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New-York tribune., 1875-08-11

crosirst Two other women Annie Long End Ellen smith
WHO were brought up The tons fsI rsol,fIy eonc
were sentencod te inplisnIent or siA
Povnsou held 20 await the result o. rnfss snss &
assaulted shot oy
son. and IS now in the hospital
LOWS KaIman, charged with peddllng clgaIs u,
without license held yesterday i S%oV
by Commissioner Shielns
At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday,
Thomas Conoyan was held for sieanga coat worth To o
the house O Sheldon Harding al No lJI seoond ave-
In the Court of General Sessions, before Kecorder
Hackcft tsferiay. Charles short John T. GYM hli
years Tho.ls Donovan fo' burglary ~ thr iiri u.F,
and Morris Kelly, larceny. wero sent ~ gre ius.
PentenilTv for Elk months W il'" i''"'"h, -,
grand larceny To Sale Tson iof iiss ~, , am 81
Clair ior burglary in thc fhi!d desrcs @s1 ~ Tepy was
Pr son for two wears John VCorror ir grdhu Ei''h' w"
sent To state Prison for fonr years
At the Washington Place Police Cont yttirI"af, ,
lloTey ane Wa held in $1,000 bail Tor s iiis siuw
Of Charlotte Madison. AZ No lS3 ies, @ 80 ~ u,e
Waon H. cI.lroy was held forging the name o. .s
IL at s,.'s and Fuouss CBr1rn vas noi
f0I stealing a chain worth SO IRON JolNc ~ "a. "a.
hid f,r sfean diamond hin from william Nogel oi No
hite ST. NJ simpson Of NO - W d"N - ~ .sl
Na;ionai harrington, Mass Juy d. Wa ''
mandcd fer eNaInuaii'n. >,
At tLe Yorllyille Police Court yesterday John
Beckerof No AS East Forlicthst was charged Nlth WI"
Itclt medicines valued -2O by means ~ ~ nuf "h
he tended r. y. Iiai of 30 ivI0 second ayr
froro the same firm on . fors"d order puIpOring IT,
have come from W. Il. Hatch Co o. No. o@I
jos i Degnan C,st phcr Kohicr werr h'il IN T2ouO
each, q charge roDsng Margart Berg o NJ 10
So od JJ",si{ i N0i5h 81 %t' I - ave- W T.
Carroll Of 9ai tEiriare Hai iew Nolil ui No -
Thrill ave, charles Rooney o. No l,oJ5 lii.d W o., &
Ian 30. 1850 Thiraye. were held III rlVO each Ioi
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
CINU NOTES.

The habeas corpus proceedings i'll the case
Of james \. Duffy who convicted of an attempt at
an assault 10 DO bodily harm Deputy Controller Earle
have been adjourned to Thursday. His counsel, Mr.
Purdy insists that the verdict not cOnsOnant with
the Indictment and therefore void and that RS the pms
oucr claimed De insane after the verdict, the Court
bad right Ia pronounce sentence unt alter an inquiry
INTO his sanity End that under the decision In the Tweed
case the legality OF the sentence in relation 10 these
points be examined On hsbeas corpus proceedings
A writ OF habeas corpus TO bring Teresa
Clifion before Judge Westbrook, ~ Supreme Court,
Chambers, returnabh yesterday, but, not having
been served extended by Theodore Aub the counsel
Of the girls father 10 next Tuesday. Teresa Clifton IL
tie child who taken from Annie Small by Police
Commissioner Gardner and Police Captain Williams, and
after long proceeding before Judge Brady sent by
him ~ the House o Mercy. Her father claims that
tIis "a DpOraIy matter verbal order, and
insists ON the return Of his child.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
4SSVEG Frs 5PPIVED,

