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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
Sherif[S sale-CampbeIl ct al.

SrArE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court in and fol
~ County OF Grant Grant County, Wis.
Judgment Of Foreclosure audSs
Frank Barr and Charlotte b Stowel heirs at law Of
Timothy +. Barr deceased plaintiff against David
Campbell Ann NJ. Herring. LauraJ Varney former
ly Laura Campbell widow OF John Campbe de-
eeasedJ AlEora Bliss. Adelia Endrron, Almon h.
Campbell, adults; and John Campbell, Laura h.
Trainer Z. D. Campbell, Newman Campbe, and
Carrie campbell infants and ell heirs AT law o John
Campbell deceased I'D John II. Sarles Adniuistra.
tor Of the estate ofDwght l. Parker. deceased: Mary
f. Parker. widow and Administrative Of the
estate Of Dwight T. Parker deceased Nav L..
Parker. Dwight I. Parker Frank Parker a, d Chas.
Parker infants and heirs at law OF said Dwight I
Parker. deceased defendants.
BY virtue OF Judgment Of foreclosure and order Of
sale made and r. ndered ia the above entitled action,
the 10th day Of March 1879, dire, ting that
sale be made Of the mortgaged premises therein men
toned and de, cribed as follows to wit:
The east half Of the north west quarter and the
north quarter Of the south quartz 81 section
thirty two and also the south quarter Of the
south quarter and the south west quarter Of the
south quarter dissection twenty une, al in town
ship number seven north Of range three west OF the
fourth principal meridian ir @ ant County, Wiscon
sin. / Will on the seventeenth day of June, 1878,
at the hour OF O'Clock in the afternoon, Al
IA front dOor Of the court house, ia the vi age OF
Lancaster, IN Grant county Wisconsin, sell ~aid De
scribed lands and premises TO tn highest ard best
bidder cash, TO satisfy said Judgment interest
thereon and costs Of sale T. CARRIER,
snerih, Grant County, Wis.
". P. Dewey PRES Atty.
Dated Lancaster, Wis, April ~ 1873 49wo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
The Wrecked Atlantic.

HALIFAX, n. s, April 28.-Three
bodies were recovered from the AL
lan,ic wreck Saturday. The body
of w)uan was found on the bot.
tom a f,w yards from the sunk en-
bull with her eyes picked out
Otherwise the bodies were in a good
state Of preservation. Nothing was
dULe at the wreck yesterday. there
being too much undertow for the
divers. Capt. Sheriden says his
men could have brought up more
bodies if the New York Wrecking
Company permitted the removal OF
the goods and luggage floating in
the steerage. Scarcely anything
was done by the New York Wreck
ing Company last week IN saving
the cargo On Saturday they brought
up few cases of hard ware. An at
tempt was made TO blow off a por-
tion of the vessels side, bat was not
successful Another attempt was
20 be made this morning. The
Lackawauna took large quantity
of powder for that purpose yester-
day.
Captains Williams and Merritt
went to Prospect to-day, where they
will remain for few days. Persons
visiting the wreck yesterday cay
that on looking into the side light,
they perceived large trunk with a
Saratoga label Hostirg by sno
while locking through portfolio
the body of boy with light hair
Hoated past. A rumor was current
last night that the body of Mrs
Fisher, for the recovery of which
FIVE thousand dollars were offered,
was found at sea by a vessel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
The Atlantic Bank Detalcation.

