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J Path'ifc Episode.

Prom tie La crosse sun
There are men IN this vicinity that wear
blue army uEer coats, We went down to tile
wood market the other day to buy load Of
wood. Among all the grangers there cur
heart went out towards one with a tatterrl
and sailed blu army overcoat. We cazcd
Al his weatherhe.trn face, and thought, 1T
- to such as these that the nation owes It's
lite. That strong right arm NAV have III
heald the f < at Getty shurg,Iur a ball from
ms trasty rite may have endorsed !. relel
c mmander, ami turned the tide of bait e
~ the CORY Wilderness" A. We hargain
ed for has load aud sss bis eve kindIr vi h
the old fame, We did not hes tate to trade
with this hero. We thought il was more
blessed 10 give dollar more q , soldier
tor load Of aerlggy wood, than to dwell
~ the tents of the wick ed, and rs he drove
UP street with the wood, We followed him
with much OF The feeling OF private follow
ng wet, rious general. When tie wood
was unloaded We said ta hin, "Com~aie,
tell Us in what department you served sour
country during the late unhsly rebellion. "
The old fame came again to his eve, and
nS be stood upon tie hind end Of the wagon
and with bis whip tickled the of mules ear
he said: " Rebellion, HI. | went t.
Canada before tie first draft. / traded a
bottle of whi,key for this oyercUat, with a
veteran who had lost both arms. G'Lu-,
Beecher. Gstup, LIZ" and the hero lett
Us sitting on tue ragged edge OF d stick Of
that four dollar water elm wood, sishir.
"A eomraae bent to lit him"
But be was out Of reach IF those boxtoeG
she's.
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William IL. AsiOr,


Correspondence e. cinGati Gaz.tte
Astor's tax for this year is $40 900,
which is very small N comparison with his
immense estate. 1t is really a tax on m
assessment OF $4,000, 900, viii his not enc
quarter the full amount. These rIch men
however, have way of Preaching tn. assess
ors, and Astor Is yiGilint in improving all
opportunities % this character. Bv the
term Astor Ie.er to John jacob, the son
of William b., and grandson of the founder
Of the family He Is stout built nau Of
forty five, stluds five feet ten inches. and
weighs at least two hundred pounds. Ilt>
features are blond, but are very cuarae, and
shore Is an absence OF any r Gnement ofex
preston, Upon the Whole, the cuuntcn
anUe is rather repulsive, especially a. 1t
seems permeated by cold aud sordId sci
iishncss. Old William is now eighty. and
beng unable to attend to business has ulac
Ell it IN the hands Of his son, vho All! no
doubt inherit the largest TART Of the estate.
lie wishes to keen the candy wealth under
the old name William 1.-THE ether SOM j,
a quiet and rather retiring character, and
will be satisfied no {, ubt, with few NIL
io' :, while john Jacob VIII have ten times
as much
The old mans daughters will each hav,.
handsome portion, probably no less than
bali malh"u nuiece. One u these MARI. d
Frank Dclano thirty years ago, aud II i,
spelled good business man Frank u.
lauo at that tins was a brilliant youn.r
merchant lie had commenced rs a l,rur
cleark II the house Of 6riuneil, Mnturn a
Co., and had risen to "a partnership. IIud
he continued IN trade he would have become
one OF our merchant princes, but being o,
elegant appearance he made Il conquest of
Miss Aston, and after marriage abandoned
business. Ill result is that he retired into
inactivity which has wasted energies and
ia snt such as should have been an )rna-
ment to our cummerce William B. Aston
removed last spring from his old resider ce
IN Lafayette place to "a new house al Sc by
his own sons mansion on Murry Hill on the
Fifth avenue. lie wished to be near his
children, and he now passes most Of his
time indoors. teing, rs Is supposed, mu.h
engaged IN rec3ns'rucJirs his will. His
iathtr kept tlnkering at his viii for some
yeas before he expired, and it Is well known
! that bis sometimes becomc. mania with
men OF veal n who live to extreme age
he house he left in Lafayette piaoe has
renamed unreEted since last * ring, which
is great loss al least is felt a. such
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A Picture OF Alexander II stephens.

