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, 1872-10-15
THE HESS HOUSE ROBBERY.

The police authorities have not made aston
ishins progress toward the detection of tie per-
petrators of tie Hess House jewelry robbery.
full account Of which was published in yester-
days TRIBUNE. They claim that it is more mys-
terious than the Morse burglary, and will give
them more trouble to "work up.' The doors
md windows to the Office Of the hotel have been
carefully examined by expert officers, but the
conclusions arrived at BY them have not been
made public. It should be understood bv tile
public that the genuine policeman is never su-
preme]y happy unless he has a criminal secret
locked in his breast, or can make his ciyilian
ncquaintances believe that he has one. Il hag
always been his dodge to make . mysterious
case more mysterious, and to endeayor to
induce the reporters not to publish Tie facts
connected with it until after the crimina1s ara
caught, lest they might take warning from what
they read, and leave town. Just as if good.
fat burglar, who had taken big "trick." vonid
wait for the appearance of the morning papers
before he began to cover up the traces Of lis
crime and commenced tie work Of deeeiying the
police! However the Hess House case NAV turn
out, sit looks wonderfully mysterious at present.
but we will see what can be DONE" This is what
Alr. Strauss has been told. That unlucky gen
tleman had better go home, and deVote bis time
, 1872-10-15

Remarks Of Hon. James e. Blaine
Before the Board Of Trade.
He Acknowledges Himself Simply Astounded st the
Growth Of Chicago Since the Fire.

Hon. James G. Blaine, Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives, visited the Chamber of
Commerce yesterday morning, and was intro
spending about half an hour in conversation, he
was escorted to the Speakers stand by Vice
President Culver, who introduced him to the
Board Of Trade in a few welI-chosen remarks.
Mr.. Blaine responded as follows:
REMARKS OF Mr. BLAINE,
GENTLEMEN: -trather confuses me to look on the
faces Of the men who have built up Chicago in single
ago We were very much stirred in the East and
our we're excited at the report that Chicago
had been DESTROYED by fire. have been al over tie
nothing but some great bear bull operation in real
estate. Flo such thing as fire ever happened Why,
lie year tha your descendats vi vii saVs
5ennrs r., ,,as ressz -, +,ss ths
told US but, gentlemen, thero is no conception in the
East OF what you have done here the msgnihcence Of
gops ntspg t d t1a
this morning. any man would tell you Of the future
Of Chicago be must bring you few chapters from the
tainnens, and afer lie has read them for ten years
his conception Of the truth about Chicago will seem
By the I s e to Ss OF f I'D s9 sE
truth Of what genteman from Chicago stated there
was its distance from Chicago. ILanghter] That is
the only backset there is to New York.
Laying p]eassntry aside md speaking it sober
nc=t me that every American citizen whether
native naturazed must take pride in your spirit,
your enterprise, pluck and indomitable energy. You
aro tic actors III TIC magnificent hana represent
the spectatorE and the energy perseverance,, pluck
and fire that you have shown in your great trial has
aroused for you throughout this country degree Of
wonders for Chicago. [Cheera] The only trouble is,
you draining a tie rest OF the country Of ss best
men, and wish could go back and discourage the
cannot. Everybody has Chicago On the brain, and
look upon the FIRE real blessing to YOU for it was
certainly the greatest advertisement Of the city that
could have been made.
Gentlemen, have to thank you for the kindness and
courtesy that has given cordial reception by
commercial Board with reputation so high and q
commerce that is 80 coexteHsye with the continent.
[Applause.1
, 1872-10-15