VRON AGPTNWAII4-Jn Si'GpshfD Coop. Aug. lO--Nis.
de r. Miranda. J. l.. Livingston, Cha-. L.
WISE Mis- - rta Kissain o. IL Long dap Inter.
Croosrr child and ITrue0i vile. and servant
Mr, capt Rich and children; w. f. Wheeler, 81. T. roZa
lose ii Perez Ruiz, Alfonso Gucrcre Dr. Dixon
and daughter Fabrga, g. j. Andrews Miss Emma Frci-
erics iieut smh, J. Watson, !. w. McEwen j. ', ams
wife AID chldreA; ID. Oaukau. a. GufWap, WIFE, ard chill
p Tayl0r IT, j. He 7e Jas idiy and wife J Gut
man sawyer, J. Packard, Eugene bdba, Rev
DeshOn L. ROifsh, Colin Mch cnze JUnett.
oly =. WoOdIaf, j. :. GIBBS. B y. Borbe Frank D..
MullV Chas. IL. I.Oss, Jas. Bryant Ant NaIam Mateo
eyfs d. shipman Theo Edwards, John Horer y. McDon-
Adj Jas dty Chas W. Beatty j. w. Davis James Irwin,
W BIidgewoOd, John Barton. =. 1rldel, ". j. Byme j.
Iyacban C. \ CntOny. ~ Day, II. kensil am and vile.
j. Frederick Estrada, John ley. r. Ietding.
baStan NJ Fray. VIM. Read l.. SiveDscser j. >. Fleming
Alfred Smith Edward r. Flint. W H. stores, John L,ggcti,
Quinn, y. Del G. Marion, B Masden MI. trliranc, O..
langbCro l. CasisOh T. NicOl, MI Nerch. Eantst Pas
quala, FcTG DHcann.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
TIE COCRTS.

PROCEEDINGS IN RING SUITS
4 BILL or PARTICULARS REQUIRED FROM lnE CITY
IL THE MARrINiR-TwEEp ACUON-rHE TWEED
ApPrALs-PossIBLE SETTLEMENT OF TIE SUR
AGAINST CUMMINGS II. TUCKER.
In the suit brought in the name OF the cry
against VIM H. Tweed and Edward Mariner TO recover
back moneys paid by the city bills of Mariner. ap
proved by Tweed Deputy stree Commiss ner or Com
missioner Of Public Works, which He climel to b.
wholly or in part fictitious, Judge Lawrence has settled
tie order reluing The city to furnish bll Of particular =
IT requires The Plaintiffs 10 serve upon the attorneys
for the defendant Tweed within 10 days from The sery
ice Of y copy of this order bill of particulars Of TIE
plaintiffs claim setting forth in fnd ana ID deIl Sucn
parts Of ana item, in The bills accounts, or voucher
mentioned referred to tie complaint as thty claim
to have been fictitious. ard such as they clam represent
su.;,lies materials, labor not furnished 10 t'
uldntiGs giving the description. date. and ainoun
thereof AID also bin of particulars of the pain'ihs
claim setting forth in fn and in detail such parts aid
items in tine bills, accounts or vouchers mentioned or
rccrcd to III the complaint they claim 10 nave been
ovcrcharcC H. other respect fase or erroneous
and also setting forth the prices ~ which II IS chiheh
Aud # is further ordered that uni such bill of part
usrs shall he served aud uH tn day tncfc"f,et, ai'
Of cr PROCEEDINGS on The part of the plaintiffs - as
saG Tweed sta! cd, and tio tinc Tor We ucI'
Tweed 20 or demnr or take any othof Ycnoi lo
which t ma, entitled is extended uut ten dIA dlti
such bills OF particulars shaii have be ScrFe'. 900 600
In the sut Oi The People against IWced lcl 7oOU'VOO,
lIeld A Devo counsel log Tweed. directing That IL =! al
peal from Judge Douohue> order 80 tar ~ II dl nci
ANYTHING the, ske i, and their app al r"m JUDGE Bar
~cit'. order n fsing release Tweed from "rc or ie
duce his bail De placed on the calendar ol tnr neHtnc
CouTt General TrIm for hearing on Aug. - wan tlc
People, appeal from the important parts oI Judge DOR
Ohuc'S decis go -,
Negotiations foot tn settle The suit OF Ihc
Pcoue against Cummings II. Tucker, The ioln"r areii-
t.tf tfe y ~ r,liuty Court house The suit against
Nm H. fnr ceftifv. ,lte bills for that building 90 te
came =. ycliicd that without an lnusui amount o
lt
If they were false his receipts only per ccht q" ne
Xii lindr y. nift Il contract. This p cent OF the
fe hills hr Is wiling pay over, aad the repre- ,ct1-
tiys Of th, ptupI. AZ. said TO Tee utcd To +trPi' buN
Nh Tucker has cr claims a~a'-t t- city, ana tc-i'
~ iring thc.c INTO tie settlement, ana nCGng thus ia
IN, Ocru decided.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
! SUPREME ARGUlENT.

