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New-York tribune., 1874-07-17


Ihe signal for secOnd-cass sloOps 10 start was
given at ll:0l;i5 The Zephyr was first to catch the
breeze and she quietly drew away from her only rival
the SKID Jack For the rstcass boats the signal az
l;ooO7 The Emma Sophia first 10 catch the breeze.
ana she dashed away with a reef in her mainsaii The
Mary Gibson and the Llnther followed, and well
together and struggling bravey for the supremacy.
The l. j. Crombie some distance astern. The whole
fleet was now of. and the yachts swept gracefully
through Hell Gate with a brisk breeze and a favorng
tide The Zphyr continued 70 lead, though her rival
was fast gaining Among the frsclass yachts the rea-
tive position remained about the same and an exciting
contest occurred between the Lanthier and Glib
son. At length the latter forged ahead, and
few moments later led her class. AS the fee
approached the upper stake-boat the yachts astern
began TO gain, and the entire feet was
again together. A they rounded the buoy the Mary
GIBSON was first, but the others followed closely. The
CrOmlle was second, followed by the Emma sOphla,
SKIP Jack Lanthier. and z .phyr 10 order. The Mary
G'sOn Was Oued In rounding hut returned ana rounded
the boat well. though she lost much time thereby Tie
swiftly on 70 the first position. sac far ahead ana
WOuld nave won mad she not been capsZed by sudden
gust r crew were Subsequently picked up Oy "a
sOpp IN the vicinity. The others pressed tOwari nome,
ana the beat 70 WIndward called out the skill of the
crews ana the speed or the yachts There was no notable
cEange IN pOslOnc that the Mary Gibson advanced
steadlY ana took the first place. The yachts came
home well together and the Mary Gibson and the SKIP
JicK were the yctors. The following table shows the
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Pacific Mail and Panama have been par
THE CHICAGO FIRE.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE INSURANCE.
THE TOTAL INSURANCE, 81. .727. GOETHE TOTAL
loss. S2,24i970-THE SALVAGE ESTIMATED AT
S4s2.52O
CHICAGO July 16.-The following is a COM
peie Official list OF the insurance by companies the
proDerfv destroyed nv Tupsday's fire
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TIE STATE or Trade
HAVANA MARKETS.

H,-,sA. July 16-sagar-No y D. s.. 2O2e2l rr,I =
arrI5e.
The Uniei States go isus clrros
l27Di2S q rromnm d., hrft slt eurcucr 1900. 81
90 gold lJOdlj perIm slori s.- Ei -
premium ou london ls2 3r.mllm raus .JVglS1
loI -JT
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EIPE N ENGLAND.

LONDON, Friday. July 1850 o. m.
The Gabriel timber wharf at ROtherhlthe,
covering quarter acre. destroyed BY ire Last
night.
Thirty five gallons OF creosote on the premises were
burned The loss yet stated, but must be very
heavy. Three persons were injured during the fire
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A FUTILE ATTEMPT TO WRECK AND ROB A NEW
YORK CENTRAL PAY-CAR

UTICA, July l6.-A special dispatch to The
Uted Herald from Fort PLAIN attempt was made
thls morning aud ROB pay of the New
York Central Railway. Paymaster Reed left Albany
with $4,000 aud force OF SIX men. The wonid be
robbers had placed ops-rdc,i1 OF the ISse ~ so
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5uecIal NcIlccs
Daring The Past Thirty.nye Year-