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York World his been describing some
Of the notable members of Congress The
following is the manner IN which he brings
in Alexander H. Stephens
Who is that man, asked a stranger Of
a hack driver, before the National Hotel,
y ben Stephens came down the steps.
"That'eFe man, said the driver with
undi~guised rarcor, IS a fraud. We've
counted on d job at bis funeral for six years
aud he keeps a Twin on, ana Twin on, and
dunno bat wot he's agoin' to live for ever. "
That was before he " ar: and the hack ID Ell
are still waiting. Marvellous little body It
Is How can so frai frame hold so viz
or Us 4 mind Tie wea RS "a black skull cap !;
gloves that hang in rags on his sunken
fingers. When he tries o-speak books are
piled up around BIN 10 prevent him from
falling down. His Voice is feeble and thin,
There is NJ life in any member but his
ewes.
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The finance bill which Vas agree / upon
by the Republican Senate Cnucu,, last
Saturday, seems to meet with general ap.
prevail, and according to present reports it
is likely to pass both houses. The follow
Z are some Of the lealin. features Of tau
bill:
FIRsr-Fr-e banking to be open to all
Individuals AM associations without lmlta
TIA 81 capital.
S1cosD-The retiring of an amount IF
gusel.aacaa equal TO 50 per cent Of the
amount Of tie ne. National Bank 4, tes
issued until tie greenhack circulation shall
be raduced toS 300, 600, 900, after which 10
further reduction of greenbacks is To takc
place, 1T IL claimed that by this provision
there viii be neither expansion nor con
tracs.on of the currency, as about 20 per
cent il now required rs bank reserves.
THIRD Tie withdrawal and destruction
OF fractional currency an the sub-titltion
of silver coin, the arrangement to 90 INTO
effect as soon as practicable under the Iii
rectian Of the Secretary of the Treasury,
whe is authorized to use any uplu, money
ior supplying oiN't cult anu, II TINS - hol
sufficient, to sell the requisite amount %
bonds Of The new series to obtain the funds
for that purpose.
FagRTH-Remosing the cost for the
coinage of gold at the several MINIS.
FIITH-Resumptio of sneais payments
TO commence on the fist day Of January,
1879.
The Secretary of the Treasury is author
iIsd to use AM surplus specie in the Treas
ury; but if that is not sufficient, to sell
bonds in order to obtain gold to pay Treas
ury notes. But this last provision does
not, like the others, 20 into immediate effect.
The Legal leu Ter act remains un6is;urb
cd.
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From the New York Tribune

!
The analogy between Rum and Religion
ha been discussed. but has never been
practically dett rmined and now, in Eng
land, CONES up the reconcile relation oi
Tithes and Beer. The Manchester Erqm
lner informs u, that it is the recognize
custom in North Wales for the rector,
agent to give The farnier. and other 1.-THE
payers, when they settle their dues, ticket.
Tor beer which are convertible irto malt
h9uor at any inn il the nei,hburhood
lie treat, It appeas, is governed bv the
amount Of 1.-THE paid Ia certain parish
crown gets lat-pin ticket: 10 >hi!iinrs
pant; tut then, clio, or even 9I5 entifIr
the payer to no more than Il rec a. art. ~
the rec or expen~e. The holder, huW, yer
isn't Obliged Ia drink his Whole allowance
. - CO; los the tr5liean Will open an A..
& with him, and permit him 20 sai.
aL,~ &c rector's beer ~ instalments. Its
In understood thing, We suppose, tia, the
beer shail be stout and good, for the honor
of the Church, which Should e called S
Andrew and haye SNN for its mystical
sJmtol,
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Legal NOTICES..
In TE--nnn.InNO County