LAW-vuu1S f1T{tF.j
1913. Lil =. Flynn. By agreement, reinst3t-
ed. Submitted to Court and passed -, 44a A. Row
ley Estey Dismissed b plnntih'a stt0ney
stein Boslerman. Dismissed by plaintiffs attorney.
$50. Riley :. Drake: Motion OF defendants attor-
ns 5ana at na Tor sn f
haurcr Motion Of plaintiff to dismiss appeal at de-
fendants costs with procedendo because not perfect
$500 =nd bill Of exceptions in twenty days.-s77.
Benzengcr v City, Dismissed by plnintG's attorney.
-l,61s, Bonton :. Wiidor Jury called. Evidence
% Cay H. 12 a. H. IT, 10 to 2s inclusive
914. Ebbeson '. Ebbesoa. afastcr,s report fled and
confirmed, and decree or divorcc.-894. Turner Y.
Stewart By stipulation referred to Scott Master
1cation and default--9l3 Bohlnan V. Boh!man
Masters report 61ed aud confirmed, and decree Of -
Yorce--e23- MCGOWAN '. A1cGowan. Proof Of pub
ication, default and referred to Scott.
NEW SUITE.
40, ,ssa Phillip Larmon v. Samuel Cove. Covenant
seneA guseo Ss T SzaDstG aRpsa! 5fS 5ona
spsing. eehanics sa len on the Grand aasa can,ra
Hotel for lumber furnished amounting to s. 3a9 the
hotel stood. 80 s42. Robert arii1lth y. the Union
qeF sHs 'as Ias Tsg W;sa xaofat S1o ar 3 S.
George arussiug. AEsumpsi, $500. Narr. Wilkinson,
4 ske John ro1 assum{ps 3so BeDey Usn
and Ives, SAC. same Y. 7. G. Prescott.
S hss@sfs ~ Ha1 ~ sso sgssa 2 z ansxs sams
-4o,64s. Gurus Il. Boyer Y. ". B. snookhook, his
next friend, v. Reuben Hagenbuz Trsspass, 5000.
woodruff 5arnisheev Myer Baxter, paiatiff Frank
lin Denison, plaintiffs attorney.--s0,85o: VIM Bulge
Y, l. Schiller, Administrative Of August Schiller Pc
tit:on to restore judgment. Mary j. Bozery.
Ili6h1 Y. SDT3GUe. Same.
, 1872-10-15
THE LAKE FRONT TENANTS.