the v.pe Of audraAe h-ea
,t.r .nd pIy snd hss n~r-
II NJ LAXATIVE iain
,,, han MaulrAke eircual on IL ntFrt
produces ud rgr snail doses lle a>+a
By ~ shsui i'lE snf
vel kuovn that sTaA 4 Afate ocrlcA
Pills ecrrI0rs f-rfe W
No
digestive mnsdatri' reSu se4 an2 lnsa
tEoabe st heAnAoae fcf e'~
sn4 eielAly ora
OF shOud have Ne e'-a -
a tskns pills Pce - '~f S~A-
S0ii 3f 4rlg..su everywhere
Not.re-Hoifes Of Ke5kuk and Drs Rs~a' Boot,
aatoas DIVIDEND Of s3 bold sil he paid ~ a.
.s..siaest receipts ,he oAe OF j. AUGUSTUS JohNS"
chaBge-pliee.
To Speculate Ia stocks - Al, mar,
TUNBRIDGR < G0., B4nEcfs, NAAs@' ~ -
ieal
po.,omc. yet,eerss MATLs PoR "a Hofh 'ss Zoe week
salag kDAY Is. l5.a 49, AZ a. - ~
~ s,,AY A. q ssa oH SAiO ~ asi ~ a
~ - 7rec ard iIAnhng CITY MI s.s.s a. ths oaoA
irnnx, M IaiT Il is7i IL ~ n Pc sss.ses s.t
o. sAAOhcaA'~~ IL r, ~
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BASEBALL

The amateur Flyaway and Star Clubs OF
this city played their hrst the amateur sereS
grounds Of the former club yesterday at Ielrose
The game was exceedingly unintoresthg from lhc De-
ginning the Fiyaways having II all their own way
batting the pitching Of Ling with ease and makins .
base hts while the stars only able 20 make three
The feature OF the game the splendid hsliing Of
shandey for the Fyaways and the capital play Of
Crockett for the Stars. The game impartiaIiy um-
pred by Mr.. Phelps OF the Mutual Club. aud was
by the Fyaways by the following score:
lst p 8. 5th. 9Th TN ro'aL
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SEVEN LIVES KNOWN TO HAVE REES LOST
RELIEF MATHIS

CHICAGO, July 16-Thus far seven persons
are known to have lost their lives by the hre on Tues
dav night Tremendous efforts are making To fur
risb tbose deprived Of homes by the lire with tho
necessarles of life. All AID societies are giving their
helm Bulding has already begun, and contracts nave
bren made made for many 1Ae structures 70 replace
rhose DESTROYED.
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TIE LAST CHlCAGO FINE.
CHICAGO. July r. is7t.
Three Herrings Safes in the great IRE of
yesterday. Contents al rtJht hEkAiH' : ".
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LONDON, July 16-The Liverpool July meet
ing began YESTERDAY. The for tne Liverpool Cup
was won by Nj Parsons b. Hlantyre by Adyenturer
out Of Bonny Bell. years old. Mr. F. Dukes b. c.
selsea Bill by Exchequer out Of Southern Cross years
old came in second aud Mr. T. GOlby's Dr. M stless.
by Crest out Of Lady MIddleton, by Surplce5 years
old third There were is sfacters The list Detung
TO against Blantyre, II 10 against ocis"d b''
and u D 4 against Restless.
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THE LOUISIANA sUFPERERs.

TO the Edttor Of The Trtbune.
SIR: / have received your letter OF July O,
with check for 800, tne contribution OF d.
Powers d Sons vi LAusIugDargh, n Y, for tAe bonelt
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NlRRLED
pRIyLgY-BRADPoRD-

pprvr RR DPORDOa Weln-sy Ja- r. 80 chr. Ctrf-A
.I--.- Coma. 1y v b- I.- D. o- a iia a.
,r--g ~ d. frmey v! Arg2Ou. H. J., 10 A No.rt A D4sl
.urI d s-s-i1-k t!ty.
III a0N--FOsrRa-O. wcres'lv Jl~ -. at Do Peormed
,1rc5 nj ave sad Forty-v "a , 1r hs Rev ir u,Aa'H
Hear r.o- Po1 a. Arlg May pauline lai4I'f 81
ta- at. herman Ten foster
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DISASTER.

The Rotten sponge Pads, horrible t''h '7r1s' pi 80
M l~ P. sri n.ri.rll Wr. -Drltr -I-I '' 30
eo1,,r5 elastic rRUs, 5sJ BroidsaT Ech rri A's'nr
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About Bii:ers.-At penps 'f LIFE tonic ID a'c'T
b .ere n Iaagel slg t5a rure The ORGANS "i r'
ton ya. temporary reAei To oovaie s a4 'i ' De
puc tonic Zee ton pool Dr. Greene prepared he
,yy.KSAreD gIrrERs uely t4lrf cs M ~ -
ps ui al AnIfe Sol rvrrI'a~fe jobs E "A'H'
CrsnAS = 90 Pro5--,o-, lad O., les-plare Se7l'rE
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ruE Ixn1ANA pEMocRArIc PLArEoRM.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 1G.--Ihe Hon.
Daniel " Voorhees, Is the author the financial and
temperance plauks OF Democratic platform adopted
Yesterday ut IndianapOl-.
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wv RACING IN ENGLAND.

