davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-03-26

easily accessible to the ocean and the
nearest practicable port on the Ams srican
side of the Pacific to the great centres II
commerce on the eastern continentI
'surfounded N ipexh<ustlPls qp1l ltiHes
bi The thrAgresf siapiesof c9smeres
.-tiron;s coal and lumRsr4swhst msse
could be rehuiiea ia BSildi4G up 1
great city but he scapltal md eiterprisa
necessary td4beAeyelopeuisnt 6f these
natural advantage?
The city Of Barrow imports all the
timber used there in ship building. from
the forests Of Canada; all thr sipfk for
its cloth manufactures, from China and
India, and finds the principal market
lfdr 7tsT products in America. Seattle has
its raw materiaisat its door, 81 and a Pre- p
sent home market foff all iteean produce.
'fhtelligently directed capital VIII ere
long discover and utilize these adyarta-
eese. hss'ssss-''-i 80 I. - 's''-'1s y
, 1874-03-26
I'm the Probate Court
nj OF KING COUNTY. wAsHISaToN
TERRITORY. -s,s.s =.

4 4 h = st Ii ~
In the matter Of tn. guardianshlps Of Frank L.
Piummcr,. Edward Fl. PlummeF, Snd Elwood
+. Plummer, minors. - sns; tFessi
~ GORGE ". HARRIS, GUARDIAN OF THE
~ persons and estate Or said minors, having
filed in this Court his petition. duly verified,
praying for an orGer from this Court to sell the
following real lestateof said wards, to sras Com
.mencing at the northeast corner Of the tract Of
land in MaynafdS Plat. cf the town now City
OF Seattle. in King County. Washington Terri
tory known as -sThe Plummer Ten-acre Tract, %
thence running South 10 Oh, thence West CHI,
thence North 10 ch., thence East 5 ch. to The
place Of beginning, containing Five acres; also
half of Lot No 6, in block 9. in Maynard's Plat,
aforesa d, and setting forth facts required by
law in such cases: Now therefore. on motion
of Mcknight + Leary, Attorneys for said petit
tione-. it is ordered that all persons interested
this Court at the Office Of this Court, in said
seattle on Monday, April 25fh, 1874, It
ten o'clock A. M, then and there to show
cause why the prayer Of said petitioner should
not be granted. - -
And it is further ordered thata copy Of this
order be published in the PUGET SOUND DIs-
PAfcH, weekly newspaper published In said
time Of hearing.
Dated. March 7th. 1874. '..i. ~ - ~
..... W. n. YORK. judge.
u, VI. NJ York. Acting Clerk q the Probate
Court Of said. County. hereby certify that the
above and foregoing Il . true and fun copy Of
an order to showcsuse Why real estate Of Frank
2. Plummer. Edward b. Plummer and Elwood
E. Plummsr, minors, should not Be sold, q xp-
pears of Record in said Court. .ss5-.!s
49,, Witness my hand and the - oi
sSAI said Court this 7tfr dsy Of March,
W. YORK,
ssa . q t.s7l F<-a !. Acting Clerk.
, 1874-03-26

I7f 1r5. .I ~
BErrtEER WHISTLE THAN wHINE.-As ]
was taking 4 walk early iu September.
noticed two little boys on their way tc
school. The smaller one stumbled and
fell, and though he was not very much
hurt, he began to whine in babyist
way-not regular roaring boy cry, as
though he were half killed, but little,
cross whine. s
The older boy took his hand in kind
and fatherly way, and said:
Oh, never mind, Jimmy; don't
! whine; it is great deal better to whis-
tie."
And the cheerful boy began to whistle
in the merriest way. NJ
Jimmy tried to join in the whistle.
s.I can't whistle as nice as you. Char
lie," said he, tiny lips won't ppucker up
good" -. 80. -.
II Oh, that is because you have moi
got all the whine out Yet, said Charlie,
but you try minute, and the whistle
will drive the VII ne away.
So he did. and the last saw or heard
of the little fellows they were whistling
away as earnestly as though that were
the chief end of life. Ilearneda Lesson
which hope ] shall not soon forget,
and it called out these few lines, which
may possibly cheer another wilmer Of
mature years, as this class is by nc
means confined to the children.
, 1874-03-26

