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New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JUNE l. 4-TRlpLE SHEET.

your room and conscentonsly consider the facts and
circumstances bearing upon the case shall remain
In the city till p and Will receive your verct at
any time before that hour.
The jury then retired and II was ascertained that az
that time they stood the jury did nc the former ria
an order from Judge Benedict reached Deputy clerk
Thomas ". Shields directing him to discharge the Jury
they had not agreed Mr. Shields sent for the jury
aud asked them they had arrived nj verdict TneY
replied that they had not Then" said Mr.. Shields
"by direction Of Judge Benedict you are discharged
The names Of the jurors John A Russell Jeremiah
Devlin John B. Williams. William Graham, william
c. Amerman. Frederick steine. jr., Charles H. tlaeg
Robert b. Currier Samuel II. Maboau, j. K Hathaway,
Calvin ~ Hanes. and Andrew Gilsey.
on the first ballot when they went ont on SATURDAY
they stood ten con and two for acqutta ex
Police Commissioner Russell and John b. Williams oelhg
the ones who voted for acquita. and the vote Was
changed during the 20 hours they were ont Az tne
first trial Of this case the jury retired about p m on
Saturday They were out nearly 70 hours ana laie1 70
agree, standing the same as the Jury this Mr
Purdy that he Will Mr.. Calendar Tor the tArd
time at the next term Of the court
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psPARTURs or FOREIGN NAILA
o MONDAY IUsE l.
venezaela, etc. BY the steamship Cisnbel, close

MONDAY l.
Mails for Hsyu Venezuela BY the steamship Csnbe e"
Idaho Al u NJ sspesaesAs' Mar sea % s
TN, steamship s.s.. Prustan ee-e n'l t.. ,., c,.,
For and Fre1ed aAe via Pvroaih 'nr
Sours ..a hsnsag o The steamship Sess os ~. :,
pe1en.r S.l "a eiossd at I'l5 p N Steamship 81" Ne
a. steamship Castle clos. az
Al p u. rom Pier No. l3S.R
WEDNESDAY. Juyr =
QaeeasoNn and Liverpool the steamship
esaens eos 1880 n s.pp.1sa NAL n cs.., ,I.s n.,.
Jerev Tiry III. .e.ms6Ip taxes Prassisn closed as
For srn.u direct Mail BY s-ship
Hobenrolern IL NJ Supplementary Mail closed
the Post0nee At 80 Steamship sails Al ~" ""@ f's
Mail. iar Kingston Jsmac, ssvan aud Santa M.rha tho
steamship Biua close at steamship 'as at NJ from r
THURSDAY, june T.
siasia close a. n 80 "a sappsmrrt.rv Maj
Postonee At l:l5 steamship ssl. q; n rom sr loot
Maj. n.vaa. ladies' the Steamship Ctr q ss.
6e 6Ss :, e;' q S.A e. % M MAJ rom per 10
Mails TOR Bermuda S' the :s1@;sU Metropolis close at II
Mail. Francisco vn eIoss At
Nan. Tor close at the Po.oaos
Nal ,or ii.saI s. IL co.dm the se-Ysrs Po'Oses
' 49, ~ sATgRpAF JusHs
yu s ., R,,,5 md Iel,rd Ss Qa..nso~u and Liverpool
BY The steamship Rsgubhc clos o & no sSpDs"en- MAIL
hai' for Barope southsmpou and Bremen per ne sTp G s
IL. 80 AsaDpsemrntarY co>o
One al 1870 steamship sails at p N from pier o'' Of iA
st. HobOsen
Direct Prussia closed Mail ihis ine
Mail. Knon Aspuva Pansma, Ind Central American and
South Pacific pos the steamship Henry ChaunceI close ~
A Supplementary closed the PostOGcs n IL a.
stesm shiu sals At ~ N. from Per No. A. NJ.
A % aIsaas ass 1'iiG S >! @ s'.s
n. Steamship Is az 5 D m. lromP Pier No. 3 n. X
by the steamship HUMBOLDT close st II ~
steamship At D. of Fourthst. Ho0okep,
Belgium direct by steamship Collins close al N
Mails sr key Wn e. Clyde close al y n
Steamship sais az 3 D N. rom Pier No 20 Z. T.
SUNDAY. JuSK T.
All at II O'Clock The tOssohce open non
q. o liAM-
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TUF COURTS FOR JUNE.