ing the testimony submitted. and IN considering the
be entered In those which hove been
heard ami examined No decisions have been promu
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17

The Board of Appeals OF the National Irot-
ting Association met IN executive session yesterday
morning and open meeting was held Seventy causes
arc oa Iia, aud tae Board - now engaged " e&aSaa
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17

ClriboO made the running ana quickly opened such
wide zap that after had run mile he NC lul.l
dozen lengths ahead OF Resolute VINO Was as lal eIoto
Woodbne the latter having survivor On heI haih7'
when mile and half had been covered, D0th CAElDuO
a,d Rrsoiute had fallen back beaten, ana Survivor
innked Ike A winner But coming up the slretch
WUodbine closed rapidly aud challenged ourN'oi' pea
- mn LII me. LII h lrMaIna.
The New York herald., 1874-04-10

CTEWARIS SLATE hANTEIs MARBLE AND
~ Wood MaDtels rich and elegant designs the lowest
prices z3J and az West ~ third street. between
eeventh aud Eighth lvenuca
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= '7'7'777'77-'77'-7 : : =
MARBLE lMANTELS,

A LII KINDS OF MARBLE AND MARBLEIIED
"A We nanuiac urei and sold at lowest competitive
prices az - kLABEH Co % Steam Marble Works, NOS.
az 70 rs West Fity.hrs street between broadway and
ION
The New York herald., 1874-04-10

no LET-A Mat FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASE
ment House on West Fifteenth street. In excellent
order; ti,AOo per annum. u. s. MYERS sON.
The New York herald., 1874-04-10

T,O LET-NINTH WARD NICE BRICk HOUSE. NINE
4 rooms with improvements. $3.50; Cottage and
near Ninth avenue. eight rooms small Apartments
ror,y-eignn street and Ninth avenue. Apply at 6uS
The New York herald., 1874-04-10

9th STREET, EAST 242.-TO LET, A LARGE AND
4 handsomely furnished Alcove Room, with con-
Meeting Room hot and cold water wardrobes &c. 10
gentlemen gentleman and wife, in first class
house small ps.vate iamy references. No May NOV
The New York herald., 1874-04-10

TO RENT-FoR 5000 PER ANNUM, A -FOUR STORY
brown stone House Thirty-cighth street, near
Park avenue. Inquire of GEO b. TCKkEI4LA l2O Cham
The New York herald., 1874-04-10

nine rooms; in every way perfect and attractive;
Invest corner, Central Park and broadway;
rent $iz5 per month. address HOME, box l49 Herald
Office
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NTHONY HOUSE. s34 BROADWAY. .-REsTAURANr
N rcopened courteous servants excellent table
pulous cenniness moderate prices; European plan;
meals at all hours
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w NANTED-BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE.
w with an uniarnshed Room: not above Fourteenth
street either side OF sixth avenues Catholic family
preferred. Address L., box ia Herald office.
The New York herald., 1874-04-10

NEW AND NEATLY FURNISHED BACK PAR
n lor to let-Suitabe Tor two gentlemen gentleman
and vile; house has all improvements moving l3l
West Twenty ninth street
The New York herald., 1874-04-10

rNO RENT CHEAP TO GOOD TENANT OR FOR
i sale-The three story brown stone House Il6 Lex
ingon avenue near Twehty street in good order
/ vANDEkBfLT BROTHERS % Fulton street.
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In the Cauntry.

yvAHTEp-FoR ONE OR TWO YEARS. By 4
Cottage ose pleasantly aud conveniently located from
thirty 70 nifty miles from New York Address H. ~
CLARK, box 4, ,oz9 New York Post office.
YxrANTFD-BY GOOD RELIABLE TENANTS. A
w neat and small House Ia the country, within two
hours ride city; house must be furnished com
petey ready Tor imnedtatc housekeeping and contain
III modern improyements Address, giving full particu
hrs MoDERAfn Herald Uptown Branch Office, LOO
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-04-10