In the matter Of the gusrdi1rship of the
minor heir of Nicholas RCemer, late CT the
City of Nqnitowo c dec rased
IN reading and fl ing he petition of join
Roemer. guardian Of said minor, represent
ing among other things. that the s.,id ward
Is seized Of c9rt4in re Al estate in the City of
Maait0woc. and that it is necessary that the
Sane should be sod ard praying for license
10 sell the same;aad il appearing TO the Court,
from said petition that it i necessary the
said John ROemer. to sell said real e>t4te in
Ga.a City of Nanrtowoc it is ordered aud
directed that the next Of kin to said ward,
and al persons interested in said estate. ap-
pear before me, on Monday the ith day of
January, A. d. 1875, at 10 o'clock \. NJ. a
the Probate Office in said coUnty, then and
there to show caG=e tif any there bel why
license should not be granted for the sale OF
said rel estate according TO the prayer of
said petition.
And it i further ordered. that copy of
this order shall be published for four sueces-
slVe weeks prior to SAID day Of Tearing. in
the MaC:;oSoc PILor, a ", ekly newspaper
printed al aanitow0c in said county
Dated at MAnirowoc, the 3Oth day Of
November, A. d 1874
I. g. 0LNSTED.
s504w County Judge
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II hat Fai ncrs should Puii loceInrr
Far.

From .ver Dla A US
Now that the iuli NOIh Is done IN and
the long evenings have come on, the farmers
should get together in their oranges and
clubs, discuss matters that pertain 10 their
own "nd the general weitarr, arrive a proper
conclusions, and lut their cOnclu>lo in
tangible shape to be carried into fleet.
The farmers, II thew work IN CONCERT, have
the Tower to shape matters OF legislation
Tor the pubic interests instead of class ia
tcre>tS, and II is their duty to do so. OF
course they should rush int no extreme
measure, and thus themselves become class
invaders, bat sober!y and di-passiunatclv
view all matters, and then resolve for
reasonable ami Just measures, that con-
duce to the general welfare The farmer,
are now thoroughly organized al ihey never
were before, aud are III Just the pos ton to
make themseiy, ieIt. Indeed Their smp e
orglnzaiion. without petition and little 70
pubic declaration, has already rxsrted e.eat
influence, which with decided action would
OF course b" greatly Increased. just and
equitable rai oId legislation SHOULD be set
tel upon. / he Improvement OF rivers : nd
harbJrs, for chcapcnilg aud facilitating
trans portatiOn slIuuld receive attention.
Aud "e believe It i the ri ,ht and duty of
farmers to lake bold Of the currency gues-
ton They should INSIST that government
notes be placed in circulation ia lieu of al
other currency. This coulI be done " With
out injustice to any one, and to the Le .ideI
advantage Of the people; and If the far
mers would take holl yf the subject in ear
nest. agree upon 1t, and by me-uS O. their
state HnL national ORGANIZATIONS press IL
upon congress, the measures might be &C.
comFiished IN the present or next congress.
Ii - certainly a matter of great Impur-
tance to the people, and if It Is accomplish
Ell II must be done strai.htway. Capital
lsts are woI King, and If the people do not
arouse Immediately. legislation will lie 80
shaped that the present national debt in
cubuS will he fastened upon them Tor genera-
tiuns to come. Ii the people wish to be re
iieVed OF tue burden, they ear be in lev
wears, but they must take hold Of the work
at once ana DO ito one Will DO it for
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SIANfTGN cor sES. +,
vi City OF S5aniialYoC.