New YORK, April 28.-There was
. slight furry in Wall street during
the morning hours in consequence of
the defalcation in the Atlantic Ma
tional Bank by the cashier, Mr., f
l.. Fainter, amounting to about
S4O0, 900. The misfortune Of the
bank is regarded as a consequence of
imposing upon the cashier duties
that should have been discharged by
other officers. President Southworth
was formerly in the grocery trade,
and bankers and brokers say that
II he was a failure as a grocer he is
rot likely TO be success as a finan-
cier
ibis lie one of the most enormous
defalcations on record, and the de-
falling cashier has shown himself
the coolest aud most selfpossessed
villain In the annals Of crime. The
regular meeting CT the Directors Of
the bank came of on Saturday after.
noon at ! O'Clock. About that hour,
Mr.. f. l.. fainter, the cashier, drop
ped in at the Clearing House, APP
preached Mr.. Tappan, President of
the Committee, and handed him the
keys Of the safe and vaults: saying
he wished to deliver them up. Mr.
Tappan, very much astonished, ask
ed him why he did not deliver them
to the bank officers. Mr.. fainter
replied, "No. | want the CleariE g
House Committee to go at once to
the bank, and examine its affairs"
He was so perfectly cool and collect
cd that Mr.. Tappan did not know
what to make of him. He inquired
what the matter was. "Defalcation, /"
was the laeonic reply. "Whose?"
asked Mr.. Tappan, still more aston.
ished. "Mine," was the placid ans
wer. He added 81 will 90 up
With be Ccnm;'tee ard assist them
to the best of my ability. / have no
Intention Of running away" Mr.
Tsrpan Immediately summorcd tae
Committee aud sent them 10 the
bank, IL Nassau street On arriv-
ing there they found the Directors
In the midst of their meeting, and
and astonished them as much as the
cashier had astoDished Me-. Tappan.
The Committee stated the object Of
their coming, The Directors listen
ed in blank surprise. Mr.. Taintel
announced that he was ready &c
make explanations. Lie vas asked
the amount of the defacation, and
he repIied "S400. 600 S75, 900 ir
gold, s162, 900 in securities left in
the bahk for safe keeping, and the
remainder securities deposited rs
collateral" GLOW long has this
been going oD?" a. ked one of The
Directors. about FIVE years." wal
the reply. "Havo you anything
laft?" M " What bas become O.
~" Speculation At this dis
closure tie President Of the bank
MIR. Southwortt, was 80 affected
that he burst into tears. Al hi.
juncture a customer oppI cached, anC
the Cashier, taking his usual place
at the desk, went on transactine
business Us though nothing had hap.
pened. IS s0on as the Committee
and the Directors could recover from
Che shock-Ar. Meigs, tie Nationa
Bank Examiner having in the mean
time arriVad-ttey began thorough
Investigation. Ig this thoy were
materially aided by the cashier
whose GOODNESS was perfectly en-
chanting The concern having com.
pleteIy and irretrievably gone tc
smash, il took the Committee but
little time to wade through the
ruins. The result showed deficit
Of S604 600.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

IMPORTANT TO LIoUeR AND 1oBAo-
co DEALERs.-From the 6rst of the
present month, all persons selling
cigars, snr s., or tobacco, in quanti-
ties however small, and all persons
selling liquors, either spurious or
malt, in any quantity however little
are required to obtain q special tax
stamp from the collector of the dis
trict. Those falling to do 80 will be
liable to the penalty of 6ne and i'm.
prisonment. This is in accordance
with the provisions of the act passed
in June, 1872.
The absence Of such stamp, post
cd in g conspicuous place, will be
prima facie evidence that no tax has
been paid, and sellers run the risk of
being complained of by any one en-
tering their place Of business.
The Office Of assessor and assistant
assessor being entirely abolished,
this new plan of collecting the tax
appears 10 be simpler and much less
expensive.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
"a. We TreasurY DepArtnent ha

A-The Treasury Department has
cent several clerks to Europe, to re-
turn as storage passengers on the
various lines. for the purpose of as.
certainipg everything relating to the
treatment of emigrAnts on the British
and German lines, also chemical ex-
psrts 70 analysis the food, water and
air on shipboard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
"a The reanonsihilitr nf hoteI

keepers has always been very diff
cult question TO definitely determine !;
bat here is an Illinois Judge who has
settled al least one point, to-wit /: that
o boarder at a hotel is quite q differ
ent institution from guest; and that
while the landlord is responsible tor
the baggage of the guest, be is not
responsible for the traps of the board
err. This is very nice distinction /;
and one that is calculated to puff up
the mere guest and make him lock
down with contempt upon boaTders !;
1t is therefore opposed to public
policy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
HECharles Francis Adams curious

EE Charles Francis Adams curious
ly missed eayiug just what caused the
defeat of Seward at Chicago. in 1860
and eventually n" nominatinn Of
Lincoln. Horace Greeley did that.
Mr.. Adams might have added that
the management of the friends of
Lincoln in the Convention was not as
effective for him as that of Stewards
friends. The Seward crowd from
New York somehow made very
bad impression upon Western Repub
licans, and helped Lincoln through.
The fact is, Republicans out West
were troubled about those times
with q great deal Of conscience, and
they did not like the appearance of
Tom Hyer at the head of company
of roughs and the freedom with
which money, and whisky. and
chan payne were used at the Seward
headquarters, was disgusting to NOR.
al people Cincinnati Commercial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

The Celebrated
M EDLEY HORSE.