ITO LET UNFURNISHED-FOUR STORY BROWN
4 stone House In Madison avenue between Forty-nrss
ana Forty second streets $323 per month, lease
partially furnished $3.50 per month"; Address H. box $50
Hcrald UPTOWN nranch oficc.
The New York herald., 1874-04-10

4 THOUSANDS VISITING NEW YORK STOP AT
IA. the Frankfort House, corner OF Frankfort and Viii
liam Streets neat Beds 25c., oc and 81 per day. Gen.
families.
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Oleomargarine.
IRON the Providence r.. - journal. !


This is the name given to new
article of food and traffic which is fast
coming into use. 1t is AN artificial
butter, made from beef fat churned
with milk by some patented process,
and colored to resemble genuine but
ter. 1t is said that there are two large
manufactures of the article in New
York, producing $4,000 pounds daily.
and that some thousands of tons of it
have been sold in New York within
the last eight months. It is also stated
| that there are manufactures of the
article in Cambridge, Boston, and that
preparations are contemplated to es~
tabhsh one nearer home than Boston,.
We do not doubt that an article of
food may be manufactured from pure
beet suet, which, though not true but
ter, nor equal to it, might be a safe
| and wholesome article of food, and
might, III very many cases, take the
place OF butter. But it is intima;ed
that the resources of chemical science
are now such that 'Oleomargarine, y
fully equal to the best, may be manu-
featured from any animal fat. Not
only will the fat Of horses produce real
"gi't edged BUTTER" but even the
most filthy refuse fat from sink drains
can be SO purified and manipulated as
to produce an article not easily distin-
gulshed from real grass and dairy
butter.
There may be some exaggeration in
this; we hope there is. But it is un-
dOubtedly true that parties are now
engaged in making on large scale an
article which is sold as butter, but
| which has no true butter in it. II
seems TO us that it is the duty of our
Legislators to give us immediate pro-
lection IN this matter We have no
objection to the manufacture and sale
of ''Olecmargarine from pure beef
fat. 1t may be safe and wholesome
article Of food, and may meet want
in the culinary department of our
households 1t may, for aught we
know, be an article that MANY persons
may like, and may desire to purchase.
But we do object, most earnestly, 30
having this article brought into our
markets and sold as genuine butter
Let it stand upon its own meri 8, and
the people purchase it with full
knowledge OF $ composition and quail
tiles. 1t seems to us that the public
good demands the passage of law
requiring all packages of ''oleomarga
rine or artificial huttpr offered for
sale TO be plainly marked as such, and
in way TO Indicate the exact charac
ter of TIE article they contain. The
law should also forbid under severe
penalties, the offering for sale Of any
article as butter that is not made solely
from milk OF cows. 1t is quite proba-
die that the artificial butter is already
for sale in out markets, and we cannot
have the protection too soon.
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A Secret for Ladies.

Dat zeal is good for something be-
sides food. All young ladies who de-
sire white hands will please harken
1t is only necessary TO sleep in a pair
of boxing gloves, and for bath DAT
meal ia excellent. If economically
inclined and country bred, it can be
fed to the horses and cattle as oat
meal mash after being used. Dat
meal contains small amount Of oil
that is good for the skin. To make
the hands soft and white, one of the
best things is 10 wear at night large
nittens of cloth filled with wet bran
or oat meal, and tied closely at the
wrist. A lady who had the whitest,
sottcs hands in the country confessed
that she had great deal Of house
work to do and kept them white as
any idler'S by wearing bran mittens
every night The paste and pom tees
for the face owe most Of their efficancy
to Il cir moisture, which dissolves the
Cd coarse skin, and TO thelr protect
ion from the air, which allows the
new skin 10 become tender and deli
cate. Dat meal paste is as efficacious
as anything, though less agreeable
than paste made with the white OF an
egg, alum and rose water. The alum
astringes the flesh and makes it firm,
while the egg keeps it sufficiently
soft, and the rose water perfumes the
mixture and makes the curd not SO
hard
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
CHERIFFS SALE