The calendars for the present month promise
large amount Of business In the State Courts Tue
custom Of ransscng only chamber business IN the va
cation, which begins with July, invariably crowds the
last active month with multitude OF causes In the
Supreme Court General Term, there Will be no session
till the sOth OF the month, when the Court constituted
OF Judges Davis Brady and Daniels will meet to render
decisions upon the cases argued during the Nav term
There will he Special Term at which Judge Donahue
will preside. Judge Lawrence Will hold Chambers,
Judge Van Brunt Circuit Part H. and Judge Van Worst
Circuit Part III In the Court Of Over and Terminer
Judges Davis and Brady will preside the latter holding
the Court the first portion OF the term and the former
the residue Of term In conjunction with the Gen,
eral Sessions effort will be made TO clear the criminal
calendar The probability is that scanneli VIII Oe treu
during the month. In the Superior Court Judges sedg
wick and Curtis will hold the General Term Judge Sper
the Special Term Judge Freedman Circuit Fart l., ana
Judge Mcneil Circuit, Part H. The Court OF common
Pleas. General Term Judges Robinson, Larremore anu
j. f. DAILY the bench, Will only meet on Monday 10
render decisions. Judge Larremore Will hold the Equity
Term. Judge Lew Chambers, Judge Robinson Circult,
Part l., and Judge F. DAILY Circuit Part H.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, be
fore JGce Kamre and Lime Donovan we're COMMITTED IN
default Of 900 ball each for attempting to ek ne pockets 81 se'
ladies' Dvaon- SATURDAY ngnt ast Thomas Middle vas
default b for robbBg John sehrad Of No.
RiylugtOn-st, Of a watch chain.
Joseph Warner Of No. 1913 Amity-st claiming 70
Jefferson Market Police Court yester
charge Of grand rceny comp amt Of Beverly ar no
327 Fsv Who caught him SATURDAY night IN the OF MS
the of oyerco worm toO Jase
Morgan held him Sl 900 bail in default Of winch ne was eome
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice RI INNER Patrick NeDemou Of No rs LeTt was com
default II Il 600 bail being charged with seslng 1aeh
and chain vaned at so hom August Luch Of NO 80 o @ ~
BENJAMIN Po nj Of No Aulheryst hed IN ~ uoo oA o'
John Pec pocket Charles hc abe wa com
med Of nures inf cted by bun on Imam "lAS
whom tlish sh ceaYe ana RON
which Williams confined in the PARK Hospital
on Saturday night Officer Tully OF the Yorkvlle
Poyhr,t and Thdsye one John Cn
atscked James PIon of Thrave snd Seventetht With
intent Sherwood the YORK
committed him fr trial Thomas Tanning
charged by hchsel Kenny VITO
MS Aquor store locked up or M Louisa
kOher Hss lept ie - Gus e "i 'oe"S y. -
Ma JoAahi Herschied u No l. l35 secoBdye o roo IN
money pair earrings valued ss The grl asnowese
theft bat said she had burned the property She an oa me.
who has been -sd convicted Of stealing ssOo ron former mistress
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01

elected director and subsequently Vice President
place Of W. p Burial. The directors declared semi
annual dividend of per cent payable and after July
/. Hitherto the Company have made an addiuonai
charge of go year for what termed " strsddie
communication tickets" that -, tickets whlch per
nit the holders to go directly 20 the Forty
second-st. depot, or by the way OF tDe f1rr .n
chester branch road 10 Harlem River nut tiir
practice having occas0ned some inconvenience, tne
Company have determined that hereafter all holders OF
communication tickets take either route without extra
charge The fare on the boat from Harlem River 10
Fulton Market is cents but there will soon be coinu
tatiOn tickets which will reduce that charge.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01

