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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-08
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Monday. July Z. 1878.

NEw-YoRK, Monday, July T. 1873
There was but one public sale announced
to be made at tho Exchange to-day. viz: BY James NJ
Miller who advertised 10 sell by legal order under the
direction OF Charles A. Jackson referee several parcels
OF real estate located Orchard Grandst which
sale was adjourned until Wednesday next, OH inst Re
gardng the suburban sales advertised for today by
Mcssrs A. D. Melick, jr.. Bro. at Plainfed, N. j.,
and by Messrs Blackwell Co., at Tarrytown, West
chester County N Y, we shall be enabled TO give de-
tailed reports to results under to mOrrows date
Among other public sales announced 10 90 made on
Wednesday, Jero johnson j adyertises to sell ON the
promises, at Mount Vernon Westchester 90, N l., by
order OF the legal referee 200 specially desraby located
lots OF land situated within short distance Of the
station and being the property known as the tdIrlng
tom Estate. the property TO be offered WITHIN Is
miles OF aud only mile distant from
the line Of proposed annexation, 10 IS pracucay Wthh
the limits NewYOrk yet beyond the lne OF city taxa
ton This general neighbOrhood IL rapidly improving,
the opportunity here 10 he afforded 10 make invest
ment in truly desirable suburban realty mas seldom
been surpassed special train will leave Forty second
St. at II the day Of sac. free passes foI whch
with descriptive maps OF the property TO be sOd can Dc
obtaiaed OF tho uuctOneer his Office IN this city,
PROPOSED PUBLIC SALES.
Sales announced to be ued, at Tue seLa cor ' nop o''0"'
Sale on the premise, N j. 100 lois VI ground and
houses -.
Is.i sale uoder The direction Of Cha' H. hh one O
ST. inches sssisflr from KiaSsbrd IL, q,
III s lgS % Rorhe aGd y e on 'eGes i , hSs
srly from One.baadred. and eight 'secoal-sl
w w. By MeGgire -
rIeg, sale nader the direction Of Jno McLonShn referee s Of
ground located tue soaheAl'ety corner oil Seeoad 'a' one
hundred AMI Nv l. j. Bk,et<r Son q Co.
Ler, uudsr the direction OF Pbo uss rs'sree psmsss
n8IOO located the eaerJ side VI FnA'e ~ se' inches
northerlJ iWsuty fourthst 49, -
.,a., II, d ss S"'. 81 II ses oln., Crawford referee
building. aud Of 10, ess9 e.,ea on the 'o0'Aer side OF
i''"" 'A''''>' Bg Hseh N Gamp.
LeFa sale under toe direction OF David T. Kendall referee I've IN
assd houses the soserg e Of oneiuadred
sBdssnh 'i beginning os feet inches s''Y 0~ 'oa1A'e'
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DElJSIONS-1uLY 7,

Supreme Court Chdmbers- Bv Judge Daniels
p,,eg and aMouoa 10 discharge of
arped with BIO Gusts ooPponng Golden sgt, SehuLt Motion 10
..l .slo Jsne N 50 sf osDosas LraTIss
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Gitp Real estate for Sole.

BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-ayes., 'front.'
inc Ceps Park Sixth Seventh 0oTe the PHh ca
Grand S''i''"' ''' wM RAYSOR.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

EEN-YORk CITY.
ka.Ie Road cor OF 99,h-st, laltxl103.......
Broons-sL - 1903 OF Hudson it 8Ss1sb
Cliutonst o. Il sof RiTinstoua jiK ,,...........
Ci,T HaLpace o. RAG nv OF Pear,st W lUID ll.....
RsseIsL eS t9b Hestsrs1, aJIiOIlSo
EtltIdge.st LIS n Of llrsefst 5Tl10.............
C.uverueurs St faS 81 ChefrysL ISXI9g ..........
Ienry st. No IN rs ~ q OF Chuiuns. 4JbKBi...,...
Houston a. % of Chr o. 2,IAJ .............,
Ladow-.; t6f d q of DclaHoey.st. liE1l6........,
Iadsssl s. $40 I, % Delaney si 20sJ16.........
kssfok a. ~ IL SiGL 81. 4jSlDo ,.......,...
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gounisp Real Gstate tor Sale.