A -IfNa 4l.4 .t. u VI. II
OREGON DEMocRAn1c NoM1NAr1oN.-
The Democratic Convention held at Al
bany. Oregon. March 18, nominated the
felloying ticket: For Congress, G.. A.
La Dow; Governor, l.. F. Grover; Sec
retary of State, S. F. Chadwick; Treas
urer, A. Fl. Brown; State Printer, NJ. v.
Brown; Superintendent of Public Insti-
tuition, E. J. Daune. The candidate for
Eongfess has the advantage of all the
bther candidates named, of not being
known out of his own school district.
The other candidates are all old stagers
and are mostly identified with the
Salem Ring % atsF
, 1874-03-26

EHI guess you mean to bring up
that ere un to be a sharp at a bargain, :"
said fellow to a woman, who was rock
ing and singing with all her might to a
little responsibility. 20 e
"Why 2" .a
:" Cause You keep bawling by low ba-
by. by low, into his ears all the time. .
, 1874-03-26

r The conversion Of the Ohio So
loon keepers through the efforts of the
women missionaries. promises iss to Re he . ?
short lived affair. A large n! number l'ss o. o
those who. closed their places Of yy busl-
ness at the commencement Of the excite
ment are preparing to open again. .com-
pletely renovated and with an entire
new stock" ssss. s.,s -,
, 1874-03-26

~ Al exchange says: !" Initime oJ
peace prepare for war whisky war-and
lay in & stock ii your cellar. tits work
ing this way like an epidemic. What
win become Of Milwaukee" Let Mil
wankee do as we have done here. get
vaccinated before the epidemic arrives.
Chippeuu Falls Herald So - =
, 1874-03-26

~ President Mott, in his wise old
az e. once took newly married couple
sside and said: II want to give you this
advice. my children: Don't try to be
happy. Happiness is shy nymph, and
if you chase her you never catch her,
But just go on and do your duty, and
she will come to you"
, 1874-03-26
p William thee knows T

F William, thee knows I never eafi
any body names; but William if the
Mayor of the city were, to come to me
and say Joshua, I want thee to find me
the biggest liar in all the city, would
come to thee and put my hand on thy
shoulder. and say to thee, William, the
Mayor wants to see thee. .''
, 1874-03-26
Administrators Notice !!

In the Probate Court for the County of King
and Territory Of Washington.
In the matter of tbeEsk4s ef Fred Arick Slsttri
late Of said Coshsy.. dectasfd = -
Vt Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LET
~ terS,0 Administration, ypo4 said estate
h1fs bten granted ID sthes l9f6ighd by the
Hon. Waldo NJ Ycrk, Judge of said Court. All
persons indebted to said estate are required to
inmeliatepsynertH FmlA1l peYsoushGv-
ing slAihs Sgainss C5e SAME viii preeext therd.
with the necessary vouchers. to the Admins
traitor at his place of business on Qgpmercial
street, fnHhe Uty lof Seattle jfh said County,
within one year from the date of this notics. :,
iDatetf Il baattls this 1fsh day III March, IA d.
1874. J. I. KENWORTHY,
Administrator.
C. D. EMERY, Attorney for Estate.
.ao.Iq Sni5sdol ooai9ar1t 1tdsga
, 1874-03-26
OCCIDENTAL. BROTHERHOOD.

q NooUAIM1E LODGE NO. Z, o. B. MEET
- every Monday evening ~ O'Clock. Al
brethren in good standing are cordially Invited
attend. BY order Of q. y,
, 1874-03-26
PONY SALOON,
.egjielEBEETl& HOTEL.