Ths celebrated horse will stand at the subscribers
stable at Cassvile the hrst orr days each week
at tbs low price of Sc insure. The horse and hi
stock are too well known 10 or at County ID mead
AIRY comment It's stock 10 exceeRt / n ali reaoec,s
Cassvile, April25 1878 4sw3 b. V.PERRTN Pson,s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

pNrThe Worlds exhibition ct
Vienna was inaugurated Thursday
afternoon by the Emperor of Austria,
with imposing ceremonies, in the
presence Of . vast assemblsge from
oil parts Of the earth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
NOTICE.

would inform those 70 whom sold annie trees Tor
spring delivery that Mess Elwood & bros cannot
MI tneir orders TOT appis trees tn sprng for the
ION N at All varieties exceptil he Hass and Dutch
ess ana Crabs are, or lees injured by the
winter II eft In the nurseries they will ell
but II taken up will not A. wish 20 send cut
nothing but cd ct OK they prefer ep the ujared
tress and viii deliver them this fall if they recover
4swI JAS. A. DAVIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

s@-The renegade editor of the
Northeast Enquirer, g rebel sheet
published at Athens, Georgia, de-
serves another licking. He appIsuds
the cruel lndian massacre in which
Gen. Candy and others we're butch
tired by the treAcherous Modocs.
The following are the headlines IN
der which the Enquirer announces
the MASSACRE
AN INDIAN MASSACRE
sABrAlH JACK AHD WARRIORS RxyxSoS -a= sovTH b
ErRnssiSo sSSSxAl cAssT, ONE OF aER eRKA7-
-s7 osFREssozs. AND TIE PEACE
eoxMissioHKss-xRxP
TIE SAIL IN Eo-
sfoN
TA-t, Cheers for tie GaliGat zodO:ii
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

~The Chicago Times speaks of
the Democratic party as that old
and played-out political organization
which so long carried on the double
business of buying niggeFs and selling
ont free.traders."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

~ Congressman Cox, of New
York, and Peters of Maine, have re-
fused 10 receive their back pay.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

froVlHce OF echlesWlgJ Angst 1917
The Little Champion reaper, IN possession
of Mr.. Johnson, eycels in my opinion as re-
CARDS its capacity for work and the subs,an-
tial, handsome and practical construction in
every respect all other machines known 10
me. and is mastwork of the inventor AL.
hough cutting good deal wider than any
other reaper, two horses can draw it very
easy during the whole day, and it cuts aboI,
10 tons OF ground daily. Every one who
saw this machine at work lost for ever his
old and sometimes justly confirmed prejudice
against reapers. can recommend the same
TO every farmer w. WALL.
aAn expressio,l for tho snana cnt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
BoEs7 NEAR CAPPELS,

PTONlnCe OF slLItsN tFtoo1..DgNR y
had a chance 20 see the work OF Mr.. John
sons reaper from Mankbrasup, this season at
MIR. Petersen's of Wietkiel and at Mr.. Theo-
phile of Duttebul. At the first place the ma
chine cut some very strong and tall wheat and
cut 1t nice and smooth in the desired height,
it also laid the cut grain for binding ia an ac-
curate shrpe. At Duttebul the machine cut
oats, mxed with much clover and grass. On
both places the machine did all that can fairly
be expected. would mention that 1t Is drawn
easily by two horses. w. HEX.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
'uuy lt:
RRPREsgNTATlYEA

From the above record it appears
that one only of the four Republic
can naembers from this State has re-
..ssd the back salary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

%Carl SehsIz has gone to
Europe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

CpE in another column advertisement about
GILL tOua and Nebraska iands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
DECORATION.

The citizens of Patch Grove and vicinity interested
In the decoration the Scott Burying Ground near
Thos. Nsge's requested TO meet at this rou I'D
Saturda, June lsf, 1873. 49w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
DISSOLU pION.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

The partnership heretofore existing between samI
Wondhouse and Char Is r. Thomas, under Il. Q name
Of Wood house Thomas, is tAis day Dissolved by
mu tuAl consent. The accounts Of the lstr fam will
be lett at the Bloomington Mills one mouth for set
Element, after that tm5 they will be ulaced IN an Of
hcers hands, either party will sign 10 liquidation
SAMUEL WOODHOUsE
c. z. THOMAS
Bloomington, April l4th, 1874.
The Bloomington Mills will DO continued under the
management Of Weodhouse, Hale. 3 stanley who ex.
pect by strict attention 70 toe interest OF cr.tomer
and with increased aeilities for their accommodation
to merit continuance If patronage 90 liberal y be-.
slowed in the past. ahw3a
Wo0DHoUsR. BALE, STANLEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
BLACK WARRIOR

will stand for service at the propretors stable In the
Town OF Glen Haven during the uing season
TERMs-$5 to insure. JAMES BROOK EMS
Glen Haven, Wis, May 8. 1873. sewl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
Heavy Horses Wanted