AT LOCUST VALLEY, fronting and over
"a looking l. Sound. COUNTRY RESIDENCE and -
ACRES OF LAND suitable bug Excellent for bath
ing Naehborhooi hrscas rutland WHITING BssEnaust
SHORE-FRONT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
- Thirty miles via EeWHavsn Railroads modern house II oo8.
modern con shae s9OO;
ELEGANT VILLA 70 rooms; ground Modern house..
rooms: s65O0 Descriptive circulars Address W. ATWATkk
Riverside station Conn.
DARE OPPORTUNITY.
Ia Of the bestFARMS in MARYLAND for SALE q
Der acre rA from Baltimore wash
gton: Hopse large airy; society dehga Prut
forest unsurpassed So The u
three years. gellm y III psy the
KENNEDY & SON Washington D. @
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Drooklnn Real estate for Sal'

Druoknn Real estate for Sale.
A HOUSE, near CARROLL PARK.
N FOR SALE good story bcf and brown stone oi'sns
HOUSE Caro- at between Court aud CDn0hsA |Ai ~ %
tensUn i2Hg2 story lot lIrog . NH
NOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOTo Nos-
40 and Al Rsm,ep, 5rIOo &C. H. and n Montsg 81
I0oriOO House No zoe Pneppiest 2r, hou no I
WoBShby uouss No WioughbVt Houses Sos ~ o. aud
So EsI.sasL GORDON 4. FORD, 81 Car1-ss, BfoofyA
OI-STORY STORE and DWELLING
e)2 No lO2 Pius.ppest. near Puitoo 8. Lo IIso al,
GORDON {. FORD. 81 Clut-ss BroosIs.
noe AND 2f8 WESTINGHOUSE.
ZVND between TIlary and Johuson-ss.
POUR,srORY DOUBLE HOUSk
Lot, DIV.
GORDON FO2D
~ Clark st. Brsotiya
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CALbNDARS-THn DAY. =. N
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-s1ronff1so 4 sOrsrkns srolFseIayb.- =

--lsxPoRTINd sOYsrRRs 'ToA ENdhANb. -
For several years past there has been a
great scarcity Of oysters In England, the
being that those who in
dnlged in this luxury had to pay almost
fancy prices for the best quality. Many
OF the beds at the mouth Of the Humber
and tho well-known Cleethorpe oyster
beds have given out, and it has been sug-
gested that they be refiiled with Ameri-
can oysters for breeding purposes. Dur
ing the past month nearly 5000, 900 of
oysters have been sent to England for
this purpose, by Mr.. Richard AppleRnrd,
to fishmonger at Grimshv, in England, !,
who has decided to try the experiment OF
breeding oysters in these beds. On
Thursday, last 1,70o barrels were de-
spatched hy the steamship Silesis, which
contained 100000 of oysters, and
further consignrnents will follow. When
they arrive IN England they will be
dropped at the mouth of the river
Humber and the beds ut Cleethorpe.
Lincolnshire. After the expenses of
transportation are betrayed. these oysters
are sold i'll England at u profit of $50
per hundred, in addition to the prices
paid here, and therefore thero is little
difficulty in complying with tho English
orders.
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Sherifs Sale.