Those Who Have Not arovcd 1Iust Do SO This
wcck-Iist Of Tenants in Arrears to the
tttv for Rent.
,,
seai ago. ~ VIII po 1emennereo' "nen a
very large proportion OF the business men OF
the city were unablcd to find any rest for the
soles Of their feet in the form of stores tn rent
+1,o,, .,,,1;aa ~, H. poa,s - p,,1,;a U..a ea
10y aptnea ~ Ino ooAlo " uoue "otAo ~ -
PERMISSION 10 bcllo temporary stores On public
land. Many of them obtained permits to build
on the Lake Parlf which was laid mt in lo+s for
that nrrnosa i Inv rant VINO 6,aa ,,ror,
and liz iaaseca ca11ed MN 10y - oPI,, e;ot,
m aoreemenf to nav tfa;r rent 1nnnt,'1y TRa
arreenent l1as bae1; lived m ~ WITH foirnaaa nn
tile part of a majority Of tbe tennnts OnIv
ooa atfamn+ ras ma5o' 'duri,,s- tha raor - ;,nara
the condit;na mon which tSis iand was occ,1.
MED. Int iu7icio1s action On fin mart of the
Mavor hronrht tfo refractory fane1ta tn time
WITH annzin9 nromntitude. Sinco % That tina m aka thc
rents Laye been renerallv mid m Thara ara
,o,,. .r,o,t;,,,e 1,o,ro..r o,;1 H.. iii -
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S93. Bejanger =. Kennedy. Jury called. Verdict, de-
fenlAnt not guilty. Motion by plaintiff for new
trial.-110. Hayeiand y. Kuasel. By agreement fys
jurors sworn: Verdict for defendant, Gnd Judgment
On the verdict.
(Cau, 138 to l49)
,rz, =, 6. [5'tdGs 4 H.I'oas;1 bootA1
hardt ct nl Cros5-pe:ition dismissed without prcju
dice on motion Of cross-r -retitioner.-G. N. 3,949
Gorshe " Van Patten Motion by plaintiff to dismss
appeal for want Of Jurisdiction denied and exceptions
by plaintiff.
CJ4dge 1yee]
1,5o8 Jerome Chambers y. Frank Gazzo1o. Demur-
sustained to eecond third, and fourth pleas, with
leave to amend third plea.
No. eos. Sweet Follansbee set for yesterday, was
to the Criminal Court. No. $40. Dater '. Anchor
Line.)
r., en:SczRg-lJ,dgs 1sts ~ uIzHams;7 .,,,
without prejudice as to defendants, Alfred Ward,
Robert Leitch, Edward c. Coolidge Leland Moody,
md D. G. shipnert At conp1anant's costs, on motion
NEW SUITE.
4,543. John Leindecker Charles g. Voge1. Appeal
Sns5tiae and Hs{ia5ae company: Assunpsit, si1oo
nsee nstn pa5ads Co. AgRea! e @ 4Som
s boat G. v. 5ones. attachment a ne lv 81 B. w. w.
Pence y: IL. G.. Boasen: Appeal from
Sea1s re9bas: s5o6o o%es spaa4a nna NJ:
Daid l. Wilson, attorueys-4,549. BY. Fuller v Ger
ber, Coleman, Calvin, Burhey, Hogel, and Schmidt.
gashll '. Wiese ct al. Appeal from Justice wolf
4651. Suppressed for servce.--a,552. John Ryan '.
Franklin Bank and Catherine Ryan. injunction to
s. 30o0 which plaintiff alleges her to have banked tor
her own use in various small sums since 1861 he hav-
ing given up total Of $50 ooo 70 taEe which
mainder. Myers l. Lawrence, attorneyB.-7,553. Co
1u%5us Gheago ! Indiana Central Railway Company
Lots 80 and 90 in Cossctts Addition to Chicago
=. Walker attorney.-4,55.. s. Il. Ker-
, 1872-10-15
MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. c.. BIGETAOW

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, hes removed from No.
9 South C1nrkst., Of Monroe to No. 46l SOUTH
STATE-ST., CHICAGO.
well known by all readers Of the papers, that Dr.
G. Bgelow is the oldest established physician Chicago
who has mado the treatment Of Eli chronic
diseases specially Science and experience have made
Dr. B. the mos: renowned SPECIALIST of the a9e hon
orcd b. tho press esteemed Of the highest medical
ainents by Al the MEDICAL institutes Of the day, having
devoted TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE in perfectiuR
renedtss thnt 'T frEe Rqsye1s Al Of CHRONIC
evident that who confines himself tha study
OF certain diseases, treating thousands Of
srsl {s. practice Read his MEDICAL TREATISE foE
envelope. C0NSULTATION FREE. The finest rooms
in the city, with SEPARATE PARLORS for Indies and
$PoNpENgME M "a 6G6NEiDENTIaL. Adde'S ali lotters to
Dr. q. HlGELOW, No. 4el State.st. Office hours from
a. m. to p. Sundays, ?. N. to 5.
, 1872-10-15
THE COUNTY.
Meeting Of the Commissioners Yesterday After
u0on--.Transactiou Of Considerable miscellaneous