To Peter Sagler. Defend Mt
i@u are hereby notified that a warrant a
attachment has been issued against yru and
your properly attached to satisfy the demand
Of John SchreIbar1', amounting to the sum
Of forty -eiCht dollars. o=er ami above all
!ega! set-cI- with interest and cost of suit.
Now un,ts~ you shall appear before William
II. Glover, justice Of tie peace, in and for
said county at his ctice in the city Of u Eito-
voc, county Of Maairowoe, and state Of Wiz
cousin- On the Sgh d4y Of January, A. b.
is75,at clock in the forenoon Of said d.v
judgH ent will be rendered against you and
your property sold 10 pay the debt
Dated this 9Th day Of December, 4. D.
lS7i-
S5l Wv john Schreihardt, Plaintiff.
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4 Wife, Political victory.

among the rumorS of yesterdays election
was the tact that la " ard > a has band and
Ms wife were the opposite candidates tor
tie School Committee, Mr. Rogers having
been nominated by the "Ciugcns. anu
Nrs. Rogers on the Independent ticket.
he wife proceed iruugor candidate than
The husband, and received twice as many
voter, or theseaboGl. We have not heard
Of domestic quarrel arising from this
political rNalr7, and We trust there will be.
none, but the experiment seems to be need
lcssly hazardous dorchester Mass. spy.
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The ySIsConsIn Election.



MAnIsoN, Wis Dee. u i perceive you
eve Senator Carpenter's version Of the re-
suit of the election in thi. State last month
\ ever Was a man more mist ken than Mr.
Carr enter when he saws the vote in Wis
consn vas "a vote Of confidence in Grant ;
amIII-tratlon, or an endorsement Of il.
Had Mr.. Carpenter or any other RapubI-
can made that the issue, the State would
have gone $1,000 against Grant. There is
no mistake abou. 1t Grants very name
and his administration are unpopular
throughout the whole Northwest
Then, You ask, whG; did the election
near Il meant an overwhelming defeat
OF the st. Paul Railroad Company aad It's
President, who was d candidate for Mr.,
4; Carpenters shoes.
The Legislature Of last winter passed
some laws, tile tendency of hich was 10
bring the raj road, of the State under State
eOntIol. The roads resisted through The
courts and at the polls, and got whipped in
both ? aces. Mr.. Carpenter has for twelve
years been for the people and against the
roads on these questions, aud both with
Voice and pen gave the people all the help
he could. lie has been SO tremendously
abused that the people all turned out to
see him and see what be looked ike /; and
the Way he talked railroad abuses tOtho IN and
showed them how they had been treated,
, made converts OF thrce-iourths OF the lis.
ten rs. Ga the stump Mr., Carpenter is q
host lie has degree of eloquencc aud
magnet III that hut few IN ~ possess Then,
Lesidss, he has capacious mind and "A
great big heart in him that III kcs an audi
emce stmpattiz, with and admire him.
Then, to- he was battleing for right against
wrong, anC this gave him strength WIKI the
people.
The people Of the West are determined
that Wall street shall not impose upon
them through their railroad organizations
and the public men who east their lots with
Tie roa is may couslde. their political days
rs ended. With al! mis- mental power and
the lrestige his position gave bin, if Mr.
Carpenter had declared fyr the railroad,
he \ Guild have beef beaten
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Against
MARTIN WOULRNBEEG,
AMELIA W"OtENGERG his wife
and MILAN WooLESGERG. |
Defendants.
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GoTTLEIB SCHNEIDER.
Plaintiff
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Hos. JAMS licgE. Judge Of the United
States Court for the Eastern Distict Of
Wisconsin, recently sent bis resignation to
IN. President, on account Of III health, TO
take effect after the LIST Of January 1875.
IL has held his o:hce but oas year, and it
l. to be regretted that 80 able judge as he
hts proved to be shout 50 soon he Obliged
10 leave the bench on account Of falling
health.
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SHER!FF'S SALE.
S'TATE GE NI<GoNSIN-GirC
- Court nanis1w DC County.