lThp Stale OF South Carolina, Union-In Com.
81, mon Pleas.
James y. Baxter and Thomas 3. Jeter as
Special Referees, plaintiffs against Henry
Gt.Worthington and the Spartanburg and
uaion Halttpad Company, defsndsnts,-
rlYn,g.as q! FOR ForsclosH,e and Relie
EpuTaananSs &c ..sn Of an order Of sao made BY
wili oHer Tor sale, on, tho frat MONDAY in
february next, before the Court ouse door
OF HnionYiile, belween the hours Of II O'Clock
der; the whole OF the Spartanburg and Union
Railroad Company's Kailrpad, known "a the
sstpartanpSrg sta aud Union Railroad, including
the road-Ded' right OF way, grading, bridges,
ate in the Counties Of Fairficld. Union and
Spartsnburg, all the stock subscribed for in
,aoy the spnTtanhhnrg a and Union Railroad Com
therool, the iron nails, spikes, chairs and
equipments, and all tho property owned hv
said "a, Company. as Incident: TO or necessary for
wit: Fifty thousand dollars to be paid in
cash. and tho balance in three couaI scmi-
annual insta!mcnts; with interest on the
chaser to give His bond, with a ,nortrspe of
the property sold. and to pay for all NECESSARY
papers.
';The purchaser at eaid sale has leave, il be
be 60 minded, i'll lieu OF the cash payment
above required, to pay twenty I've Thousand
dollars III cash and thirty thousand duIiars
III coupons OF the frat mortgage State guar-
p'.hS va tae and Union
iahroAd Company. or III lien Of such cou-
pons, sixty thousand dollars in said bonds Of
ss'd company, tho said coupons or bonds to
ho finally credited for tho amount 20 which
thay shall be entitled as dividend out of the
proceeds OF tho road and the sale thereof.
Iho SAID sheriff will execute for tho pur.
chaser 1t said sale deed Of the prcn.isea
sold; tho said deed, hanover, to be delivered
to the plaintiffs as referees az aforesaid, to bo
held by them hs an cscrow, and not to be do
,lveTed to- the purchaser until the FIRST insta!l-
ment be paid. but the purchaser will bs let
into possession Of tho premises and property
sod forthwith.
When the first ins!a:lm,nt upon tho bond
go to bs taken by tho shuriff shall become
due, tho purchaser has leave, if he be so
minded. IN licu of thu same, to pay to tho
piitntiifs M referees as aforesaid two hnn-
drcd thousand dollars in tho aforesaid first
mortgage State guaranteed bonds Of tho
opartanhurS and Union Raiircad COMPANY.
or the whole or any part of tho sal first in.
staslMent III coupons of the said bonds at tho
rate OF one dollar iii coupons for two dollars
IN bonds; such b,i.ds or coupons however ia
DC llnally credited for tho amount to Which
Lhcy sia'l bo entitled as dividend ont OF tho
prncccds "f tho ROAD aud the sale thereof
i. MACBETH, s. U.O.
SnEhlFFs OFFICE. UAl.NYILLE, S. C.. Jauu-
ar, 7. 1873 Jsn ~
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Desirable Budding Lots at Private Suls.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

OF No. l. corner or Gervais and Sumter
~ streets, Immediately opposite the resi-
deneo OF chancellor Carroll, measuring 52 feet
front on Gervais streetiand 20S feet front on
LOT No: 2, adjoining the above. measuring
81 feet front and running back 208.
LOT No. 8, adjoining No. 2. measuring n
feet front and running back 2o8. !l-,- -.
II not sold by the fret Mond az in February.
Wiz be offered at public auction.
Jan ~ NV
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, January %. 1873 =
Columbia Hoiel-R E Carpenter, wiio
and child. city; D W Spencer, Virginia
u Lartigne, s Brown, a l. Robinson.
I W Fancell. P Malone, BIackvile; j Il
Stevens. Georgia.; Thomas Barber, Vir.
glnia; B Miller, New York; A A Gill
pert, Thos L Upshaw, Thos Z Upshaw.
Jr, Sumter; l. Houston, Greensboro; Ii
Aarrls, Lowndesyille; w J Gayer. j.
al Whiting, Charleston; WD Kennedy.
Amg:;atu.
lVAecler Houss-C NJ Brown, A HiII.
baltimore; l. s J Hays, Lexington:
ii"nry Sparnick, Aiken; Fl Moore, ar.
KANSAS; W c Ferguson, New York; J J
Mcclure. Chester; s T Bakor, New
Jersey; Thos 8 Pike and wife, IYm r
Nichols, % G Sami, Philadelphia; G M
Hopkins, Charleston; A A Glover, Edge.
field; Richard Singleton, Allen J Green.
Acton; j j Kline, Wnlterboro; Il Far.
row, Atlanta; Foster BIodgott, Newberry:
II Il Brawley, Charleston; L 3 johnson. !.
W"lhalla; B = Beatou, Alabama: J u
Graham. Sumter.
Central Hotcl-J 0 Dcherty. city;J 8
Land, Anderson; J II Hcrriutt, Charles-
ton; Il Gaines. Richland; Miss Angie
= wards, Miss A G Edwards, Miss j =
Edwards. Darlington; o Burgess, J A
Leland. G & Leland, Laurens; ii w Lee
mud. Ninety-Six; Dr. a NJ Newbill, Mrs
Hattie Coat. Shelton; Wm r Emison,
Georgetown.
Hcndric House-J Is Pcgg. Anderson ;
y Is Houston, drcensboro; u McCul.
longh. Fairfield; DR. s G Morrison, Ches-
ter; Adams, L. D Nixon, Md; T. Il
VS., Frog Level.
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Stolen.