Il was tbe twilight hour, and they were
oud ring over tfe t.rribe sidewalks IN Nc.o-Sf. ~
va backcI than king OF clubs, and she couo dis
count tIc tcn-spo. of ,padcs.
''-tis3u lUD YOU. Ac suddenly roiii"rkcd.
"ShoO. co long. she Il pi;ri.
"Su,au vii yci MARI! meg be continued
"Go long wiG ~, Pete!
.Ity,l aoI snsil embrace de hoatin' waters o. DC
.alk riu 90. Den ae Coroner viii hau uc nv' Hn ST. oi
lac; d,y H. pqni undcr roses, l. dc Nc.Ult Ni!4
bc. Dat ,ticr dicd Oh - u. oxen hearty"
"Nou don't mean dat, Pete "
90 lo. ou,tn.' g..
"ICa Pete" .he said, she sighed heavily den fs
NJ jooir 10 marry "a 70 save scr e, m ce Nedtih -
10 cuI4 ~ lh d- RAM"
And tley ol.spod hands ana rolled ther eyes and
stumbled a-Ou..
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OF WYORR-..--.............AUG. 10
CLEARED.
Steamship Columbus. Reed, Havana W. p Clyde & GO.
Steamship sam Weller tBr. hantOn, Cork Falmouth
& co.
steamship q. III. stout. Ford Philadelphia Jas. Hand
steamship tilaucu', RtaTsr, Boston, II. 4. DmOCk.
steamship Philadelphia, Davis, Phladc phia Jas. Hand
steamship Dakota (br.), Forsyth Liverpool, Williams a.
GnIcu
slip City Lahore (Brl GroenhorD. London. Henderson
Bros. 4 Ca
BARK Ceres (NOrl Boe Rotterdam Teiens & Bockmann.
Rark Usage (BT.l Mcdonald. Antwerp Perkins < Job.
Barg BrsLos RULER, Galveston, G. H. Mallory Il Co.
Bark ANNA GER, Tautzen, Richmond, Herman Koop 4
CO.
Il
Irg f. Meyman Lecraw Rio Janeiro and Santos. Thos
Norton & co.
irlg MerTiws Downegs, Limerick, Miller IIoughton
schr Bay state, Bnlkley, Boeton Chas. Luling.
scnr hsry Louisa, 0aAtel, Washington ". g., zopbar
schr Hannah Baker Raymond, cork Falmouth for
aers J. T. wsri & co.
Schr Albert Thomas Rose. baltimore, Henson s Co.
SOM r. n wilets Hiiicts, Baltuoie, Saght & Petty.
kchr X. Hatch. Murphy CSbasien. CroSen Psren
schr Nellie Grant, Jordan. Phnsdelphia b J. weinberg.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
EFFORT TO SET ASIDE TIE ERIE ELECTION
CHECKED.

The proceeding of John Livingston to set
aside The election o the Erie Railway drecOfs July
49, was called before Judge Westbrook in supreme
Court Chambers, yesterday The petitioner did NOT ap-
pear but on his behalf request made that the
he adjourned. Mr. Mcfarland. for tie Erie Railway,
oected 10 anv adjournment saying that he had
10 bolieye the proceeding abandoned Judge West
brook said he had granted adjournment when the
p.uoncr had legal excuse, merely to obge counsel
and Would not grant another. The motion must he do
mel absolutely. He wobd not deny it with irave TO
renew but leave the petitioners II they had any good
ground other Judge for leave 10 renew their
motion.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
DECIgIONS-ATG. 10.

SHDromc Covf-C ChGmbcs-By Judge Lawrence
The Nayor. &c. art Tweed and 'nn-Or' a. s,iT 'l"'r
at Auanly-OideT al r-.Ient" granite AZ L' Att'' 7
o. viii, james stl, ir. hni uit jtlu"h '
NarN H. Mhiitcscy.-Oricr granted 80 revive "e1n nan
q. The Mayor Vc.-OriDf granted settling iinh5e
Snjryi0r touf-SpcGl Tym-Bv Chici-Jnsilc'
Montll smau act The Equ.hlc Lie As''Ian.r -p,irM
thr Uulicl -tac- Meyer t-t. Et Aintlicui haIh"'
Mauui ctIing Co.Se j.. :nO-aufa FOR counsel Drew @s'
The Mayor, &c.-MptiOu dtni q, 500 nicnOElhdun
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
SALE or NoRTuERv pAcIFIc !