GOTTLEIB SCHNEIDER,
Plaintiff, |
Against,
MARTIN H0LLESBURG and
AMELIA WoLLESREEG his wife
Defendants.
By virtue of an execution issued on, Of aud
under the seal IF the Circuii Court of Manito-
voc County, Wisconsin upon ju 1yment rem
lerei in said court and county ON the "A b
day # April b. 1874. In favor Of Colt
'ieb Schneider Plaintiff and against Martin
Wollenbergcr and Amelia Wolenberg, bis
wife, Defendants | have levied upon all the
right title and interest which said Defendants
had # III and to the following described pr =
perry which they had prior to the convey
ance Of said land made by said Defendants
on the 4th day Of March, A d. 1874 to one
william Nolenberg to-wit: The West half
of the Northwest quarter, of Section No.
twelve tl2) Township No nineteen iI9)
North Of Range No. twenty-five (22l East
situated and being in the county Of Manito-
woc and State Of Wisconsin Which sail
Pr orerty l will sell AT public auction u the
highest bidder at my effice in the Court House
in the city of Manitowoc Wisconsin on the
18th day Of December A. D. 1874 at 10 clock
ia the forenoon of said day
Dated Sherlffs Office this 29th day Of 0cto-
Der 1874.
II. D SMART, Sheriff;
Si5-6w Nanit0woc County.
GREER & NASH Piainfiss Attorney.
The above sale is hereby post poned until
the IS day Cf December. A ID. 1874 at 10
o clock in the forenoon of said day ut the
sheriff Office in the Court House in the city
Of ManItowOc.
r b. SMART, Sheriff.
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The President has Issued a proclamation
Commanding the rioters in Warren county,
M'-issipp, % di.perse. Tie fact i, the
si'sers, a. they are termed hy the President,
di.rsr-ed soon as they had succeeded 10
d. rsrsng the mob Of negroes who we're
marched upon them.
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FATE OF BN-uaultou O
> County EE Probate.

In the matter Of the proof and probate Of
the last wall and testament Of Elizabeth
Lawrence deceased. late OF the county Of
Nautowoc.
Where ~ an instrument in writing, pur-
porting to be the last viii nni Testament uf
Elizabeth Lawrence deceased. late Of the
county Of Nan.'oE' c hi, b filed in tai- o.
fee: ard where a phi. atior has lie n m tdc
ylSehcl.eLawrrnc pr wing tLu the 5 me be-
proven and admitteitl probate according t.
he lws ut this tate
Therefore. it i ordered III sai1 aru,ira-
rion be heard E'frre me 1T the probate oil go
in the city of Manitowoc in said county. Oh.
The Sjh day Of January A y. 1879 al 10
O'Clock M
AMI il i, further ordered. that notice shlil
be given to al persons in: crested in sid
will, Of tie time and place Of s.iI hearing.
by pub Ic .tiou in the HaniiowCc PlLoT q
newspaper printed In said county for three
successive weeks, once t~uh week. p,ior to
,ne time Of sucE Lear!ng
- he Cnur'
7. G 0L"sTEn County Judge. S13gw
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S5i-4w.
IMINISTRATOR' SALE
IN PROB fTE:-ManiiOW0c County