Stolen.
St0LtH from hall OF tho residence OF r. g.
NJ Dayant, on tho night Of january az. a
ROY light brown OVGNCOAT, with a velvet
collar; had the taiiora' card on tho right
si.G'e thus: Made by +. B. Spence l. Son,
snl'abl- ,'"ard viii be paid for it's recovery.
~ u. CARDWELL,
ChI::nt!n, Oo.nmli, and Augusta Railroad
u!ilca. Jan 201s
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UNITED STATES CoUEr, CuAn1EsroS,
January 25.-Pctition OF Johnson,
Hirsch Il Go. to establish lien and re-.
strain the assignee from paying oat
money i'll tho case Of VIM. Gregg, bank
rupt a temporary injunction was is
sued. restraining the paying out of
money. nDa the petition was referred to
Registrar Carpenter.
Petition of u. w. Brown to enforce
lien in the case Of Jamrs Cotchett, bank
rupt, referred to Registrar CTawson.
Petition Of David w. Lamb and A. S.
Johnston. trustees of Virginia S. Max
we'll, to establish mortgage in the case of
VIM. j. Maxwell, bankrupt Referred
to Registrar Seubruok.
On tho application Of Mccall, executor
Of Mccall, for an extension of the time
for calling in liens in the case of VIM. J.
Ma1wcll. bankrupt. al extension to the
lst OF March, 1878, was granted.
Tho counsel fees were ordered to be
paid III tho case Of w. W. Harlee, bank
rupt.
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tS sdthdrise'thS State Trea,urer .o M

|.S Aathdrise'thS STATE Treasurer to pay;
|tosthe Oity Council of Charleston moneys
advanced to the health officer of the
port OF Charleston for quarantine pur.
poses, nll Of which wero referred to their
appropriate committees.
MIR. Levy-A bill to revise and renew
the charter OF the Home Insurance Com
papy Of Charleston.
Mr. Spears-A bill to amend the law
II relation to'the license and registration
of pharmncentiats.
3 The House then proceeded to the con
sideration OF the calendar bills until the
hour or adjournment. the general appro-
priatlon bill occupying the time.
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Various rnmblings IL the bowels of Tho
earth having led the Inhabitants of
Grant County. Mimi, to investigate tho
canaes thereof, they have foand IN i'm.
lnonso deposit Of Epson anls.
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(. o. o. +.

I. y. .. L.
ATAHfEN.- 4 capable TEACHER, to take
w charge of .'aiuiotio Lodge school, the
present lucumhen:, iir. GARRISON, hcving rc-
hf%ncd. Applications must be handed to tho
Conmittco prior TO Lat OF February. Tho
School is now ia - prosperous condition
ComMnn:citions to b. a tdresseh t.
JOHN MCKENZIE,
Ja:i II 4 Chairman Schoo! Com.
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hXTRA TRAIN.

s5jnTsJssN-.:, .-.>
gsss!sss,5 gsssss zsF' l3zs EHs Z sss.s..skaI
[SsA Wy aV AZ re. AZ NJ RlI .HH.
Sale "f Spnrtunburs X Onion Railroad.
AN EXTRA TRAIN will loavo Alston on
"a MONDAY NEXr, February 8, imme.
,liatsly on arrival of Grccnvillo up train. and
reach Union Court House in time for the sale
Of tho Sparianhnrg and Union Ruilroad. re-
turning to Columbia sanio day.
TiOS. Il. JGr&R, Superintendent.
Jan 20
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Desirable City LOIS.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

On MONDAY, February s. nj 10 o'clook, will
soli, boforo the Cour. House, tho following
LOT /, situatel on corner Of Henderson
ahe an! Hsco ssroetsi measuring "a feet front on
henderson, and running back 2O8.
LOT q. ADJOINING tho above, on tho South:
hing back caGG9e. zee
=, Lot 8. adjoining No.. being of the same
ming South ON Henderson 2Os feet.
!. Lot q. adJoining tho above, on tho East,
oelng o. feet front on Rice, running South 2Os.
,.ant moe ~ !, corner Wheat and Pickens, 81 feet
'front.' East on Pickens. running West 208.
20 Lot 2. adjoining the above, on tho South.
or o1o feet front on Pickens, and running West
feet front. running back 2OS
aerms OF sale, which Will bo easy, made
Jan &c e"f-As'
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-FOUR Colleges and four Building Lots.
BY D. q. PEIXOTTO & SONS.
On tho FIRST MONDAY in February next.
we will soil, in front Of the Court Housa ~
this city, "
Four COTTAGES, with ono-fourth OF an
aero attached to each. -
ALso,
-Four good BUILDING LOTS. each contain.
ing one Quarter OF an acre. adjoining the
The above property fronts on Assembly
street, between Green and Divine streets.
Terms very easy aud made known on day Of
ale. Purchasers to pay for papers.
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XAILFT#if=s IL

