeeding regular or special $685.
in. To condemn the square adjoining the pres
to to- ts obtain '' suitable 5 VI site @ for el'lls !
new State House to reorganize the Supreme
Court and divide the State into five districts, and
to fix the salaries Of the five Judges at 1000
each. To amend the rules in criminal actions,
so that the following persons can testify: Per-
sons who are competent to testify in Court ac-
tions; the party injured, accompGces; when they
consent to testify, and the defendant on his own
ueud1A ) W d4A6nA E4t5 aLA ~ 4040A0AE6 W tuo
duties Of Mayor, Judges, and A1arshals; to repeal
the Bastardy act, and provide new act; to give
receiver and receivers of roads 90 per day; to
legalize the payment Of $1,000 house rent to
Governors since the death of Calvin Fletcher,
one of the Trustees for the sale Of the Coy
ernor's house and lot; to provide that the fee
for liquor license be turned over to the township
in which they are granted for school purposes,
and bill to provide for the drainage of lands,
introduced By Senator Beardsley.
T11f nff -Io1 ~
tee appointed for that purpose, was introduced
to the Senate He responded in q few happy re-
marks, stating that thirty years ago he had set
in the Senate Hall as q reporter of the Journal,
and he had then learned parliamentary usages
and laws which had been of great service to him
in after life. He stated that, in 1913, an ex-
Governor remarked that from here would d.
verge . railroad system which he
compared to the. spokes which con
tend in the hub of q wheel,
A prophecy which was then rilci1led has become
verify. He closed by abiding to the lessons
for Leg sla.ures that would be found in the Old
and kew Testaments, which, if followed by
those who heard hun, would lie the guide for
wise and useful legislation.
HOUSE.
A resolution WAS adopted calling upon the
Governor for the information in his possession
in regard to the suit of John W. CARAT for 1e-
coyery upon the internal Improvement bonds
held by him.
The following bills we're introduced: To ex-
, 1872-11-20
Odd Fellows

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. 19.-The Grand En-
campment of Indiana I. o. o. F. met in this
city to-day in regular Annual Convention. The
reports of the Grand Officers show this branch
OF the order in the most encouraging condition.
Past Grand Representative Schuyler Colfax vas
present, and addressed the Grand Encampment
in 8 short speech, III which he referred to tho
rapid growth Of the order in Indiana since he
became member Of the Grand Encampmcnt,
twenty five years ago. The Grand Lodge Of the
same order will convene tomorrow morning.
, 1872-11-20

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 1e.-The General A.
cation to-day. Hon. J. T. Morehead WAS elected
Speaker OF the senste, All Captain james Bob
ipsan Speaker OF the House. AL the officers OF
both Houses are Conservatives.
The Governors message Tas sent to the
we1e in Joint session comparing the vote for
Governor and State officers. The Governors
message will be read tomorrow:
4 j1int Democratic caucus is in session to-
night. But little interest is taken N the con-
test for tha Uc.ad States 6enatozEhip. Tha
coming man is unknown.
, 1872-11-20