Meeting Of the Commissioners Yesterday After.
u0on---Transactiou Of Considerable miscellaneous
Business---ResIgnations Accented.
Ameeting Of the Board of County Commits
sioners YVES held yesterday afternoon, Mr. Ash
ton in the chair. Preeent; Messrs. Jones, Ske1ly,
Herting, Ashton, Crawford, Stearns, Roelle,
Harris, Lonergan, Pah1man.
Messrs. Armstrong & Egan, contractors for the
new Jail, submitted q set Of plans OF the build
ing for the use Of the Board, and also bill for
e4,350.
TIE Highway Commissioners for Niles asked
the payment Of 81 GOO previously appropriated
for two bridges across the North Branch. It was
referred to the proper Committee.
The Committee on Poor-House and Paupers
reported back sundry bills, which Tere ordered
paid.
The same Committee reported that the War
den Of the Poor-HouEe had, under what lie con-
ceiged to be the authority Of the Board, bought
=; hoESs ';,1 and and baggy for s2s7 The payment Of
The Hospital Committee and the Committee
on Miscellaneous Claims, and On Jail and Jail
Accounts, reported back bills which we're ordered
paid.
Tie Committee on Jail and Jail Accounts re-
ported. after consultation with the Superintend-
ent OF Public Charities. that the cost of feeding
prisoners per head per day was 80 cents; that
amount allowing the giving Of extra diet to sick
persons. The Committee are of the opinion
The form Of contract WAS altered, so as to give
to the Board, and not tho Superintendent, the
power Of changing the dict, and the report was
tnen adopted.
The Committee on Miscellaneous Claims was
authorized to buy additional ballot~boxes.
J. ". McGcnnies resigned tue appointment of
Inspector Of Inspector Of Elections in the Fourth
Precinct Of the Third Ward, and David Vaughn
was selected to fill the vacancy.
4 resolution Was adopted, requiring the maxi
ing of an inventory CT all the machinery con-
nected With the heating and yentilating Of the
old Court House.
Tho designations Of Messre. Hitchcock and
Wah we're taken from the tablo and accepted,
and the latter was requested to furnish, willie
in Europe, any information he could obtain On
educational subjects.
The Board adjourned till Monday,
, 1872-10-15

CST4rEe-f.Jr1re 1Fn}I1rs

John II. Deckernan. John 2. Wilson appointed
guardian nd lem in the application of Maria Y. and
Hy. BckeEan administrators, to sell resl estate for
payment Of debtss.-John 4. Kelly. William II.
Moore executor to restore orders and files by Oct. 81
John Schneider Bond OF cxecutrix for s., 900 APP
proved. .---George Borman. Will and codicil proven,
oo.-John stumpf. Inventory, etc., approved.-
Benjamin and John Brown Durham, minors. Gnar-
dianship to Henry Durham. Bond Of $400 approved.
-Abrnna S. Reber. Grant Of administration to Ger
trude '. Reber. Bond Of S, 900 approved-John a.
Beckerman. Decree for sale of real estate.-Johan
George Buehler Inventory, etc, approyed.-Pat.
rick Kearns. Grant Of administration TO John Con-
molly. Bond Of $1,000 approved.--Maginis oster-
berg. Regular adjudication.
, 1872-10-15
INDIANA.