Auct1oh Sai &s.
~
ftns go9ectiom ef Household Furniture.
ND. g!PKXOTTO & sons.
on rIhduhsDAY % oAY MORNING NEXT, s0th inst,
positively sell, "' Va"
The following articles, belonging to . "a.
ess;n epecia6;ie fsmily declining house keeping,
Marble;Tep Bureau, Marble Top WsshatsnS''
Centre Table, Bcdsteadu. Mattresses. PiIlows.
Carpets, and many other articles usoful IL,
housekeeping, -
4: a fine seven octave Rosewood Piano Forte.
Terms casn Jan %
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WANTED TO KNow.-If the Legisla-
tire of this State is going to pay over
$50. 600 to United States army officer
Tor doing duty for which he is amply
paid by tho Unitcl States?
Tho question has been asked us, in
this connection, whether an army officer
+an charge a State for ''services rem
dcred" in the ordinary discharge of his
duty? We think not. We had better
hppropriatc $50, 600 to pay tho interest
ON our jnst debt, to feed and educate
thousands OF our poor starving children,
or to buy farm to relieve the diseased
minds OF our unfortunate lunutics, than
to pay it away to the private emolumen t
OF anybody. Tho State cannot afford to
givo away dollar ar.-Eoening Herald.
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nppropriate $50. 600 to pay tho interest
on our lnst debt, to feed and educate
thousands OF our poor starving children,
or to buy farm to relieve the diseased
minds Of our unfortunate lunntics, than
to pay 1t away to the private cmolument
of anybody. Tho State cannot afford to
givo away dollnr.-Eoening Herald.
---->.~
NHERE ARE TIE KU KLux?-Thc
.snoko-hnmse Of L. L. Burns, upon the
plantation Of Major T. W. Woodward,
WAS entered few nights ago by party,
who nbstracted his entre stock Of bacon,
hnm'. shoulders, middlings. jowls. &c.
The same party broke into aud stole the
horse Of Mr.. Tidwell, tenant upon the
same place, which, with another horse
IN tho possession of the party. was used
to take of tho stolen meat. Send us a
dctachmrnt Of Ku Klux, or these aspir-
"mts for Legislative honors will ruin the
country. = 1Vinnsboro Ne,cs.
DEATH OF Mrs CHARLES BAKER,
Monday of last week, the remains of
MIR. Charles Baker, QUO of our oides!
ana mos. highly respected merrh: It's,
were consigned TO tho gravo. Ycst.r-
day morning. ut an carly hour, lis
widow, an tstiisiablo lady, beloved by
large circle Of relations and friends, died
ut her residence In this city. Of pneumo-
nh, Tie stme inn!ady which cansed the
death of her husband Two children urc
left to mourn their double loss.
AugusM Consiifnnionalis.
Among the recent patents granted by
tho Patent Olice. rs published in the
Scientific Americln, is IL gin filing ma
chine, invented by Lewis Monroe Asbill,
I'D, s,,,
providing tho file holders of gin saw
ming machlne with certain hinged
plates. flo plates, spring plates aud
slides, whereby the whole operntion OF
sharpening is nudo more uniform, the
necessary time curtIiied and the whole
operation greatly facilitated.
a sleeping car on the North. eastern
liaiiroad, became detached from IL
passenger train and remained Oh Tie
track, Last Friday night, and tho disco
very waa not nude by the conductor
until hiH tram had run over twelve miles
In I'ie meantime. two freight trains mp
preached tho sleeping car from different
directions; but sll ght accidents occurred
to each IN they were about running into
il, and both were brought to II hall.
Provilcntlnl.
IEE HOUSES DURSED IN fcAFANEAu.-
On Sunday evening, in tho classic pre-
cincts Of Iamacraw, in Savannah, ten
frame houses were destroyed by fire
Tho property vas a!i insured. The loss
fnlis principally upon the occupants,
who were ali colored people. and whose
household effects wrro seriously du.
magcI ANA many lost in removal.
The smallpox epidemic has reached
such height i'll Baltimore as to have
alarmed the authorities and tho iuhabi-
t"nla generally. There were l19 deaths
TOR tho week cu'ling January 20, and
tli"rr are at the present. lime ]. 500 eases.
boatun has :.'ao suffered telrlbly, but the
d'Sensc there Is reported ns having passed
the crisis.
Capt. Christian Ijhlmar. master of The
brig E"itsgrnr, fell from the blnfr ut s5.-
vnnnah. (i". on tho night Of the 20,b,
AMI was killed.
= coiorcd gentleman in Georgia, has
rum away from his wife. because s.e
Threatened him with tiihy.fcarth
h.lN
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I'd. rc:m1a4.ssH1$4 81 = 1l$t4as7e{'l6A1sE1H1G Sc Z
FekesSA,AnAsr.