s tstS .SA. 49, 49, -s'- i-
A, first-class house and a
chance for everybody to live
cheap during the, hard times.
E The best table and the
best rooms and beds Of any
house in the Territory. -.:o.-
r Guests treated with po-
lifeness and attention. ii
Free coach to and from the
a,sa a, house. ss.is.s .s.Is .aI ;..,.i5 .l..i.s
i COLLINS & Co., Proprietors.
ssttIe, WI Nov. I 1s7s'-n
, 1874-03-26

this morning 70 search for the wreck
seen BY California of FIattery rocks.
IstipooL. March 2O.-Arrived. ship
RpJalt Alfred from San Francisco. ar
riied A Queenstown and also bAxk
Eleft} fpom Portland, Oregon. e
6kN FRANc1sco. March Sale
shitlsg. Tacoma. G
, 1874-03-26
IN PROBATE COURT
Or Kn{ County,. WASHINGTON r.nnrronr.
VI hiSf County. WASHINGTON TxnnrronY.
In , the m{s,sg OF the estate Of John Buckley.
. 8 s cass a (sis Iss Sd S. h. {; 3 g15 y s s
Z, 'b.t as5a. ths petitis iuly Fi6S settiI forth
:osf.s ,ogtrssI Sa ~ HYyl&y ~

contractlh within with fm' ~ said&YcNs<5
70 convey to him, the said d3IcNSH. ali that tract
D. p,,as,a aaha IN said King Cod ipown as the
oasAiey N.s donation Claim, for confederation in
eIiu ~ cohtract, the same having been made part
q the said petition, and further representinr
.nat me said John Buckley and the said Eva
DqEney Me both SfecRs SD ,tNtlbe estate Of the
ss sald Sonn buckley, deceased, is being admins
sSass 0poo IN this Court aud Me-
MALI IS now entitled to conyeyance Of the said
real est3te to him by virtne Of said contract.
=, ~ prFsng thst feis court makssA decree au.
4 9rlzi49 - ~ Afmiaisrator df
2 II Is seiss ss;S Seast, Is ssld to,
,suI oa McNausht Leary, Attorneys for said
petitioner. it is ordered that all persons inter
es.es ~ the matter of said petition be. and ap-
pear IN this Court. in the Office of this Court. in
oed5Iie, IN said County on Monday. April 27th.
stten. 9,elaca forenoon. .thessme be-
~ A4yoI guar TEN of this Court then
the prayer Of said petit ioner should not be-
granted.
And it is further Torderea tfht notice of the
pendencg Of said petition. md of the said time
and pace for the hearing therein be given by
publishing copy Of this order, at least. four
successive weeks next before said time Of hear
1e&spapa published ID said keattjcI sss M 4 :.
Dated this 17th day Of Marsb 49, 4 ,ov,. 4s
=. ". n. York, Acting Clerk of the Probate
Court of said County, hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is true and full copy of
an order to show cause why real estate late Of
John Buckley, deceasd. should not be conveyed
to F. McNatt.
! 1ss5 r ns:.mo9g sin ss9 G., ysssset e {: have "a
49, ed the seal of said Court this nth
] {iistit; EsisfiJiI w. M YORK.
= Aefipfr Clar1y i4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICES. ETC
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

n Mining Company-iucation ~ PRINCIPAL
place Of business. san fraurisco. Cali orTts.
location of works. Eureka Mining District. Em''
reka county, State OF Nevada. Notice is hero
he given. that at n meeting of the Trustees of
said Company held on the Seventh day of July
1914, an assessment tNo. ~ of Fifteen Cents
per share was levied uren the capital stock
Of the corporation, payable Immediately. in
United States gold coin. to the Secretary. NJ
the office IF the Company. No. i0S California
street. san Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which said asscssmen,
shall remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY, Tho
Twelfth day of August, isft. shall he de med
delinquent. and will he duly advertised rot
sale nj public auction, and unless payment i
made before. will be sold on WEDNESDAY,
the Second day Of September, ia. TO lay
the Delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of sale.
W. ". TEAiLOH, Secretary
0dico-Eoom l.. No. los California street.
san francisco, California. jylitd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-18
PITENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 90.
L. :. LAM OFFICE. !
furck n. Nevada. july Is, 1871. /,