state CT Wisconsin County of Grant In Circuit Court
hiram Chase Nancy Staff bat h. John Chase, AL
ONO s. Chase, Enos hase, Helen Chase, Warden
Anderson and Franklin Lyster, Administrators Of
the Estate of Lew Chase, deceased March term,
lS73--iu partition
BY virtue and in purseBuce Of order ofsale made
and entered in the above entitled action at the March
term 1874. thereof, on the Sd day of March 1874
shall on Friday the Path dry of Aprif A. 1874 at
one o'c ock NJ at the front door of the Sisson Ho
tel in the village of Jamestown, Wisconsin in said
county offer for sale and sell at public anction to the
highest bidder, for cash, the fol owing described
premises to wit;
Ten acres of land more or less of the west half of
the south west quarter Of sect one, in township
number north Of rage number tw9, west Of the
fourth principle idan, and bounded follows to
wit Comm noing at the center OF the Gaena and
POt0si Road. and at the south west corner II land
owned by James Mackay thence running aong thu
center said Galena and Potoei road. south 25J%
land owned by Daniel = Cash thence east to
land owned 10y Edward Burns. thence north to iands
owned by James Mackay, thence west TO the place OF
beginning
Dated 1T the Sheriff. Office in the village Of Lam
caster, Wisconsin, this 10th day OF March 1874.
T.GARRI OR, sheriff Grant Co.
SAMUEL MLRRuK Phhs ATTY Two
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
ESTAT E--ZIsLER.

state Of Wisconsin Grant County, So -
Probate Office Lancaster. March % A. 1874.
In the If the Proof ana Probate of the last
will ana testament Of John Nsler, deceased late OF
the County Of Grant
hereas. tnstru ment in writing, purp3rting to
he the last will and Testament vi John Ziser.
deased late OF the County Of Grant has been ed in
this Office; and whereas appiicat II has been
by Peter Casper lag that the same DO proven and
admitted cbato according the laws oi this State
Therefore, il 10 order that said application be heard
before n at the Prob Office village of Ian
caster ia said County the goth day of April A
u 1874 at O'Clock 2 Nj.
Anaitis further ordered that notice thereof BIZ
given to the hers of said deceased and to ali persons
Interested, by pub isaDg copy OF this order fol
thr successive weeks prior TO said day of heaIig
in the Grant Comfy Herald, weekly newspaper
PRINTED and published at Lancaster la said County
BY the Court,
2w3 VIM. McG0Nf6AL, Couhty Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
Ceaal Notices.
ESTATE FOLEY.

state of Wisconsin, CT rant County. SIS
Probate Office. Lanc.ster, darch 23d, A. d. 1874.
In the matter the Proof and Probate of the last
will and testament OF Margaret Foley deceased late
of the County OF Grant 88.M8 t
whereas an Instrument in writing purportng to
be the last will end tee lament OF Margaret Foley de
ceased late Of The County OF Grant, has been flied In
this oice an whereas, application has been made by
Michael McNaniara. praying that the same be proven
and admitted to Probate according 10 the laws Of this
State.
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be
heard before al the Probate Office In the vilisge
of LsDca IN said County. the 10th day OF april
A. 1874. at one O'Clock 2. VI.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given TO the
heirs OF said deceased aud to persons nut rested
by publishing copy ofthisorder for three saocers.
weeks prior said day OF hearing. IL ih@ urant
County Herald weekly newspaper printed and
published ut Lancaster in eaid County
BY The Court,
.w3 VIM. Ac0ON AL, Co. Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02

State OF Wisconsin, Grant eauntysa. Circuit Court
Judgment Of Foreclosure and Safe. Alien Bar
her Plaintiff against fiIram d. futile, james B.
Dalton aud Michael Traver. defendants
BY virtue and in pursuance of idgment and order
Of force sale render ed in the above entitled
action by said Court at the March term 1874 thereof
on the 18TH day OF March, 1874 snail Saturday the
1stn day of May d. 1874. at o'cl. OK p. NJ at
the front door of the Court oose in the village OF
lancaster, In said Douny offer for sale and sell at
public auctio 70 the highest bidder for cash the
following described mortgaged premises situated,
lying aud being in the County Of Grant and
Wisconsin, to wit:
The east half of the north east quarter Of section
sever and the "a of the 4 of "a of section
seven and the q of the south east Asof 81 ction
six aud the north vert quarter Of the north ues,
quarter Of secton eight and north half Of the
west quarter OF the north west quarter of section
light, all in Town six north OF range four, West.
Dated SberiHs 0ffice Lancaster Wis. Mar ~ 1874
3w6 T. CARRIER, Sheriff.
Gro. CLEMESrsoN. Atty for Pm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02