empt two months wages and Balary from gar
nishemont and salary attachment; to abolish
the Office Of Agent Of State; to amend the
Liquor laws three bills to divide the State into
G2ne-aaaiona1 Districts; to enable husbands and
A1e491o3S neeses ii civil cases !; to amend
::;: ~: I RS; three bills, to provide that tho
] n uou :.,iness Of one session be completed
-..- q 1ll.-.,;..-ing session-read twice, under
suspension of the rules to provide repositories
OF the public funds Of the State in the several
counties; to fix the salary Of Governor at
5000; Supreme Judges st 5000; C1rcu1s
Judges at So, ,0Gr5 and Common Pleas at 81, o00
to make the jurisdiction Of Justices OF the
Peace coextensive with sheir counties to maks
interest upon judgments the same as contract
to lot the public printing to the lowest bidder
to repeal the Fish law to authorize the Board OF
Trustees Of any Town to appoint Town Attor-
ney to appropriate SIS, 600 for ths expenses Of
this session ct the Legislature, which WAS passed
under suspension Of the rules to appropriate
$4,000 to the State University, and to repeal
the act providing for county and township aid
to railroads..
4 resolution was adopted requesting the Ju~
dietary Committee to prepare drainage law.
On motion, the allowance to members for
stationery and stamps Was raised from 325 to
$50.
In pursuance Of resolution, Vice President
Colfax appeared, and was formally introduced
to the House. He made no formal response.
, 1872-11-20
THE1outsIANA lMBRoGL,o.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-1n the United States
District Court, the case Of Kellogg %. Warmoth
ct al WAS continued until Friday upon the afh-
davit Of Mr. Kellogg, stating in effect thst Gov
e1nor Warmoth and his Returning Board disre-
gard the injunction OF the Court IN this city. l.
motion vas granted requiring to ah9w cause on
tempt.
The case OF Heron us. Wharton ct a., before
the Eighth District Court, is progressing. The
affdaVits in this case are numerous and contra
dictorY.
, 1872-11-20

QuEESsrowS, Oct. 19.-rhe steamships Spain
and Parthia, from New York, arrived at Moville.
Steamship California, from n ew York, arrived.
New YoRK, Nov. 19.-Arrired red-Steamship
Mont Gents, from Lon1on, and steamer Vile do
Paris, from Havre.
, 1872-11-20

Or 90 PER CENT DISCOUNT will be deducted
from all purchases Of the above goods during
the time mentioned. ::
The regular prices Of these goods viii remain
unaltered, so that customers can see that this
offer is made in good faith; tile discount will
be deducted from the face Of the bill.
This stock consists Of all the best shades
Of plain colored Gros Grains, Failles, Gros
de Antiques, Taffettas and Poult do Soies.
Fancy Stripe Silks in White, Grey and
Black grounds in large variety, few Of them
as low as 75c I'D. all Of our Stock Of Rich
Black Silks over 1926 per yard, consisting of
elegant GroS Grains, Cachenlircs, Sublinles, etc.
Of Bonnets and other best makes
Black Silks lower than the above price will
be sold at cost, but the discount Of 20 per cent
will not apply to them.
We will also offer during this sale Genuine
Lyons Cloak Velyets, at such sacrifice as will
place them So to S. a yard lower than the low
est market price.
, 1872-11-20
THE ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 19.-Four other Con-
eervatives have arrived and enrolled their uames
at the capital, and one Republican, making fifty,
which is one less than quorum In the Senate,
nineteen Senators we're present, being two less
than quorum Both houses adjourned until
tomorrow.
, 1872-11-20
CALIFORNIA RETURt..S.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-Present returns in
this State place Grants majority at II, $50.
It is probable the effort to secure an extra
session Of the Legislature will fail.
, 1872-11-20

BOSTON, Nov. 19.-William Gray and other
prominent citizens recommend Otis No1cross for
Mayor Of Boston, as the best man to meet the
requirements OF the city at this time. The
Journal and Transcript indorse Norcross.
, 1872-11-20

ton says Judge Melton has enjoincd the col
lection Of the State tax levy Of twelve mills or
dcred by Comptroller General Neagle, OIL the
ground Of its not being authorized by the Lcgis-
lature.
, 1872-11-20

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 19.-Ofdcial returns from
all but three counties, and reports from them,
make Grants majority in the State 18, $40.
, 1872-11-20
Obituary..