Weiss xsser s. we.. psrd stsvns1 Dc Lo.s NJ aess
James Steele NJ EasDn Mn s. g. Gray, Mrk brshss 40
rhid John Brownie Metorv Henri Lewis Hssry Hart
Mrs walter Hart Austin 3adsin Frederick Boeen Mrs F~-
eck Bogcn Strrgges na ~
strszges s1res M.er GeoP Struggles ard nanr
Thomas Tfurhnson Thomas Hutehs~cn, Mrs. ANA bree
Eivn Brce Morath. Miss Jane Mcah Ann Rsithsran
Aehon. George Gray mr~ eeorge df
John Peru,on Pguso John T. Stsvensen Adam Fer
guson Duncan Forbes Kendall Georze Mshven Ms 1.ISs
Methyen Aetbyu ThOs Cunningham 1eat ThenS N'F
Lama Rduand HI yards, Mrs Lagas John st-vsh~a
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y ptcSFVGFRS 4PPITED.

FROM GLASGOw-En steamship T1aaor+n May 30 -Chsres
Penny Penny HOdsxorih, Arthur ioldssorh Fls,
CarAon A Mowatt, Nj. Howad and family "iAn Asee
VII family hssE Emma Hail
FROM LlVERPOOL-Tn Termshtp PdrthA MAY 30-w. 3.
wodehouse r. HYDE J. scvensr Tho. Brewer Get Rsy-
Mods wife AID son sepr, Trusb H. D. shemeh.
Nss l. Iavtou h Cuverhouse Mss Mason. jas Brown g.
Jones r. Campbell W H. Meek G. DAeglng, aaasntsrs
Mss A. 5. Bu.Oeh and sister. Mrs Beeksith an
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
CIVIL NOTE.

In the Kings County Surrogate's Court last
week letters OF administration were granted In the
estates OF the following: Willard NJ. Newell, David Ho-
gan, Anna Bardon Wm. NJ. Arnold Theodore schaeda'
Daniel Thompson. Daniel Driscol, Lawrence Kenny
Thomas Iedwith wm ]. Young Bridget Byrne, Jere-
miah Smith, John Baptist Meffert, James II Wardeli'
Mary Ann MuiIahy, Isaac A. Quacken9oss, FANNIE b'
Hail. Gustav Hausch George MAY, ana farmenus JOhn-
son, all OF BROOKLYN
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THE DAY ELSEWHERE.
Dispatches from all sections of the country

DlBpaCCHtb QOm al BtJQOnB Oh Lne country
state that Decoration Day universally observed.
Business generally suspended in tue large cities
Az Washington, Arlington Cemetery the center of
attraction the preparations being extensive than
usual President Grant, several members Of the Cabi-
net, and prominent army and navy officers we're in
attendance.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
RAILROAD NOTES.

Six of the oldest conductors on the Pennsyl-
vsnia Railroad New York Division have received noce
that account OF general mistakes' their services
will be dispensed with Eight more Will follow.
At a meeting OF the Board of Directors of
the New York. New-Baven aud Hartford Railroad held
on Saturday \. n Reed, General superintendeas.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun A.32 "a Moon sets 3lc
HOOK SlS Cow sanG. s03 Hell Gate Ferry O4I
DAr-P
Sandy Hook . ssDd 3l7 Hell Gate Ferry ll0o
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PASSENGERS SALLED.

FOR SAvANyAH-In steamship San Jacao Nav 3o-Pred
WvIv r. Herrng A. Levi g. Bird, J. g. Grubb T. 6l-
christ Emery, DAVID Stevens G. Johnson j. r
Smith Sarah GIlies, MAry Aud.
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On Saturday
DECISIONS-MAY 30.