A QUEER LAWSUIT "A funny suit
against an editor has been decided iii
the Circuit Court at Waukesha, Wis
The Fays, propriet0rs of the La b He
House at Oconomownc, br, light an
action to recover $94Ot for meals and
cigars furnished Ashly D. Hargar,
set up a counter claim of Sl6O for
putting" the La Belle House. Judg.
ment was rendered tor the plaintiff,
and Mr.. Hargar appealed TO jury.
The case excited much nte. est, IIar-
gar being well liked, and having a
solemn, earnest manner of making
very witty remarks. He testified that
Fay would say TO him: 6 Hargar, Fve
got nice dinner to day come in"
" No, thank you, m going home.
Fay would prevail on him to stay,
and after DINNER, the following colo
guy: Everything all right Hargar?"
i" Everything excellent" Dessert
all right ?" " Excellent" "Ice cream
all right ?" Delicious, MIR Fay :? :"
Very well, remember this in your
paper, next week" In return for din
ners and cigars, Hargar says that he
told great many lies e,litorally =
worth more than one thousand dollars
He would never have presented bill
for lies had not Fay fallen out with
him and wanted pay for the dinners.
Hargar pleaded his own case, and the
jury found a verdict for him, which
threw the costs upon the hotel keepers
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
SHERIFF SALE -MANGoLD.

Ftate OF Wisc0nsln, U0Unty o. HFHhl % = CIT al
Court Catrick Quinn John Mangold.
hereby give notice that by virtue OF execution
issued out OF the Circuit Court OF Crawford Conaty
Wisconsin, upon the Judgment entered in tn above
entitled action on III Bird day of Nay, 1871, and 10
me dir ected and delivered and for the want of suf-
f1cient goods and chatte of the said defendant have
by direction of the Plaintiffs AttotreS, levied upon all
the right, title interest " hatsOever that the
above named defendant, John MaDgod had the
third day OF May, 1871, or has since acqui' cd in and
the following described lands and premises to wit:
The west ha of south east quarter of Section hr.
ty four Town FIVE Range six, est, in Grant County
Wisconsin, containing eighty acres.
will the fourth day of April. 1894 at the front
door of the Court House IN the Village of lancaster
in said Comfy at the hour ofone O'Clock p. M off 81
for and sell to the highest bidder for casn, the
above ,scribed lands TO s'fsfy said judgment aud
costs, I CAKRIER, SheI ill., Grant Co,
Dstod shsrifTs Office Lancaster, Feb. 10. 1874
o. B. THoM.s, Pif Atty. 4ew6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
ESTATE BRANDT

liz the matter of the Estate of John Brandt deceased
In Probate Grant county Court, March lth 1874.
On reading and ii ing the petition of joseph Brewer
of the County Of Grant representing among other
things that John Gager, the admis istrater OF the
estate of said John Brandt, deceased di in said
county on the 9Th of December 1873, leaving the
9 tate of saId deceased unsettled aud not full admin
stered and praying that letter of admini-traton dc
bonis non said estate be TO John A. Klndt of Cas-
vile in said county gNanted
1t Ia ordered that he matter of aid petition be
heard before the Judge of this Court at the Probate
ocr In lancaster in said county Monday tho 18th
day of April A D. 1874 at one O'Clock in the sfter-
noon of said day.
Aud il is Iurther ordered that notice thereof be
given 10 all persons interested In said estate by pub
lining copy OF this order FIR three successive weeks
prior 10 said day OF heating in che Grant County Her
aid a weekly newspaper, printed and published at
Lancaster in said County, By the Cout,
1w3 Nm NcdON iHAL. County Judge,