The undersigned will be at Lancaster, May 18th 10
10TH and desires purchase 50 good heavy draught
horses from to years old. liberal cash price will
be paid. BENJAMIN MOCK.
Milwaukee. May I'd, 1878. 4ewl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

Province Of Schleswlg, August Is. 1872 !
Mr. r. Joanson stayed with ne on August
18th and l4th, to show the working OF the
Little Champion. Notwithstanding the very
wet weather during the first day, The machine
cut quite heavy wheat without the least trou-
bic. On the second day cut in nine and
half hours thirteen tons, each 240 square rods,
Of oats, some lodge d, some very thin and short
and mixed with grass aud weeds, in really
superior manner. This machine Is without
all the faults and DEFICIENCIES | saw hitherto IN
reapers. 1t is about perfect, in my judgment
II. A. ZiEsE.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-28

sscinl notices 20 ceuts per line each insertor.
Advertisements payable quarterly IN aGvsi.ce
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-28
&C.. At The, Post Ollicr Newsronu.
~ Caii and ex,m'n". -&1

~ Advertise in the RECORD.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-28

station for Jamestown, n. Y. ard co,r,o,i
with A Il G, ". trains east aud west. corrao,
Warren "i-h t7alns cas-, and west On IN, ,prs
Il Ii HAYER Cent sss,
lnnsIE, New yorE
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-28

pimplcs B,o,chps. AID 5rll ro'1 on a" ftr.
Ieltrr Ringworm, FitshWurn+, frrF'"tHS, ccur
and eruptive scro uluut diseases, have t.eir n.-
gn from virus and CORE 'ilu' II the hlr, q br
McCHl,um'S Root ilo.d Srnrca.- rt'.r. ut 'ar
source Of all scrniriou- dsr.e- hY cHL'gl 7l 'rH
Lur;inG rvery kind Of iU:n nE- corrupt ua Il IN
the boOd Warranted Pno.. Ing mail 8 CD
(Root9 sufficient 10 make quart % rlood N'n,ch
g" llt'na Medicine Ga, irs'W-!h IN. En"
1913
The sun., 1873-08-16

Ausust and tis for extra PRIME. Bacon rasin better
es.a1i sa.e- boIes long rieit at Sci N boxes do,f
a. a. SIC; ySe; @no ss. vister eurea short rib sts,c 81
we're modsrstt demand and Sea ..asT pcsed S shoai
ders .2ld at .Iys5c d. bens at Sc fancy bellies ,tj
Bke~ Lsrd very dui sales g. tee at s,c for priin
quoted sc3e sutier VS. aaief State ss.as go "a
sDoSS SS 5,n: s ws..es1 T. ES e., G9es.e "a. modsr
1 G T 70 an nns G stI,e se,, ,setSr
e .9is ear Iot, 70 y Ssss IS od vlnter red. 5ols
Sss v,scu Grs S9 Ssys, offered a. e for oe,o
and No Miv sukee for october at IS Corn nrmer II
e ss'n S ii a. ts 5l we2S 2 ,sos tPt ;se.@
ssIsc for Western white 0at. dun sales Is SO 5ash i
sis 'ga a. nIsd .nd - %c FOR Thi'e qqotsbe e
se,ye nominal Rye quirt sellers of Western at %
nssb' A. a6Yu sssf Ia store Pess-ssles 2so
COTTON There have been increased transactions I'D,
lo"sr grce. Quoatoa. aaahanses Middine di's nn
& ,&aids' p,.el and ov midd.ins lo i,lc. sales IL Z
- Tor specu alton Fora rI deliveries have been ir-
regular closing a. i'fc altalr. 10 Auz-t and ahuit.
eo,ins s-lsc 70. August &c. ' For sepembsr & phbs
le' Tor october ana it~c. fl- November. The Lls-
srypFiEs ia fme1 ii Il ,e for r,a,,d
ana g. fur crude thc lower nzure bti small saes
r,hucd Tor August -frila'l r..ia va. f,i-iy art,,
and -.er at t4i,fs a.I, NO. .ud AZ t3ss t3.. ed.
Talon .oid AZ .4c. f1r rrtae clty .tearine brouet
.ac 'or rru.e. Whs<ev fr1er a. g'c Meta se cry
MI quotcd ,.5 ala II Glengara M l2 eb SEQ seds5. ~
- hnsHsn .i"cN ~ niha.y T. &c. IN plate.
ilc fu- DOM, ,-t.c .Ad o. We ;or Eas H. Fi-h quiet
N' ', so'i ~ ~ ior Ce.r-.'. A. sji Tor Bank
art Huen's A'res q !8c s.l sH. city slaughter.
.i.; elrf'1gf Ln rti-in- .se -oii At $50 sri
nj a. a. t,e &C. Agd Ygi- tr'isl' N'fe very uai,t
Cor. ~ orders AZ g. .a.t - o. ~. eoi-0.,, .,6
'' si 90 the Co-tiaeat, ant g, o. ,or, Tor Or
The sun., 1873-08-16
rnr erANlIrr, or AEu yrR>Er.
Who j. to b. ia, NeSt Candidate tor Cover
more