Supreme Court Chdmbrs-Bv Judge Donohue.-
St,. ,ud weor Go at Slee GnrnMotos denied
Hsnufctur aud Merchants bell and ak other notion
MemoT.
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couror pr.A.-Ear.r1 r.ax-LAnns.oss JOpsus a. II

COMMON PLkAs-R0riTY Txnn-LAh
/. Atlantic and p. Tel. Co.
sgt. w. Z. Tel. Ga.
2..Dudley agt Browning.
3..Bangs sgt Blue Ridge r. r.
20. of s. c. ct al.
l. Reed sg'. Cannon.
o.. Thompson sgf. Thompson.
D. BurEe sgt. Murphy.
7. Herring sgt Mortimore.
Skinner sgt kurnen
2. Geerv agt. tieery.
10. .Daiy agL Grmly.
II. Gardner agt. Blodgett.
II. Palmer agt hotte.
l3. King agt. Grimes.
IA. Wintrngham sgt Dibhle.
-. .Rsss agt. Arcularius.
10. .McBvoY agf. McBvoy.
II. Shields sgt The Mavor, &c.
IL. .swohoda set The MavoT.
10. .scbafeT agt The MAYOR
20. .HaHner sgt The MAYOR.
2l Jarvis sg,- The MAYOR.
% Judson ,gt sprague.
20. .Corles sgt. n. Y. and Lon
don Mfg Co.
rRIAL rzRx-pkRr I. .-RoBiS'
967. .Burb,nm sgt. Kelly. Shelf Il
22I9. .Hugucnot Nat. Bank agt. ~
Siudwell y
A072 p. .Cowan agt. The Mayor. 3.
1888. Booth ast Brennan. Sbe'A :.
357l. .Eiugsland ast The Mayor. =
&c. 4,
$40. Marvin art. serreil a,
2499. .kreymborg agi. OBnep. AZ
4o7s. suray axt The NsVor Nc. q
4US0. .PentI agt. The Mayor, &e- a.
1917. .CayfTs sst Deebe. y
344. .Koehler agt. % Brien, Shelf 4
2fO9. Barry sgr. Coughlin.
TOO. .Puriong sgi. Eway K Sew.
enth-ave. X X. 90.
1881. .Dever AIT. Hsagreu. ~
22sl. Peck agt Weber A
2l75. thnstal agt briggs.
1926. Cohen, by guar. .azt. Forty q
secOnd&lrand-sLF FerrTCJ.
2029. .schnlze agt- Ind. RK. co. Q
l4ll. Patterson agt. Brennan. 2
1913 Cohen sgi. 0Connor. 3
1856. .Qaick agt. Tinker. q
4O72. Lane at. The Mavor.
1868. Herter art. Brennan. II
i226. .Keycs agi. Toe MavOf.
1900. Jackson sgt. Dellney.
lUf. Dymond agi. Gillies. 81
4lJG. Lyddy agt. The Mayor
PART III. F. DAILY, j.
2734 Plat Agt Brennan.
1908. Mccarthy sgt. The Mayor, 2
ac. =
27l4. Rhodes agt Murphy and .,
ana. y
1877 Van SLICK at. Sireeter p
1870. .SeioTer agt. The Mayor,
&c.
a53. King agt King .
BIZ. Bell agt. Home Ins. ca. q
1888. Garner agt. sherwood.
4I5S. Whitewater sgt. The
Mayor,
2707 Burnhsm agt. Clarke.
4l2l. .Duryes ct al agt. The q
Msyor.
26l0. Graf agt. Knox. q
27ll. kaiston et al. agt. Stevens. II
$50. Baltimore Steam Pack. Co. 2
sgt. Garrison. i,
2730. .Phyie and ano. agt. OlI-
stead. i
2570. Moller et al. sgt. Tuska. J.
2J7l .Moller et al act. Same. A
1852. AcFsli sgt. Irving. A
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERI
1850. .Meyer AIT. Elliott o.
1859. n. Y. Veterinary College
agt. Getter ,.
444S. .Haw kins et al. agt. Clesry ..
et al. Al
402j. Woods and ano. agt Bon 4.
neville.
4069 Cole ami ano. AT. Durham 4.
ami sno. A.
1927 James act. Olmstead. A.
5l94. McKenns agt. Farley etai.
PART IlL-SPAT
1898. .Kursheedt agt Bernheimer 4
~ al. q
403j. GedBey igt. Button. 4!
5333. Story sgt JudAins. D
4294. Weber, adm, sgt. The d
World Mat. Life Ins. Co. .
4339. Humphrey aud ano. agt
RoGs. ..
1891 Galloway agt. frthur.
44OO. Allen sgt. Anthony Al
GENERAL SEsInss-HACKErr. K. o.
mey. robbery; VIM. Flynn, John P
Joseph M1rphy, Timothy Purcell. Dunc
Farrell. grand larceny
oYxa AND GERxIxKa-DAvIs.J.-A
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CALBNDARs-THIs DAT.
supsEsg CouaT-SPKcIAL TRRn-DosoHuH, J.