NEW YoRK, Nov. 19.-Dr. George Cochran
Health Officer Of Brooklyn, died this afternoon
Of pneumonia.
, 1872-11-20
THE SOUTH CAROLINA SENATORIAL CUES
TON,

Special Despatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 19.-Priyate assur-
anees here from South Carolina as to tbs cou-
test for the United States Senatorship IN that
Stste are to the effect that the matter is as yet
an opsn one. The only thing certain is that
Senator Sawyer will not be his own SUCCESSOR.
The fight really lies between Governor Scott and
the negro Congressman Elliott. The latter has
only his color to recommend him, while Scott
has money and the influence of a strong fnan-
cial ring. It is pretty clearly indicated that
Scott will be the successful candidate.
, 1872-11-20
WfGTVtRcfNtALFGfS

WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
WHEELING, ". Va, Nov. 19.-The Legisla-
tu1e Of the State met to-day at Cha1lestown, and
perfected their organization harmonously.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
FROM JAMES BROOKS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS,

"A0HA'NiN't ~ Ssi 4u"g oi, 1915
DEAR SIR III regret that public business will compel
me 10 be here on the night N your meeting Mr Gree
ley and started in life journalists together acted to-
gether for years. and parted for years. but We
are together again on issues try whether this Gov
ernment OF laws or q Government OF lead and gunpow-
der-a Government OF the of the sword whether
individual, municipal. and State rights. as well
Federal rights. are TO be preserved; In short,
by force or Federal Repubcl Two the SEN
ate have lust down 10 the HOusen0 doubt inspired
by tho Administration-Act No. 70 give Gen Grant
supreme control OF the coming Presidential elections,
thus 10 force his reflection and Act No 10 suspend
the habeas corpus and thus to strip the voter OF all n
dicia protection demand unity OF opposition from every
citizen. and tower far above Pig Iron the ad yaorems
thereon a. Issues Ia November look TO Mr. Greeley
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

and exeellence is bound 10 triumph Yours, very re-
spectfully. ADoLPH KEssLER, NJ D.
New York, May 30. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
FROM w. w. NILES.


GENTLEMEN; Yours, inviting to address the meet
ing at Cooper Union, June called TO raty the
inations Of Horace Greeley and b. Gratz Brown re-
ceiyed. make this Second Declaration OF Independ-
ence that when any Governor becomes destructive OF
the equality OF inalienabe rights Of man. 1t is the duty
OF tho people TO remove him and substitute another
better suited to promote their interests and happiness
declare further that prgress is made by continuing
Administration in power but it is done by substtut-
ing advanced and progressive dynasty for one
which, established In the infancy of ideas has been out
grown by them. Every advance from Magma Charta 10
the American Consultation has been ngrafted by the
people upon, instead Of inaugurated by the regnng
dynasty. Again. the people taught Grant his republ
are like those Of Copernicus and Columbus steps n adj
in unison with the efforts TO place HIM In the front by
our surages where he has long since been placed by his
statesmanshp and intellectual power. II the time can
NOT be better occupied accept with pleasure the nvl
tation TO address you briefly Yours in the faith and
truly, W, W, NILS.
Fordhap1, May 20, 1872
FROM DIR. ADOLPH KESsLER.
DEAR SIR: deferred answering the letter inviting me
10 address mass meeting in Cooper Institute, in the
hope Of being able TO comply with the Committees fat
tering request but my professional engagements
aud urgent that will most likely be prevented
from participating In tho meeting. am happy TO 500
that able and prominent speakers VIII represent tho
Liberal Republican cause which by lls inherent purity
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-15
HOW TO GO WEST.

This is an inquiry which every one should
have trulhfllly answered before he stapis on
his journey, and little care taken in exam-
nation Of routes will in many cases save much
trouble, time ard money.
The Burlington Route" has achieved a
splendid reputation in the last two years as
the leading Passenger Route 10 the west
Starting at Burlington it runs direct through
Southern Iowa TO Nebraska and Kansas, with
close connections TO California and the rrrri-
tories; and passengers starting from Lancas-
ter, on their way westward cannot do better
than TO take The c. B. & Q. and Burlington
Route.
This line has published pamphlet ca ed
"How TO 90 West" which contains much val
liable information; large correct map Of the
Great West, which can be obtained free of
charge by addressing the General Passenger
Agent B. & NJ. R. R., Burlington, Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-15