Eureka, Nevada. July Is, ISL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT ".
~ W. McCov (whusc fos,othcc address i
EurcHa. Nevada has this day filed in this
office n diagram, together with q nntice Of
application for Il Patent from the nited
States. under act Of congress arprgvcd May
10. 1872. ter sixteen hundred tljAA hneal teet
Of the lone lodc. the same running so- feet
uurthcriy and 500 feet southerly from the lo-
cation monument near the lenc Shaft, with
surface ground two hundred feet in width,
situated in Eurcka Mining District, Eureka
county. State of Nevada. and described in the
plat ard field notes on file in this office as fol-
lows, to-Wit:
U. S. Survey Nc. "a.
beginning mt a post marked Ne. Us.
Survey Ne. IL" whence the flagstaff in the
town Of Eureka bears y. VI ~, =. 1855
feet. The highest point Of Ruby Hill No. |
Shaft upon this lode bears :. Z II. f.. 81
feet: thence running Is /. .0o feet. to
roSt marked NO. >. L. ;. Survey No. 80
themes :. 10, L. lM0 feet, to rost marked
No. >. rs. Survey Nc. ~: thence ;. So
W.. 2M foot. to post marked No. I. -. sur
-. made for ". ". Mccoy upon the Grant
Lode bears ". 4Sl :. ". %Ii 40 feet; and
thence y. IL. ". lj0l feet. to post No. l. the
place of beginning; containing : $5-l6n acres:
courses oppressed from the true meridian with
a magnetic variation of ldiz East, Inns
claim is located upon unSnrVcYed lands. and
is bounded on neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest mines are the Grant
and Needle.
Ili- claim isrccordcd in Book \, rage s., Of
lie Elrcf a District Mining records. and a
copy Of the notice and rtats can hc foana
POSTED on the location monument, near the
lone shaft. tlljS I. HORN. i;csistcr.
IN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
rNgGEsS MINING Ann Asrg e

m ttt..tg< HFNTNU N-V ~saET.E.
IL ing Company. Location of works. Eurr.
Ia. Eureka COUNTY. Nevada. Principal lilac,
of business, san Francisco. California. No.
tee is hereby given. that ut II meeting of Tho
Beard of Trustees. held on the seventeenth
9th day OF February. 1874. sn assessment
No. a Of twenty-five cents rer share was
lesici uron the capital stock Of said Com.
rany. payable Immediately in United States
gold cGin to the Secretary at the Office o. ti,e
Company. Ne. ~ Montgomery street. san
Francisco. California.
Any stock Hpon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid init EShAN. tho Eighteenth
tlStl day Of August. ISL. will be dclinauent.
and advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before will be sold
on MONDAY. the seventh t1tiil day of SEP.
tembcr. 1871. to ray said delinquent assess
mcnt. together with the costs OF advertising
ard cX penscs Of SHia.
TllnS. =. Reach. Scorotayr.
6ficc: No. i2i Montgomery street. san
Francisco. California. jytH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-18

The ahoya business will hcraartc: be eon-
dartcd by Thomas Conn and Thomas Very,
under thr firm name of Conn X Very. The
nov firm i Authorized TO coliec, and rcecii,
OF alt moneys due til ate firm, and all suns
wing by the same Will also be paid by them.
THOMAS COM.
THOMAS WEkhI
Euby Hill. July -, Il. ivs3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-18
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No.. ~.
i ). i.ASp office.