AHFNaA
l..Bosrd of Supervisors ast
Davidson.
2. Tucker et a. Ag'. LiEing-
siOn ei al.
3. johnson agt Gallup, in
pleaded.
4 Poley Agt. Palmer 81 a..
d. .Kobbe et al. agt Chemical
National Bank.
G. woodhull agi. ST Thomas
Church N the C!ty VI
Ne~-Iork.
:. Arnold agi. Huni e a.
q. BANKER agt Cummings ei
al.
Q. Hunter ct 81. Ggt Brennan
et al.
10. Wills agt HenrT.
IL. Sutton agi. DAVIS, impPd.
u. .Osklev AT. HannAhs et a.
Is. WeeUen It al. agt 81 Pau
ana Pacific Il. K Co.
"A. Stephens AIT The Board Of
kaueaIIau
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sCHonSkhn -hlFkh
Forest OAK. Baltimore.
Ouwari: Bangor.
WELLINGTON. Bangor.
Nm. Capes. q Ardinef.
Aissss Portland Ne.
LLAe j. Clark, Bangor.
H4nibAl. Bangor.
Davidson, Newport.
Tho- p. Cooper, Newport.
SllAs BTsinari. f0rt!an1. 90.
Jos. Rodgers. Portland. c.
4. ~. John. Bridgeport.
W. u. Mangam New. Bedford.
Native. Fall RiyeE
Gale Fall River.
Salmon WsshDurn. Taunton.
Sarah Pgryls. Providence.
&. W Locke, Providence.
Oregon. Providence.
Helen, Providence.
Willow Harp, Providence.
Nathaniel stevens. Boston.
q. I. Lowell, Boston.
Ida Palmer. Stamford.
Helen Mar, Somerse'.
K. :. Dean. Bristol
Louisa Frances. New Bedford.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
SHERIFFS SALE

state Of Wisconsin, Grant County-ss Circuit Court
Judgment Of Fore closure and Sale. lease Brooks
as the general guardian Of Minnie aud Sarah Hitch
cock infant heirs OF eli A HitUbC ok deceased
Plaintiff against Levi Hitchcock aud Funny Hitch
cock his vie, Defendants
Ry virtue and IN pursuance OF Judgment and or
der ) and Sale rendered the above en-
titled action by said court Il the March term
ls74 thereof the TIA day Of March, d. 1874.
shall on Thursday the llth day of May, A. D
1874 ut O'Clock p NJ at the front door OF he Court
House ia the village Of lancaster 10 said county
ffet for sae aud sell putlic auction the hghs
bidder Tor cash the to towing described mortga ged
premises situated lying aud ueinR 20 the County OF
Grant aud state If VI iscousin To wit:
The eat half OF the south quarter If sectien
thirty one Town seven north Of Range three West.
containing eighty acres OF land be the or
less.
dated sheriff. ofiee Lancaster Wis Mar - 1874
3w6 7. CARRIER, !Sher fl.
BaRBER & CLEMsNTsoN PTS Attys.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
|. CHERIFF'S SALE