NCHoOLEl MouNTAIN. Aug lj.-At this
quiet summer resort, whore there d. ro -cdu,-
tive cluu house, no iace course. uo di-ilay tt
fo4rip-hlud t4rt-outs, no Irnccly r pre-.-
dental -plruGor 10 grand dlr-, hups ana uo
amu.emeuts save tho-e that would be approved
and shared ty the most correct family peoI ,r,
there AS lately been played q sober little game
u political draw poker, wElCu las decided bee
question Hs % who shalt u~ tue nominee Z r
Governor q the neX- Republican state Cuuy,I-
ton = N-w Jersey.
AtA couclaye WDirh met here about two w,eas
ago, there wore present agents 2 John liiil and
George \. HalseN. t.e two most fr.fuiur.. and
IAlted states senator tattcu II Camden, s. Wuo
controls tie Republican vote of Southern Jcr-
-rN, Iul who Is pal II Sesor klb,-uu. sent tn
agent also 60 the untain. Af'er an evenings
discussion of the subject u was nnally au-
uounced by Cattells friends that Halsey would
be the man.
Tho Republicans oi the ate-and they all
read TN >UN-are now informed wuo II II that
they Will nave 10 so Z for,
The sun., 1873-08-16

Nl'rf.EaHle ..t .f ti.... ..4i ,rr.rsrr .i.
Iue building improvements suil -riu-
ou here eu brace many -hoNy tiucAs and stylish
...4-t-. tr.ush mons whose exterior. at d. =
Woull be called dg,t-.l,s, ia a ctty Ike Clu,ta-
mai 4Ae fas rite style o. ul.lLin- i- sac i.ll,.
square. fH.r--tUrN trirk. with tuMuiug- " o.
dow casing, ana rornl,"- & sn'srtzcd = o..
painted iEr-t"r marble. a.i topped ~
uttu . lofty Han-At4 roof. Nut uue. even 81 tIr
ulr.4-tnou .-dul.ar mansions .- t4.t ct
genuine rtuuc.
ton tar O.. 80 Duu-lltLou-J ls -'.Atur "
stewart great Ner'u: palace al the tuter-rt-
t.l ~ Aa--acu4- - LAi toHlcCt.r4t LYcu .rs.
This lut a!ltN has teen tuc ccuire u; me = i.r
great real ~ tate slrcu. atiOu-, ~Ith which "tne
El.- ard their friends are said 60 have fsath
cred their nests so Handsomely Two yrars ago
70 was all goose pond. tor lc.ed 10y a dirty aHd
Guapidafnd pasture ground yaEruut : at fnl
negro babies, Vherc NV r.svs ..e pru-i I tGl..re
Il the Nevada -au3f.
The surrounding grounds, n"w ttst tine GOV
eminent has enclosed and Improved ~ GO. r
rlt or reservation A. the 'Nitrre .ttul Il thee
tto ayruue-, and the N,tr.I litlu Railway have
put go Toe street car-, Ats iaUl-'d ia market
value from twenty-five Crnts = square foot, ald
lhe house ils H. though i Is 10 {, II $1,000,
and tu ne man nuenf, = poor adAr Dt cheap
hnrA- without designed n eNscraolc taste. and
built hy shoddy senator, and why should &,
noe %" lis.It .G4tt lie W,f.tNN own r, WuN
carpet f-la--Dd lr no AuW N..A 81 NcI .t.... a...
of Lite seare uv.- AT t,r Grand Hu.el, san Frau
CISCO, was the Ie-tiu- hraurirr ,f the ] n. .4l
Mine, whereby SEQ n4aY ..uto.u- En-UsuIuru
We're entrnpped, and hes also tnr w'l-ac'rrdItrd
%Tgr4s,a,t."n Re s t. of Se.qii lps M r-' d" ie senate
And a. -u.W uHN t4.ri} TIE peg. lee 1r' dealt
Wltu, and their interest Jro.HDt.t 10 Tat a.. SO
e. rnurtt,.u Il W.4.u.i.sH-, .l- Iu.lrd states
SENATE. lt Is DnN n",,, ar> Co ada t"A- y VI.
ulitttr lu tle son %. 4dc SID .lD.tc..Iy uy tao
raLcIs ~ Republican sen .turs
The sun., 1873-08-16
InE rhLLo">ro>r ilrhDIsroN.