i,si,N", "'A' - ~,
NutttE Is iiEG f.bh civ ~ HAL W.
~ W. Met ny W hose u~StulI,cG alarrSS Is
t.lrcia, Nevada has this day fii.d in this
oil e a %diagranl together with anoticc OF ar
p%lcatien Tor y fatcnt from tn | nitcd states,
under act o: Congress a%rtroved May 10. ! =,
Grant Lode. the same tanning loiileet north
erlS and ~! ieet in = soutlleriS direction rom
the Grant shaft, with surface ground 100 t!eet
in width. situated IN E',reEa Mining iIStIiet,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-18
TO TIE UNECRTUNhTE.
sEN .sE.l2 E.EaIG.a. NEW Rs..f.E.aFES.
C2. CtEECn'S ?

- c2. ciBEea's pIseEa-
- S.hlS. Ne. o. kEAi,NA 81.
corner Of Commercial, san lrai.
elNeo. rlva'" cntiaAer On Ie4-
lS1i, or the treatment to. Sex'a! and s%e:niral
diseases. such aStioGurih Ina. elect, structure,
syphilis IL all it, forms, Stliifal Neahne>s.
iuI utsHcY, ole. etc. sim diseases al wears
standing, and ~lcerated Leg, etc, SSeeo''i"i-
81. GiiEoN hn< the II a-rre of anroen-
ing thai h. hat retained from visiting the
principal hospitals OF Earorr, aid has re-
sdiHrd PRACTICE.
Ihe i'octor has spared neither t,mr ner
money in seeking oGt new remedies, AID Aa>
returned with Increased i~a,il,tir, l,l ihe ale
v~iatiou ut human Suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Semisai emission is ;he conSequ"nco o. silt
ahHSc. iAl> SOLITARY Nl"e. Of dofraVgt NHa'
iHialGcIte, is rlattiret hy the yoath O. hati
ScA"s 10 an almost ..a.tHltcd extent. ilrdao
ing with u|!rfrihE certainty tho following
train @. irorhIi >NMi toms. unless ,oHIt3ted
10y sci Ut!Nc medical mtasurc>. viz: Sa!iuw
c0ulirhaler. Garh >tot~ HnG"l the cvcs. pam
III t!a ileatl. ringing III tn" ear, HaiSc iiEc the
r~'>t.Irs % leave, % rafting u c~lIUrivt-. IN
r~a.in'>s ahott TIL loins, Eeukny.S oi the
l!mp>, confused vision, hlrrted %ft"iieet, loss
ut ro!iitLr", GllIdnncv in approaching >trau-
g-f~. Il VISll>r 10 turIn HrW sc lualulanco>. Il
disposition t" Siam society, los ui memory
inii'- a'rl NHiIuUS eru'tienS about J!r tHrr.
H'tlE' l.tt~iIc-i l3lf'G Tongue. l"iiI tf':tiH
'~"Hs!l>. e~eH>amftI"u. HiGht >,soat>. n1ouuma-
ria, and Frequently i~s-arits. II re!iet bc not
obtained. yoU shoala arli. iuunodiat Is, ii
ther IN l.er-on OF hy letter. and have Il cure
effected hv hi n"w and ii milne no,lr oi
treating this ds a.. which never fails o.
c~tloclinE i quick and radical cure.
Cured az E5usmc.
.ftr.ol.S nj a distance nrll be CT RID Al
iitMl, ny addressing Il letter IT, ~. eli.
ItA, STATING case, sNmftetnS, i2uStn al time
tie disease has eulatIi ne |, and hase I~Hr5i;cIno
rom tly forward Il. ice ilom ,ii.Ha-e ana
rHl1">l'Y, IL ally iart e.: the country, with
t!it and lam directions 81 rs, by iucio-ius
>la IL reilg III u lc=i,trred lutt,r through the
lestpt.ce, al tAtor gh IL, ur@o y 20.
y FAC, az at modicmr will ~ forwarded
hy ~eHir,SN 10 amy Part Of the tn.on.
Persons within; ~ the Doctor viii please
state the naiio 9. the lapeI they see this adj
vcrtiScmvnt il.
All communications strictly confd antiai.
Address bH. j. +. GIHtGt<.
Box H., san Francisco. California.
ntlIi-ly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-18
Public Notice.