State of Wisconsin, Grant Caunty-ss. Circuit Court
Judgment OF Force osu and Sale. }. Allen Bar
her Plaintiff, against hiram D. futile, james B.
Dalton aud Michael rrayer Defendant
BY virtue and in pursuance Of .dgment and order
and sale rendered ia the above entitled
action rs sid Court at ehe trch term 1914 thereof
on the 18TH day OF March, 1874 suall Thursday the
18th dag of day, D. 1874, at one o'c ck p. NJ at
the front door IF the Court House. in the village of
Lancaster in said Coun'y offer for sale and sell at
pubic aucto 10 the highest bidder for cash he
following described mortgsged premises situated,
lying aud beng the County CT and State Of
Wisconsin. to witt
The half Of the north cast quarter of section
seven ant the "a of the "a OF Il Of section
seveu and the q OF the south east saoi section
six and the North west quarter Of the north west
Qurter of section eight aud north half of the south
v, quarter the noTth west quarter Of section
eight All in Town six. north 81 range four, West.
DATED SheriTs Ofiee Lancaster wi. Mar 23, 1874.
5wd Z. CARRIER, sheriff,
CEo CIEMEN1sov, Atty for Pm
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Gceal Notices.
rs rAfE-METCALF.

10 Probate-Grant County Conrt In the matter of
the estate of Mathew Metca f. deceased,
On reading and filing the petition Edward Kidd
Adhnistrstor OF SAT estate setting for til amount of
personal estate that has his hands aud the dis
position thereof: the amount debts outstanding
against said deceased "a Gescri Jtion OF all the
estate of which said deceased died seized and the
condition and Value OF the respective portions there
o. aud pray ing that license be TO him granted to sell
alhe real estate OF said deceased except the home
stead for the payment OF valid claims against said
estate aud it appearing, by said petition that there
is not sufficient personal in thehands OF said
Edward id. Administrator of said real estate TO
pay said debts, and that il is necessary in order TO
PAY the same. TO sell part OF said real estate.
Ii Is therefore ordered that all persons interested
in said estate appear before the Judge this Court
on Monday the 18th day Of May. A d. 1874, at one
o'clock NJ at this Court II -use in Lancaster in said
county then and there 70 show cause Of any there
be- Why license should not be granted to said Ad
nnstfaor to sell said real according to the
prayer Of said petition
And iii further ordered that copy of this order
be Published for four successive weeks prior to shld
DAY OF hearing. ia the G County Herald a wet <
y newspaper printed aud published at Lancaster. IN
said county and srsoualiy served all persons IN
eresttd 10 SAID estate. residing in SAID county, a.
/ least fourteen days bef.fe said day OF nearing
Rv tie Court VIM McUONl6AL, Co. Judge
Dated at Lancaster, she st day OF March, A.
D. 1874. 7"f
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observation-disclosures

the matter of the Estate of Moses Garvin deceased
In Probate Grant county Court.
On reading and q Ing tie petition Of 0rlin Garvin,
Of the County Of alaut, representing among other
things that Moses GaTvs late OF the County OF Grant
the 9Th day OF February D. 1870, at tho town OF
Woodman died intestate leaving goods chattels and
estate witB this State aud County and that the said
petit ia a OF said deceased. and praying
that administration Of said estate be to George Brown
Of WOodman, granted.
II ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge Of this court Oh Monday, the 18th day OF May
A.D 1914, at o'clock M, at Lancaster in said
County.
Otder, fur her that notice thereof be given to the
heirs sand deceased ami to ALI persons terested
tt.-ss.t-. o ,~5l-r ~.aa4s-
prior To aid ay OF hearing, IN he Grant
County Herald a weekly newspaper printed ana pub
IisA at Lancaster IN said County.
Rs the Court,
wm McGONI7AL. County Judge
Dated at Lancaster Wis the 20th day OF April, A
lsIt. 6ws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
SUMMONS

Circuit Court. in and for Grant County, Wiz NJ B..
Plttmap and Charles McWitIams. pa tnars doing
business under the name firm and ~ty of Pittman
( McWiiiams. plaintiffs. W.. Foster, adj
niui-trstur 81 IT,, estate OF Delos Taft deceased,
Mary Taft, widow of said deceased, ID ron
p Taft and Willard Tat. Char es D. TAFT
John Taft Files VI Taft aud Ere l. TAFT minor
heirs Of said Eeos TAFT deceased defendants
The State OF Wisconsin 10 the Defeudtuts here
named Byron z Tat. Willard Taft. Charles d. Taft
John VI Taft Ellen " Tat and Fred l. TAFT you
hereby summoned and required to answer tee rom
plaiut this acti copy Of which is ed in the
ofFce ~ the Clrrk Of the ehcu Court for Graut
county Wtscorsin and to copy of your
10 paiat the subscriber his Office
m the city Of B1seobel, Grant County, " ia within
twenty dtys after the service hereof, exclusive OF
the day Of such seryices and IL YOU Tail
the ssid complaint v3thip the time af resaid. the
plaintiff this action will apply the court for the
reri demanded in the compliant,
Dated Bvscetel, April 5, 1874.
l.. W0OLLEY.
Plaiutiff's Attorney.
5w6 Boscobel Grant County Wis.
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DELINQUENT LANDS.