cover the river" their buoyanoy of
spirit exhibited so much ofthe cheer
falness of hope, the lockers on might
suppose that, like Moses of old, they.
bad already caught glimpse of the
Caanan beyond Old and young
mingled happily together, warm
greetings were interchaaged and
long will he remembered the occur
FENCES Of the day.
The association, unlike almost all
others, must as time rolls on ineviia>
ply be diminished in numbers until il
eventually ceases TO exist. May
that day he far distant. but when it
is past, the recitals OF the pioneers of
Grant made at these yearly meetings
will lapse into history and history
perhaps may pass into legend, before
the "reminiscences of those reciials
will sink into oblivion and be frg9 st.
ten,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-15
Estate Of Hobbie-

G TATE on WISCONSIN,, o. Probate Office
- Grant County. 20 Lancaster, oct. ia 1872.
10 the matter Of the proof and probate OF the last
will aud testament of Charles Hobbie deceased late
of the county OF Grant.
Whereas, an Instrument In writing purporting 70 be
the last will and testament of Charles Hobbie, de.
ceased, late OF the county of Grant has been filed
IN this office; and whereas application has been made
by William D Jones praying that the same be proven
ana admitted to Probate according 10 the laws of this
State.
Therefore, II is ordered that said application 10
heard before me At the Probate ONCE in the village
Of Lancaster in said county on the 9th day Of Nov
A. 1877, at one o'clock +. NJ
And II Is further ordered that notice shall be given
10 all per sons interested in said win of the time and
place OF said hearing, by publication in the Grant
! county ne II newspaper printed in said County
LOT TN &c Successive weeks each week prior 10
the time Of such hearing
BY the Court. WIN McGONfGAL
20w3 rounty I,,1,o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-15

STA55E on WISCONSIN, IS In Probate Grant County
~ Grant County, Court
In the matter of the Estate OF Jonathan Perrin,
deceased
On reading end Ming the petition of Daniel Perrin.
OF the county of Grant, representing among 9th
things that Jonathan Perrin, late OF he Co of Grant
on the 10Th day OF Nov. 1872 at Beetown, IN said Co.
died interstate leaving goods chattes aud estate within
this state and Co. that the said petitioner is Of
SAID deceased and praying that administration Of
said estate be TO him granted
II is ordered that said petition be heard efore the
Judge OF this Court on Wednesday the 9Th day Of
Nov, 1917, at one O'Clock 2, W. at Lancaster in said
county.
order cd further THAT notice thereof be given to tho
heirs Of said deceased and to all persons Interested BY
publishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing IN the Grant Co
Herald, weekly newspaper printed and published at
Lancaster, in said county.
BY the Court, WIN. MCGONIGAB Co JUDGE
Dated at Lancaster. Oct. IA. 1872. cows
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-15
Sherifr'S Sale.-BabcOCk et Al.

STATE or WISCONSIN, Circuit Court in and for
y Grant county 20 Grant County.
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale
Julia Vance, pitt, VS.. Beuiamin Babcock and Iobn
Crsnbaugh, deits
BY virtue Of lndgmen to ioreelosure and order
made and rendered in the above entitled cause on m
18th day Of Sept, 1872 directing that sale be made al
the rtgnged premises therein mentioned ana descrh
ed as follows towit: Thenw qrof section seventeen.
90 town six t6, north of range four az west of the
4th principal meridian. in Grant County Wisconsin
| WILL on the 3D. day Of December, 1872 at the hon,
OF O'Clock ia the afternoon at the front door of the
court house in the village of Lancaster Grant conn
ty Wisconsin, sell said described han a. and premises n
SO much thereof as may be necessary to the highest
and best bidder for cash. to satisfy said INDIGNANT
interest thereon and costs of sale
WM. Il. SLoAT Sheriff.
BARBER & CLEMeNTs9N, Grant comfy MI.
Pins Attorneys, 2oy6