Address Of the Libera. Republican Ex.
ect1tivGt Committee
90 tie Liberals Of Iaadiaaa:
The recent elections we're but the sllEru1ish be-
fore the final battle It ,sas drawn bsttle. Com
pared With the elections Of 1868, it WE defeat
to the old Republican party
Pennsylvania, in 1868, gave General Grant q
majority Of over 10000. Now, By system Of
fraudulent Foting surprising the balioting Of
the Massachusetts troops in indianapolis in 1864,
utterly infamous. indeed, thee Grant candidate
for Governor is elected, but by ma jority large
ly reduced.
Ohio, in 1869, gave the candidate Of The Re-
publican party majority Of nearly $4,000. Now,
that party succeeds by less than 10,0 COO.
Thomas 4. Hendricks was declared defeated in
Indiana in 1868 by 961 votes. Now, he is elected
by majority nearly as large.
There is nothing in the recent elections to
discourage ua, despite the boasting Of the Grant
party. It was the same party that thought to
sneer down the Cincinnati Convention: that was
jubi1ant over its friGhtfM and fatal losses in
North Carolina that was pleased with its large
reductions in Maine and Vermont, and utterly
Georgia last week, that gave us sc, 600 majority.
We simply need to gain as We have in those
States, and in Ohio and Indiana, md the battle
lis ourB.
The 0ld 0fGa11ZaLlc1 has lOst In every state
in which there has been an election since Horace
Greeley. vas nominated: It has only saved
itself from desperate defeat by desperate
efforts. It has had the Secretary
of the Treasury, and the Treasury itself, at work
upon the stump aud at the polls. Every device
that mendaeity and money could devise has been
employed The meagre results to the Grant
party Of such lavish outlay ia rebuke more
powerful than more conclusive defeat under
an honorable canvass. To succeed as we have
against such opposition is a victory indeed.
few weeks yet remain in which we must
labor with even more tireless effort. The peo-
pie Of Indiana believe in the mission of tho lib
eral Republican party. They accept its platform
Rs the wisest and best ever presented
BY, party It has every principle Of the
old party worth preserving EXPRESSED with
rugged force, and it adds principle
that the canvass from the beginning Of the State
Conventions to the present time L.s justified,
that the President of the United States should
not be candidate for reelection. The evils
and dangera Of having N army Of &C, 0,0co Office
holders and 100000 serriceable subordinates,
under pay Of the Government, attempting to
control nominations and elections so rs to Keep
themselves in place, have been fully demon-
Strated.
The ritEl difference betNeen the plattQgms is
, 1872-10-15

The young man Curtis, who killed his
been justified by q verdict that tie shooting was
done IN necessary self-defence, but he was still
missing, at last accounts. The elder Curtis WAS
worth some SAC, 900, and has been in the habit
pf late OF getting drunk and beating and mis-
treating his wife and daughter.
, 1872-10-15

to his business. His watches may come back to
Morse was compelled to forfeit before lie received
any tidings Of his missing jewelry. That's tie
way our crack Chicago thieves do business
They don't want to keep mans things, but find
them handy to force q heavy "loan," and no
questions asked.
, 1872-10-15
THE UNITED STATES COURT.
[Jud1e Bsol1ett.l

74s. {Chancery.) northwestern National Bank '.
John ". Tappan. Granted as prayed for,-757,
{Ad,nralty.> Deyille r. Holt '. schooner "Arc-
turus." I.elyo to swear to libel.
BASKHUpTGy.
2,l13. John E. Pettiboce. Order Of sa1c-1, ,213
George ". Daily. The following amounts ordered to
be paid BY the assisuee A. G. Graves $3.50 aud $3,
and D. D. Lowry, S43.45 aud SIS.
, 1872-10-15
Illinois Central Rnilroal.
Chicago, indianapolis d. Cincinnati Through

Chicago, indianapolis d. Cincinnati Through
Line, vin AankaIkce Route.
Trains arrive and depart from tho aroat Central Rroad
Depot foot 9t Lakest Fer through tickets and Sleep
neE Madison; l0J ha.ket-st-; fremont House cornar
ConRress-st., and Mchigrn-ay also foot Of Twenty
second st.-Coudensed = Timetable.
Afays Afs1Ss GhtGao Il n;i,nsnoii; Sd9n 9 n ssp m
Arrive at Cincinnati .......-tl0:55p ,. iS25 N.
tS!al and Express, except Sunday.
tliGhtntng Express, except Saturday.
Running time only Il hours
The entire train through to Cincinnati. Punen
a1eEters night "
, 1872-10-15

People Of the State rel. Thos. Jefferson Y. Tim
othy H. Bradley, Sheriff. Petition for habeas corpus
Writ Issued for hearing before Judge Tree.-City Of
Chicago Y. John Rece Appeal from South Side Police
Court.
, 1872-10-15

regular graduate IN aodcins) all chronic and
nisded. No mercury used Consultation free 9r 1u
guaranteed. All female dcultles treated With safet7
son-st., Chicago. ' a@0'-
, 1872-10-15
RAILROAD TIME TAELE.

Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy Raflroul.
DopotsFoot Of Iakest., 1ndiana-av. md Sixteenth
at., and Canal and Sixteenth-sts. Ticket Office In
, 1872-10-15

Chicago, Alton St. Lous Through Line, and Louisi-
{3fo.l short route from Chicago Kansas City.
Union Depot, West Side, near Aladisou-st. bridge.
St. Louis / Springfield Express,
via Main Line e.............. s9:15 a. n. 800 D. n,
Kansas City Fast Express, ria
.Jacksonyi1e, ILL.,, and LouIsi-
ana Mo. s9l5 q. N. 500 ?. n.
Wenona, Lacou, Washington
E1press {Westoru Division. H. *i50 .. N. 500 D. NJ
Joliet Dwight Accommodation 30 .. IN. sylU {. A.
St. Louia i Springfield Light
ming Express, via Main Line
and also vim Jacksonville Di-
vision t9:oop. n. 7l5p, M
Kansas City E1pEess, viz Jack
sonville, H., Louisiana, No. tq 90 p 35l5 q. H.
Jefferson City Express, 20 b. 1a S7:l5 O. m
Peorla, Keokuk Burl'n E1. .9C0 r. n s8:C0 o. n
Except Sunday. 4EI. Saturday, 8Ex Monday.
tDGt1y Eia Main Line and daily except Saturday viz
Jacksonville Division lDaily via Main Line and daily
except Monday, via Jacksonville Diysioa -''
, 1872-10-15

Has the most extensive practice in I'll Chronic Eeroue
III M Rsfas:s e. Of hot sexes Of specialist
charge. His Medical Treatise sent fres Itsn aia %
ideultics treated With safa;Y and - Ae1alo
, 1872-10-15
NO CURE;
ND PAKs
DR., KEAN.

s9 South Clarst Chicago may be confdeutia11v con.
snIted personally or by nail, free Of charce on III
Chronic and Nervous Diseases - A61' Va ot'
rants cures or pay. -" Va" "*S "@1'
RnhheS Goods alWaya On ha91,
, 1872-10-15
GLOBE THEATRE;;

WOOD SIM. .Iossees and Manaeers
The most brilliant aggregation Of attractions prs
sauted on any ste2o.
"oa41L GIT,
and Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
Continued success Of the great
NI@tAew@ Troupe,
Who, with ARTHUR GREGORY
will presen. number Of novel and attractive acrobatfc
and gynastic eats First here Of the talent
ed Irish comedian and vocalist, VIM. CARLETON,
Fho With the dashng comcdieuuo and vocalist, MISS
ENN1E G1L3lER, will render their famous character
g. A. Gardner, tliss Helene Smith. Miss Patti Ross,
Mss MRnio Rsinf1stt M An: ceEo, Miss Rqsn Lss
Richmond, e. x: Collier, Frank Il. Nelson A1iss Bstia
Remnielaberg; Miss Sophia Kennclsbe1g, Miss Clarg
GRAND EALLETS. Thepe1for1auce wifi conclude With
the lau8hable extravaganza entitled
The @@ppy MIan.
, 1872-10-15