STATE OF wIseoN- IN, T..
- COUNTY GHAsr.
TREAsURERs OPFIcs, GRANT co WIS.,
l. ,nca$t-r April 10th. 1874: 5
NOTICE II HERE Y GIVEN, TO All whom y ma. maj
1874 at tLs Treasnrets Office in Lancaster tne CoIn
seat of said C0aatv. between the l.oufs o. eloex
a. m aud o'clock D. rn. of sail day, and me next
eding da,a thereafter, sell at pabc ane1n 20
much of each Of the following described Trects OF
Lands and Town Lqts situated in sad g ant County
may be necesssy for the oil Taxes Interest
costs and charges thereon Tor the year 1919, when
NAV remain due aud unpaid on the said see nd Tues
day of May, 1874:
DEScRIPTI N. SEC. DESCRIPTION. SEC.
ToUH L, RaHgsI Hazsi Green.
p seA sek and nwk swA.....~-........ SO
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q
gillGqs of Mount Hore.
lots 3, a. %, blk q lots 4, s. 3, ~, 9, TO-
Tom ., Range 4 WOOdman.
Viitags Of WOoem0n

T6uz 3, Range CGssOtHe.
ehf seor less 5 a of IS wifi nwqr nWq~ swqr 70
swpr swoT..............,, 10
YiudSe Of CassUsHe.
lot blk ii
Torn :, Range Glen Haven.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

la Probate-Grant Co. Court In the matter OF the
Est tie % William Stimpson, deceased
ON reading aud fling the petition Of Eizabe tn
Simpson, OF the County of Grant representing
among other things, that William StimpsoD, late OF
the county of Grant the 9Th day o. April A d.
1874 the town WoOdnan died intestate IeaVin z
good ttteis and estate wit hin this Sta and
~ and that the said petitioner is the widow said
deceased aud praying that ada ihstTaton said
tare be 10 George Brown Of WOodman granted
is ordered that said petition he heard before the
Jud OF this Court Monday, the 18th day Of Nay,
A. b. 1874 at O'Clock P "a, at Lancaster, in said
county.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to the
heirs of said deceased and to persons int rested
by publishing copy of this order for three
ks prior said dey of hearing. il The Grant
Comfy Herald weekly newspaper printed and
published at Lancaster in said County.
By the Court,
VIM. McGONIGAL Co. Judge
Dated at Lancaster, Wis, The goth day of april
A. d. 1874. eva ,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
ESTATE MCCORMICK.

Administrator Sale In Probate -Grs MT Comfy Court
10 the Matter OF the Estate of Thomas Mccormick
deceased.
o. order of License made in said matter
the day OF April, 1871 by the County Court
OF said couaty. the undersigned who is the Admins
TRAITOR OF the OF said deceased. w Friday,
the 22d day of May IsT4, at ten o'clock in the
said day at the late residence OF the de-
ceased Ia the TOW Of Glen Haven in said county. of
fer tor sale at Public Vendue the following described
Lands, &c Wit.
The north east quarter Of the north west quarter OF
section twenty gnt town four, north Of range Ave
wesi aud the west halt OF the west half of the south
quarter OF the south west quarter OF section one,
town three north Of range four west all in SAID
cJuRtJ.
The terms of Sale Cash. or approved security il
time - given.
rvs GEORGE CARTER,
A administrator of Thomas Nc ;ormick deceased.
Dated at lancaster this 9th day 81 April 1874