II NEES AND ALL oTHEHS ArE
vi hrrcby notified tt Tie EaSve Consoll-
responsible tur layTtnt Of la Dor or material
furnished 10 pali,s having ccnuacts .r
agtccm aEts to work on any CT til" company
mines IN Pinto, S.crct canyon. or cISeW ilere
in Earcka county. JtaN J.. NlklllN.
Superintendent
Eureka. Noy.. Oc:slcr .. 1875 osti
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-18
Dissolution Notice F.!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIL LATHE
\ Ce-oartucrship heretofore existing 10
tween Thomas Conn and II. Kyle, in the bust
ness cf conducting the Ruby Hotel. on ltuIy
Hill, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
riloAhS CONN,
u. kfLf.
Euhy Hi. July o. ISL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-18
iSSESSHENT.
HoTicE.
y CoN.p,,p.rED MIN.

ing Company. Location Vt Principal
place ri Business, san Francisco. California.
ioratiun Of Works. EureHa. Nevada, No
ticc.-fherc are delinquent uron the follow
inr described stock. on account Of assessment
- levied on the first day Of July, ISL.
The several amounts set opposite the namtS
of the respective shareholders. as follows:
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

June 80, was, for 1872, 5000, 800; for
1878, S,910,S23, an increase in one year of
9l0,S55 barrels.
The increase in internal revenue receipts
of the last over the preceding year was, in
the number of breweries, 1873, in the ag-
gregate; of the tax paid 5000, S5i and the
average per brewery, $165,SG, and this in
crease in the consumption of fermented
liquors is proceeding at the rate of almost
a million barrels year, in spite of temper
ancc agitations.
THE CAPITAL IN DREwERIEs.
Taking $40 for every barrel of beer sold,
the amount of capital circulating during
the last year was sos, 910,S23. The num-
Der of men employed, calculating one man
for 500 barrels, was 11,13S men. The
quantity of malt used at 2 12 bushels per
barrel was 22,277,057 1-2 bushels. The
quantity of hops used at IA pounds per
barrel was 20,0i9,351 Sd pounds The
capital invested in malt houses to convert
the barley into malt, at 10 cents per bushel,
was SIC, 707, 1912 1-2. The number of
men employed in malt houses, at one man
to 80 bushels per day during a mailing
season of seven months, was $500 men.
LAND AND CAPITAL. IN BARLEY CULTURE.
nv VuuutNN vi idnu IcVulTcu 10 pTOuuCc
the barley used, at 20 bushels per acre, is
1,l13,S53 acres; its value at $40 per acre,
S44.5j4, 800. The number of persons en-
ploycd in barley culture, taking one man
to every SO acres, was SO, 1853 men. In hop
culture the acres of land required to pro-
ducc the quantity, were 10000 acres; the
value of such lands at $40 per acre, 81,
3,9G0 number of persons employed in
hop culture, taking one to every five acres,
1920 men.
In this calculation | have omitted the
blacksmiths, masons, carpenters, coopers,
| transfers, machinists, wagon builders and
other artisans constantly employed in brew
cries. Nor are the bottlers and retailers
included, whose entire existence is Deepen
| dent on the brewing business, neither have
| estimated those engaged in surplus pro-
! ducton or in importing.
/ The amount of government revenue from
| fermented liquors during the past ten years
/ is @G2,279, 737.
/ Mr. Clauscn, incosing his address, claim
! ed that the brewers were promoting the
| cause OF temperance. The remedy for in
! temperance, in his opinion, is to do away
with prohibitory legislation, pass healthy
! license laws, and encourage the use of malt
| liquors and light wines. OF course the pres
idcnt of the Brewers association has no pa
tent on this idea. 1t is held by Mrs Zina
Fay Pierce, and many excellent people.
/ But it occurs to us to ask, how much of the
remedy is it going to take to effect a cure
Intemperanoc has not decreased. Mr. Claus
en- says, in our generation, which is saying
that all the brewers, with their standing
army Of nine al1ii0h beer barrels, have not
been able to make any visible impression
! ,.i,, Of int How p,upl,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12
..ilOrtisprn sales,