~ PARIS, Jannsfy 2s:%4 hsssisnad d
treaty OF coinmercse ebstwosh Eng(aad
and France. l,.,;- ,a...4 l..A,ltt
MADRID, January. .2S. l-The. report Of
the Conmittee on Reform and Abolition
OF Slavery in Porto Rico was, sead in the
Lower House of :he Cortes.
LONDON, January 28.-Adam Sedge-
Wick, the geologist, is dead; aged eighty.
five.
IhanoN, January y2s. -The,mailsteamer
from Rio Janeiro reports yellow fever
raging. when she departed. 'Hd"J - u.
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The following is copy of tho sottlo
mont which the Financial Board made
with Financial Agent II. II. Kimpton
and which waH sent to the House Satur
day by State Treasurer Cardozo:
STATE OF South CARoL1kA, nn
Cry OF GoIuNnIA CO
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Tho Tribune stockholders iavo decided
to tear down the Tribune building III
May next, an,l erect new building of
sncn dimnnsions, it is stated, ms 10 rival
il not eclipse any other Devoted to jour-
naliam III tue country. Cost estimated
ut S250.O00
1t is believed that when full reports
can ho obtained il wiil ho fuund that
nearly 500 persons lost their lives III
Minnesota during tie y crni .upw Storm
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-17

merciai principles, and in this State.
notwithstanding &c apparently wise and
healthy decision Of the railroad com
panies TO abolish the pass system, it is
being gradually restored to stock meo.
The pass system. whether right or
wrong, will never be abolished entirely
by railroads, but obey ought to prune it
Of its pernicious features at all hazards.
Reciprocal eourtesles in trade is a poll.
cy too old to be abolished but it should
by all means be kept within reasonable
bounds that its privileges may be be-
nefciaI instead Of detrimental to the
parties praeticing it in business
Gai,sbfry H., RrDaJi'cpa.
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fran Tremfnm

-. Britton's son has come from the
east to live with him.
b. L. Way has got the best piece
Of corn in this section.
u {. Beordsley has been prcpar-
ing his house Tor winter.
Der. Ill phea: IS 95cts bushcl.
with a prospect to be more.
Ducks aud geese are quito p'cnt-
lul aud hunters are having sport,
Indian summer is upon us and
farmers are making the most Of the
pleasant weather they can.
The potatoe crop is tie poorest We
have had TOR several years. Those who
have a supply expect 70 set dollar a
bushel.
n. L. Way brought a splendid
mule team With him from the Fair
held at River Falls Several farmers
wish they had such teams
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-17

0lRCUIT COURT, PIERCE CuNrY-Jon-
Y aihan Goodwin, Plaintiff, against Mer-
lm Si1ls, Degcn liant.
TO Merlin $lgNs, Defendant above
ualnt;--
You are hereby Summoned and required
TO answer the complaint in this setion.
which was GlcI ia rhc OF ee Of the Clerk Of
Girc.it Court County OF r.crce and State Of
Nrconsia ar the ,IiIn4e Of Ellsworth in
81 i county on the tr-t day Of September,
4. y Ie13, and 10 serve q copy of your
nswer 10 The sal complaint Gu the sub
scribers at their Gihcc, in the village Of
River Falls in said county of Pierce, within
twenty days after the service Of this sum.
mons on you, exclusive Of The day Of such
servicei and if you tail TO answer the said
complai within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff a.. ,ais action will take Judgment
against you for The sum Of one hundred
and sixty-four dollars, with interest on one
hundred aud ninteen dollars from the 25th
day Of November, one thousand eight hun
bred and sixty-seven, and interest on forty
five dollars from The S,h day Of January,
A. y. 1868, besides the Gusts Of this action.
Dated September 2nd, 1873.
MopsE & VANyATTA,
l4-7t Plataijg7s .1ttoney,