About six weeks ago, in The case Of Jay
Cooke Cha .macuc Towcr J. FARLEY smilh, William :.
Lame and william g. lFi.wold agains. thc Northern Pa
cifc Railroad Company. JuGge shlpnan Of the United
STATES Circuit Court made decree requiring United
states Commissioner Kenneth G.. White ana United
states Marshal Fisk sell pubic auction the prop
erty or TINT Company. Yesterday Judge shipman
o amended the decree that, f0i be present much Oh
the C0npanys property consists of the lands granted
gud conveyed 10 il by the Government cannot IL sold,
for the following large part OF thc lands a,
NOT been surveyed and cannot, therefore, be ustn-
guishcd from the public domain No d cd ht neen Ycn
IL the Company oil the part " TIE land When mas bcfr
eurvcvod and in case Cf sale the Company could NOT
.iyc a valid deed 70 the puTclaelr.
II said that thc Government refuses TO give decd e.
this land because the Company declines - rly for -lI-
veyng IT, The original decree. iii providing Tor the ~
liiion of the pIOcc Il II the sale of tine road and>
ropcrty said that they shonid be applied Fifth Ia The
syInt OF l duo Tor moneys borrowed tO pay IN
crest upon Tie mortgage dcDt, 90 pay for labor AMI
materials for the repayment of which any former or
present officer the Company, any other person at
his or their instance srev, not to exceed 100000 in
the aggregate. TO be paid pro rata Tic aAondod decree
directs that this be stricken out
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11

sun rises . 800 ser.... 7:Oi Moon acts. Morn
Higu WATER DAY-A. a.
2.]J Cows Island. 3Oi Hell g. Eefly. i:j3
.HIDB wAIER IHls DAY-P. NJ.
sandy Hook 800 Cows Island. 800 Hell O. Ferry. s1i
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday. Margaret
Ernest who kept Orderly nyise at No ~ Crosby
bed 36V0 BAH. he bopdsan beipg John LAngs d 80. ~
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
Ccuuirn Real @etate fur ealc.

At CROTON on the Hudson Riyer.-FOr
a SALE d re.y desirable po; OF acr'N VIA 'renns;
l- .r .ng.. suitable for erItl mans .ot Ni.f
i,t> fDfNC n uu o large aud small fruits on the
D isre. W.Ile sold ol iL lll inIh.,. . . m,
EDWARD CLARKE Tribune Omce.
GAN DIEGO CAIIFORNIN ~ REAL t.,iAFE
- rare opportunity Investment. s0ncthr1 lr tne
i li f1 .D..-rie iaI-. .-rns fr5 sl4- n' toi' -
f instance CIV lots Diego .. well 'o''f a. agon
ing the railroad lands for $50 lyahe IN II mon DAY i'ia
inr1f. 20 Hilfcrpl .ofs
en-. m the Parfc coast possessing wa2r C'nt har1Nr one
,f l. .-. rAlates te .rd al tic minus oi 'cDiPs
g'v.-.. HilrOaI L. i ware N1url' h'i ~ tN go
ior &C. .g acre ni, have slurc hor sold . tl,DjD Win
.4.asa.l'-. For Az .lt c,'. ~ ttir'ss
NEW-YORK AGENCY, BUSH & CO., 80 Deyst
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
NrD~ qcracp Real Gslate for Sale.

yNOR SALE at "A hargain--50 acres choice land
near station on ,entrnl road of Sew Jeiscv only %
.rl, inst
ra-. Ian ID WHIT Nt Bee knan -
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
CAIENnARS-TnIs DAT.


~
Eaean ttor-o " al-h Patrick Nhairn, Ii"ati GRADY 90
merry; 'f1,ou+s Whtan Chas. Edwards 'on9la ,s,, ui
BAT rry Thomas isIaly John Arnold obou Harris Michael
Alal, T,i1,k Punch, samuel NooIL, "a. i'ial
Mhl-r. RoDcrt Mailer Mlcncl lHly' J"Nt ,uii ..,'
i;rrlary: (,fas "a. I'M william Nairr. JON tNn"is
N.llin +. Gooi. I,hn Nonaan, MicA'.i 60 -.";-
-r.iy rZWgd. Lc f.pg Nail IT. tuau liclhvit - Id
thiop Perti. Charles erher 'o Nc'ti gf''iN
ilr.ciy; john -icgarl}. Andre" Aiier i"9'Fi 5l;I
house,
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
Haciion Sales Of t,:ll Eeslnte.