in the matter Of the estate of Timothy Z.
Packard, deceased
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and
in pursuance CT an order Of License, made in
said m,tter, on the 8 day of November. A /.
ID. 1874, by the county court Of said county,
the undersigned r c. Shove as administrator
OF the estate of Timothy +. Packard. deceas-
ed, Will, on Monday the 4th day of Ianrary,
A. d. 1874, al ten O'Clock III the forenoon Of
said day, at the office Of the county judge in
the city of Manitowoc, in said county offer
for sale, at public venlue. the following de-
-cribod lands, to-wit: The southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter and the east half Of
the northwest quarter, all of section number
twenty-nlne 30 J. in township number eigh-
teen / ~. north Of range number twenty-one
t2l) east. said land lying and being stu
ated in the county &C M,niOwoc. in the state
of Wisconsin. The terms Of sale Cash.
T. c. Shove as administrator OF the estate Of
Thimothy Il. Pack nd.
Lated at Manitowac, the 9TH day Of Deem
her, A d. lo74. sol 3w
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MI e NCNAiiDN be = leave to announce to
vi MS lrirnd, aud the public, that lie mas secur-
Ell UnssaS ion OF the above well-Kuowh hotel o"
Commercial Street " lnitOwJc, where ne viii be
glad To accommodate the tTayelinE public aud
borders on reasonable terms
HIS Uttle VIII always he plentilUil7 supplied and
the rooms ana beIdIuE uneXcepuUuabe
trOrd ~tabhnE tor uUTscs ID 4 careful no tter
always in 1T. enhance, NILEs MCMAHON
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In the matter Of the estate Of FRIEDRICH
othldrlCh. Deceased
To al ~hoTa II Taty concern: Letters Of
iminis ration on said Estate having been
ISSUED to nonin:cuz Schneider on the 18th
dag Of December. A ID 1874. and Four
months from and -fter said day being allow
ell and limited for creditors to present their
claims for examination and allowance No
rice is hereby gwen that the undersigned
viii OF the first Mondays Of January. Feb
ruary, March and april 1875. At The Probate
office in the City Of Manito~ac in said Comfy.
receive examine, and adjust all claims, ami
demands OF all persons against said deceased.
ej2IH Z. 6, olls;eI, County Judge.
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Attorney and Counselor al Law, ant Court Com
IN ssInuer tor hdHito DC fual!. All business en-
trr-' I'd to his care M ne promptly an tEuiull
after lei 10. \ VICE honestly gwen. tur whlcl
reasonable charge NJ il. be NJ lie. once CT 6ufl.lt
u. between Ei-nth ana Ninth II f1@
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a. rH.uA-E aaI,so..oc ,ouns,


In the matter and cst.ts @! Henry Roll
ms u, deceased
On reading AMI f ing the petition Of
Frederick Schmi.z, administration Of the
estate Of said deceased ropre<" ming among
other things, that he has fully administered
said estate. and praying that a tine AMI
place he fixed for ext'ailIus ! IL allowing
his account e his administration i.ed il
this Court 1t i, ordered that said account
be ex mined by the Jnige of thi. Court, on
Monday. the Dist day Of Deccm Der. \. b
1874, at 10 o'clock 4. N. at my Office il said
county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceased and to
ali persons Interested, py publishing copy
of this order for three weeks prior to sail
day Of hearing in the M7nitowoc .PILoT,' -
a weekly newspaper, published at Mantle
voc, in s5rt county.
Dated at Manitowoc, the Both day Of
November, A. d lS7i.
T. G.. ULNSTED.
S5i -4w. County Judge,
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GoTILEIB SCHNEIDER.
Against
MARTIN NOuLENBEEG.
AMELIA WuokENGERG his wife
and WILLIAM NooLEHGERG,
Defe ndants
By virtue Of an execution issued out of
and under the seal OF the Circuit Court of
ManitOwoc county Wisconsin upon Il ia z
nient rendered in said court and for said
county On the 23d day of October A d. 1874
in favor of Gottleib Schneider Plaintiff, and
agans. Martin Wolenberg Amelia Wo leu
perg, his wife. and William Vol enberg. be-
PENDANTS. | have levied upon ali the right
title and interest which said Defendants h, d
on the 23i day of October, 1874 Of in and
TO the following described property to VT,
The West Half of the Northwe-t quarter OF
Section No. twelve IL Township nineteen
49, North of range No. twenty-five { -
East, situate and being in The County OF
NunitUwoc and State of Wisconsin When
id property / will sell at public aucti to
the highest bidder at my oaise Ia the Court
House in the ely and county of Manitowoc
Wisconsin on the 18th day of December 1874
at ten O clock in the forenoon of said day.
Dated Sheriff office Mluit5woc Wisconsin
this 29th Day If October .S74,
K b. SMART. Sheriff
Mauit0woc County
GREEN & Nash plaintiffs att 1rneys 35-6w
The above sale i hereby postponed until
the 26th day Of December \. b. 1871 at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon
K D. SMART,
sheriff $780,