ten. RG--rt'- Report 20 G. Directors Of The
Nu.tL-rr Tarinr Ksi. .ro-f Nrw Har'c
irons u ,ma-,k 80 the y ....r,, stone Cro.--
fn- Ncc,Pscd b, tue toiuP.r,.
O. u. E.-~,r. boz CHARGE ~ 'hr railroad
survey of tte stan -y Yelov,tln" cxp,dti 0.
has -.Hu..t,'I g. 90, 4.tu l..- z go N.r..-
eru rac.a- h4Ir.al COMPANY ia this -ity .i-
.....l -,. -' 2 r,..-- -.u- ftr ,.c .mpl -hrc
ts tur expedition. b. dnd. the p.w and Glal
r.utc a.r..- western Dakota from N,--oun Z,
she Y-lrv-t'n- river, entIr-,, prscti able and
satisfactory, It be,r- greatly SUPERIOR 10 th.-e
.' .trr tt's ..t Gi-t4A.H H. I'D il LEES. De- II
miles shorter than the survey Il M. Il,
gradients arc moderate. tIe aver ~ Il rk
reg nile L. ruu-id srlhly less the number Of lru-
ir'Nnt rrll s~- h. reduced nearly tWo-,hi.ds. and
crossed seven and eleven times. - crossed oi zee
ou tie line - heated. The route runs imul--
cu''lv through uulN une mile II the bad -
clay lands list east u the Little Missouri.
With lev exceptions the coua'r is lull.H-
prairie" ,sin"ttW.- rising lut" Low bids the -rl,-
being ~ client ard ,"'i good. Go'c water W4-
I and tile ci,iro &C.. arrr. C..l uu'cr p AZ
VARIOUS points 40 veins rel feet .n tui. ~ -,.
lH. timber De- more aou-a-nt than on & lriuer
Pie r.ror' states ;A.' The a.a.n .ds Z G n.
N'li'"t N.'' .. H'.' ''. .'...tt g.. H' ri'i % ,
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lt Gen. .-t r-.A,. IA, @. u-t ful.N,. Doc"
a.acr te-tai-0'. Z tho re-l 'r1vcr-ed ~
a.. f.a.u ',r o. go. e.. lOt aIi .y g.. 81. cDDlf rs
ts...--.t b., r'0 %. tffAe railroad.
recon. %. p Of .n" company la.r t.'"rt'd
''a 0.v pe rr. uTl.I lri ny ,tru s-.,rir 10
...-- ~ IS tfe t.,..a- s,. 20 tic tri. 49, fIr
hrL.astuue cto--.i-. .uu ay, called for Or =
uUv-.
l,sl lro~,. 'ing. tae'Hr'~,
90 f,ure. .lI..rr where u VIII .fu ti, surrey
l.l4r bet f,-- Z. r' tte vo~'. ard tt4- rr.4-
in" erur. tmand Is expected to rvturn Co.
f,Et il. g so. "a, '.- .tF J.
The sun., 1873-08-16

On Monday through tr..n- will begin -uaa NJ
On tac Midland abroad 0ctwc.l HeN Tora 4.4
Oswr.o. The road str,es through the leart ot N.v
York state sA.r,eus che distance rfy Wlr, between
~ YORK aDt NIAGARA Fais, .ui ps.- tls q o.
uUrfrr % ArN lUrA. fHt II. la renee r.f-T and Az
adf VIA DsN 60 Irli. a.. ruI from ths ru.t uf fl-
= lasy vtuit Lt uud a. Jtr.vY ,l.y au4 49, lhr l,.
ruinuit aud Iuxurir- ot Pullman ga lct cars al
be- provided tor tourists on the through traL-.