EXFtUTOR'' SALE
\ iy mort .-e ocreoslli, Of the best MANU- FAC
Wr-"fNG - ard finest NhTtR PRlNIl FGt> in East
~, N, York factory, GweihHghonse ulnt lious ard
9Nart hundred aal of t1l" Ian y N .lle
wa.r PRIVILEGES and rights of MAY appnreuan hereto.
lt, o In. bank, Of Lac isnu, Ia, d,i oi tie famous
~lrlakofI r'ltr region u a." Town Silnd A'n ih ire
county I~tr, =. s., Will De sold under inc dlrc' on oi
Hi Ipt NNDD lrltIto, IA pursuance ~ 0o-
err. an ud d.lurui tie supreme Court 0f The Staie ol y W
York al tG Court house the cry Of KINGSTON y. " Oh he
2Gth dy August 10, AZ ocott IN t.e trnoan Ior
pa,ticu rs address r. BRO Dli EA ID, csler o The
KINGSTON Naiioia Bang. VAN EITIN Glen iNArER,
attorneys Vc Kingston =. l.. or Il. J. HARRISON, Dis
West twenty -fJurtiiar y. \. city.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
6ouses ano farms tDnnle0.

VNhNTED-A small HOUSE during ) to
mnus well AMI completely furnished. ready rol int
lneaat. octuplti0n Iay and geutonan no children
Answer. tIil Particulars &. D, BreNo1it House.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
i,tal Gstnte 90 G:xehanse.

rEyO TXCIfANGE-A HOUSE OF six rooms,
with mn lois. with plenty or rnl and shrnbhery n
one IL Inc lr-t locations jersey City Hlshts, for FARM
wort! from 1000 10 5000. Aclross -
J. RUNYAN,
p o. Box ll2, Hudson City, NJ.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11
Gin Real estate for Sale.

MADISON AVE. - \ very eIgih corner
= nor 81 srores cabinet finish. sujrct only frst
WOULD he sold l gain; lot, 4 ard clear tiSen
in %. III pi,mnnt RCLAND & WHITING Becinan ST.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-11

NTEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
- LINE.
These first class steamships viii p from Pier 10
North River (fOot OF Cedist) Tor HANAHA direct - ol
lows: ,o
Sf,asshn lRi.StENI CITY III 0pA aug. ~
Tor freight passg, having unsul passed lcoomaoiunS)
appy a" " u. J.. VI ~ " ~ D i,pNhEs si'eH'
isEILAR, IT LING a CO., Agents in Havana.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-03-18
Glen Haven Nursery.

The subscriber. in returning his sinsere thanks to
the public for past favors, would announce that on
for carrying the nursery business to advantage,
he has concluded TO dscontinueit and has therefore
entered into partnership with James A. Kilbourn,
Glen Haven, having few thousand of very fine Trees
principally Of the larger size which he is anxious
dispose of the coming season. Great inducements
will be offered to cash purchasers, credit for six
twelve months, good interest bearing notes.
Hoping the liberal share Of patronage bestowed
upon himself in the past will be continued to the
firm, respectfully ROBERT PRINGLE.
The subscribers have much pleasure in offering to
the public for the first time from their nurseries
in the town of Glen Haven, Grant county, Wis, a
srate assortment Of the most desirable varieties Of
Forest ana Ornamental Trees. The stock has all been
twice transpanted and the largest sizes three times
and is iirst-rate in every respect We think the
gales Of the past two months will have con-
WINGED many farmers and especially those extensively
engaged in stock raising upon prairie farms, OF the
great Importance OF good shelter BELTS of the most
hardy aud rapid growing evergreen trees such as
Scotch Fir. Weymouth and Austrian Pine We would
strongly advise free admixture Of European Larch
which in the course of ten twelve years would al
low abundance Of fencing material, which is gen
orally admitted to be durable the red cedar, and
Of very rapid growth. We have specimens OF
the Larch grounds that were imported from
Scotland in the spring of 1867, which over 20
feet high. At the time these trees came from Scot
land they were from 6 70 inches high We are sat
isied that investment of equal amount would en-
hance the value of prairie farm more if offered for
SALE than good healthy grove of these varieties of
trees. which would give the owner more satisfae
ton If they did not wish to sell, We offer stock
at very rates 1t will be study to give
general satisfaction; will be glad at all times to show
our stock WI hope that by strict attention to bust
ness merit share OF public patronage.
Send for descriptive catalogue and price list
All letters Of inquiry promptly answered, and all or
dere thankfully received Terms cash, Ior good note
for or Il months, with interest, Address,
ROBERT PRINGLE,
Beetown, Grant County, Wis.
JAMES A. KILBOURN,
51m2 Glen Haven. Grant County. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-03-18
Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
PASSENGERS FOR
g II T @ . q ..