a NJ Winslow & Sons of Pu,ncy, have
made the following sales
To Thos L Talbot, O'Fallon, st Charles
county, No, Earl of Chatham. G4140) got
by Falconwood (G132) out Of Lady Sale
9Th : Lady Sale OF Putney 9Th got by Earl
of Grass Hill (s01D out of Highland Maid
9Th heifer calf got by Earl of Grass Hill
out Of Lady Chesteriord 9th.
To Thomas c Hammond, Green Castle,
Pulnam county, Indiana, bull calf got by
Earl Of Scaham (SO11) out of Constance
Ath
To l. IL Bailey, Baldwin. Wis, Constance
Sd. got by Clifton Duke (31G0) out of Con-
stance I'd Pride Of Putney 2d, got by
Earl Of Scaham out of Lady Winslow
Pride of Putney 3D., got by Earl of Grass
Hill out Of Lady Winsow ; Lady Sale of
Flirt Messengers Lady Sale got by Earl
OF Grass Hill out of Lucy; Laconia got by
Marquis of oxford out of Lillia 3D. Maggie
Day got by Earl of Grass Hill out of Lillia.
TO James Wadswolth, Geneseo, n Y,
Highland Maid 9th, got by Falconwood
out of Highland Maid Lady Gloster got
by Duke of Putncy (GGS6) out of Lady
Sale lth
TO Harris Lewis 4 Sons, Frankfort, Her.
kimer county, n Y, Lady May ID, got by
Duke of putney out of Lady Mary Coun-
tess got by Earl of Seaham out of Rose 2d !;
bull calf, rot by Earl of Lyndon (l4l67)
out of Highland Mary heitcr calf, got by
Earl of Seaham oat OF Fanny Ellser.
TO lIcman Hopkins, Jr, Montgomery,
Victoria 4th got by Earl OF Grass Hill out
of Victoria Belle of Putncy got by Vol
untecr out of Lady Sale of Putney I'd z;
Ethleim got by Marmion (1S43) Highland
Maid 81 got by Capitol (6j0S) out of High
land Maid Cd 2d Maid of Kelton got by
Bolton CHS out of Maid of Kelton.
To J 5 Il G f. Gaylor, Shelburne, Mass,
Earl Of London got by Earl of Seaham out
Of Constance 4th.
TO Chas p Brock of Clarcmont, n ii,
bull calf got by Earl of Grass Hill out OF
Lady Princess 81 Victoria got by Duke
of Putncy out of Red Rose Cd Rosemary
got by Earl Of Seaham out Of Red Rose I'd.
To L + lIoyey, West Waterford, Earl
of Waterford got by Earl of Grass Hill out
| Of Lady Princess Cd
10 Rev j A Leach. Kecne n II, bull.
got by Earl of Waltham (ll90D out of
| India.
To S $ Wight, Whitesboro', n y, bull,
| got by Earl Of SEAMAN out of Beliiower.
| 70 NJ Pierce and W Gushing. Jamaica
Prince OF Jamaica got by Earl of SeGhan
ont of Fliri
TO Isaac Collister, Madison, \ Y, Prince
of Madison got by Baron Bates out OF
Tube Rose nh.
To Chas Wadsworth, Geneseo, n Y
Lady Princess I'd, got by % Earl of Car
Isle out Of Lady Washington Lady Ma
ria, got by Earl of Seaham out of Lady
Princess Cd Constance 9th, got by Ear
of Scaham out Of Constance Sd.