at the time.
Rep. Do you believe that Hrs. Fair was utter
1y unconscious when she fired the shot?
Airs. L. I do. know that she was.
Rep. The prosecution made much out OF. the
fact that she transacted business on that day
and collectcdly.
Mrs. L. know they did. But I have been
in the same way myself. At certain times will
go about and do business and never recol1ect
anything about it,. once went out and did
some business, and took e hack and gave the
man some money and left. When he brought
the change into the office after me, had forgot
ten all about riding in tie hack or paying lin.
Mrs. Fair Las often talked to me about the shoot
ing, and how she felt at the tirne-much in the
same way as she gave evidence on the trial She
said that when she heard Mrs. Crittendens voice
it seemed as though thousand bells began ring
ing in her head, and she lost all sense Of every
thing around her.
Rep. Would slight occurrences sometimes
have that effect on her?
Hrs. L. That WAS not slight occurrence to
her But sometimes O hasty word, OF what
might seem to others mere trifle, would some
times make her frantic with passion, and quite
beside herself, and then she was in Nretched
health, and weak at the time. She had often
told me that she intended seeing the meeting
between Mr. end Mrs Crttendea; but 1 know
she went over there with no intention Of harm
ing him. She loved him too much. She used
to say that she loved any one that Ind drop
Of his blood in them. She always spoke kindly
He loved her too. You talk Of insanity; 1
sometimes think they we're both insane. He
was, On the subject Of his love for her I have
often gone down On my knees to him and asked
him to let her so, for his sake and hers. did.
J remember. When she mas East but ha Gaid
, 1872-10-15

TOE
Depot. foot Of I.ake-st., and
Ticket Office, IS Cannl-st
Moi1 fvla main and air line).
Day Express.
jackson Aocom'datfn {det1y).
Atlantic Express {dat1y}.......
Night Express. i
FOE DD1AEAPQII8
Mail. Observation-Disclosures.
Night Express. s...........-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20
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IOgHiH.


NdN'r's'ng a.o"e ooeS not Tooact
success. INC INN? ""'2h ~ "aN'Fl''-
cd must have intrinsic "teFtt, or 'l+e
large advertising VIII eNr.'na''y 60 It
more harm than good' II yo' nave
ANYTHING winch N"n kno" to oe good,
aareFt'Ss u tAoFo"9|'fJ, ana yon VIII
be sure 20 $acgee" ) Il u = poor
d"ht praise IT, Tor people wall 500"
discover You are iy'n9:
9Rgh Is me pm'e! OF me bVRL'A4'
ToN lS"I = wi''elt rhnS 70 ,af'" Sfe"'
HacihG l'oalS. ~ - h'nco,h, ih@
capital o. NeoraSNa' alln =. 'ha'
nraR'li"t region soa'h % lae t't'7'
illled win II, Il. lalda ahd hon'r'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20
ORDER.

Order Of the Hoard of Supervisors Of The
County of Wool, dctaching certain terdcor,
from the town OF Seneca aud attacking the
same 10 the town Of Dexter
Tho BDafd OF Superv surs Of the County
Of Wood do order aud determine as follow
Section /. All that portion of the town
of Seneca described Is follows Sections one
II two III 'hres y, TOUR IA, five ISL
,ix I6i, seven m, eight fsl nine I9l, ten
iIob cIeyvn IN and twelve ll2l in town.
ship twenty two I22l norh Of range two IN
cast, and sections one n two III, three III
four "A FIVE 81, six III seven III, eight 81
min" y ten lloI, eleven ,i!l and twelve
lt2I IL township twenty two t22) north OF
range three t@l east arc hereby detached
from the town of Scucca and are hereby at.
tacbcd to. and hereafter shal constitute a
part Of the tomu Of Dexter
Scc;ion ? This order shall take cfsc.
and he ia force from aud after its passage,
Passed june LIT, lo52, r. c. LfoN,
Chairman.
LeP POWERS, Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20
J. >. LABEECHE. TT. BODRTTE
EassfsECE7E Il sSODs3TT,
Dealers IN
Boots Shoes, &C., &c.

We have constantly on hand fun line q
Boots, shoes, Gaigcts Slippers, &c. both
sur oan make spd sale work, which We
frc selling st ptices that defy c0mpe tiLion.
We attend 20 keep none Lat the beet stock
employ skllfaI workuen, and sell at a small
profit Repairing Utally dose,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20

RusrIcATISG.- Mr.. J. 4. Ingre-
ham, the junior publisher Of the Re-
porter, has gone to Chicago and
Western Missouri, on tour Of pleas
ure and business.