Detroit, Toledo Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto,
Montreal Quebec. Portland, Boston, New York. Phil
adeIphia Baltimore Washington, st. Louis, Cairo,
Denver, Conc Bluffs, Sioux City St Paul, Marquette
Escanaba, Menasha, Madison, Cheyenne. Omaha,
Yankton, Winona, Duluth Green Bay, Milwaukee.
and all points North. West South and Fast. should
buy their tickets via CAICAG0 and the CHICAGO Il
NORTHW Es TERN RAILWAY
Close connections made at Chicago with tho
Lake Shore * Michigan Southern, Michigan Central
Baltimore Il Ohio, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Il Chie~set
Kankakee Line and Pan Handle Routes, for all points
FAST md SOUTH -HA3r. al win tue Chicago Il Al
ton and Illinois Central for all points SOUTH Close
connections are also made with the Union Pacific X.
r. at Omaha for all far West points. Close conuec-
tions are made at junction points win trains OF all
cross roads
These celebrated all night trains
on all lines this road. This is the only line run
ming thcse cars between Chicago aud St Paul or
Chicago and Milwaukee. Al Omaha Sleepers
connect with the Overland Seepers on the Union
Pacific Railroad for all points west Of the Missouri
Among the INDUCEMENTS OFFERED By THIS
ROUTE to the travelling public are all the modern
improvements Rock and Gravel Bsllasted Track.
Steel Rail Rock and Iron Bridges Parior and Draw
ing Room Day Coaches Smoking aud Lenngtng Cars
Westinghouse Safety Air Brakes, Mil5tr's Patent
Safety Coupling and Platforms, Speed, Safety anG
Absolute Comfort. -
RUNNING THROUGH FIVE GREAT STATES
aud uperatn. over 20o9 miles Of road, this Company
presents to the traveller facilities that IRE NOT ans
/ CANNOT be offered by any competitor.
All ticket agents sell you tickets via this route
/ II Sou wish the best travelling accomodAtions; yo'
| other W IL sTENNETT, General Pass. Ag't.
| MARVIN HUGHITf, General Sup't. .
pR. !. 4. HAssELL. DR., W. s. SIMPSON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-03-18
EARNS for Sale.

ThefolIowiug described lands will be sold on rea-
sorable terms by the undersigned; NY nome pace
III "a acres in the town of Elk Grove. Lafayette Co.,
wis 100 acres of which tillable, the remaining
So acres being timber The placeis well ana
plentfuliy supplied with living water there being an
unf4iliug stream quite the barnyvrd. There is
good dwelling house. likewise large barn. a roc (
stable. and other necessary oRtbuitdings Would
and thrifty comprising more than 600 bearing trees
Adjoining this farm there is fine tract ofiand which
will be sold with the above. separately thepur-
chasers may desire Fifty this under cul-
tivation the rest being timber. Also 200 acres Dor
deriug Platte River in sections Is and II, town OF FL
Ienboro Grant County. THERE'S house on this land
About SO acres OF the land being under cultivation
TIE rest is what may be called No timber land
For particulars address the subscriber at Hazel Greer
e3rant a. Wis GABRIEL MILLS.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-03-18

VINO SHALL BE GOVERNOR. F. A.
Moore, the Washington correspon-
dent of the Wisconsin, in writing of
Hon. P. Sawyer's great success in
getting through the appropriation for
the Fox and Wisconsin rivers, says ::
"THE NEXT GOVERNOR. The vote
on the river and harbor bill yester-
day is regarded as a great personal
triumph for Mr.. Sawyer. No other
man in the house could have carried
itflo o opPosfittio6n6. har E dGH heard t
said more than once. in Wisconsin
circles, to-day-"We must run him
for the next Governor. | doubt,
however if he would consentto it"
The other names most frequently
mentioned for candidate for gover-
nor, or the republican ticket, are
Hon. Harrison Ludington and Hon.
Henry Baetz.