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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY, April IL, 1875.
AsHEs-Ihe market remains steady, with fair trade
demand quoted a Pots, ana $50. for Pearl.
BUILDING MATERIAIS-Ihe movement in Bricks Ia
very and the market is steady quote Pale per ~ at
s3G$3 80; Jersey at S7a$7 50 Up River 81 80 81 20
iJaversfray CrOton Fronts Brown, Sl2H
sI3 Dark sl3oSi and Rel at Sl4GSl5 Philadelphia, S2S
1880 and Baltimore $500 $50 cost OF delivery To be added
Cement is steadily held ROs ndae quoted at 81 30 cash
Portland II vessel and 81 DgS4 10 from store Hair
slow values nal at ii d42c for Goat aud IL
2jc for Cattle. Lime ia quiet and unchanged stat aud
81 - for Common and 81 jOQ*l 80 Tor
Tinishng ats continue TO sell quite freely aud the market
at the recent dccne SAFES oil 2OOOOOO Ds al al
$50 per NJ. Other descriptions are without change.
BkoOM CORN AND BROOMS-fhe market for Corn Ia
onet and unchanged 1jd17c for Short Green Brush ia
Nc for Green Hun I2alic for Medium Green and l0d re
for Red agd gel .rrl Broom; aIe a nrt -,
anry limited; quoted 33d 3jc for Western and Southern
C0FFEE-There rather more doing In Rio today at
improvement OF &c ali grades, except Prime which
are steady quotations. sales OF 1000 bags
Iiadors terms TRANSFERRED 4,5i3 bags per Mary Var
we'll at lie Baltimore there large business trans
rates embracing 1880 bags PABLO
Alto II .c; 1000 bags per Now Light at lei and 1854
hhds per David stewart at Ice We quote no. ordinary
goes at l6d lG4c. fair do, l7dl7c good do, l7adlsc
prime sisd lSc Java al 2Jd2lc Singapore 2l0
DE Ceylon, 2d2c MaracaibO 1SU2l &c; LagIay Is
DC; Jamaica lGk QlSc Santo Domingo l6c Porto ldcJ
aura II ana, II 2a2Oc and Curacao ut lGla
DRUGS AND DYEs-Opium is quiet but steadily held at
sJax6 20 gold bond, for old and Alum unchaLgc
with small sales OF Lump at 1c Castor on Is rather weak
and the demand limited American sold at l74aSc
Takers A A. Ginger il quiet Panama Bcachcd quoted
ne and UnDlrached at 25c English Chemicals
held rather bInly and fair inquiry Prevailed
nr Powder 81 lSaids2 all gold Essential Oils
o,iet and tame Sandvrsons Lemon at IS 1z2ns
ranoi jnf6 - u. A. * Co.. 20 L. A. & Co Lemon, o.
and Sandersons Orange, II ~ All goa other Kinds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

May cksarance German bark for do Nth 200 do reported
NJ SINE rate: Swedish bark hencxr conenba.en with
$500 do at "A; bark from Iaieirhia 5000
TEeiphis with do do but not authsntd vessel tnow
oo5 "' SSs ao On private terms wen Vessel i'o OF
as tons new at Bostonk hence to ~ THpn with fall
north With sugar at 3se two GERM baris with
Grain respectively tfoushllaiclpia
- Cork for orders at s Cd italian bark, hee for
VOYAGE with 1900 ora at IL 81 latcr-A Yes. rumorc4
with 400 bbls Crude, hence To liavre of see" p;-
vats terms. $1,000 uu ,-, ..x ro.,r "a n
era bat The extreme prices asked check bvsnrss Spng
Ertrss aud Eeium grars OF Minnesota are higher the
close active, but vfs nrn anu mono
nss has been obasno ses Oh 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

FREIGIf-I market the berth Is very inactive and
with continuance OF Hight offerings Of room. rates held
higher; there good demand Tor Petroleum
with lair general, rates In
lower 10 frpODby
at I'd asAci Cd bid; Provisions nDuay "a Dal,s
Cotton last evening ~ st. and Ij Ia day al
Glasgow by sain JOt Dol H0D 20 ~. 81 IheCaft.Ts
prise Drltish har1 hence t. l:r,n VITA jO10bA Refined
Petroleum q a. also two others voyage hsuus
jJv and 5000 rcs.c st!yry ~ rate. the latter IO Ctt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
The bids for stocks at the close were:

The London advices were of no material import
ance the market for securities closing duh and firm,
with Erie up to 272 on reported ovcrsold state Oh
themarket. Money is easy at 1916 for three months
discount. or 5-16 below the minimum at the Bank of
England The Bank made a gain i'll bullion of
$4,000 The foreign exchange market has been
quiet but strong sales being on the basis of II soi2
a 81 s61e, and 81 sol2a$i 80. The gold market
has been quiet and without new feature. Opening
strong at 1853, the price declined to 1l4's, ana
closed at 49, On gold loans the rates
paid for carrying were 3, 2i2 and
per cent Washington dispatches report the Internal
Revenue receipts at $4,000, Customs receipts at
5000 600 National bank notes received for redemp-
ton $500, 900. The Assistant Treasurer paid ont
$4,000 in called bonds, and $l7 800 in coin inter-
est The export clearances of domestic produce
from this port for the week ending to-day were to
the currency valuation of $i,15l. 2G9. The days
business ut the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared $50, 800 O00 gold balances, $93s, go; cnr-
rency balances ST. 100, 135. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
n " WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCT
For TIE WEEK ENDING ArRIL u, 1870.

Expressly THE N Y. TRIBUNE by own Reporterl
General Directions .,
Send only good articles The freight and other expenses eat
goods Pat e,eTyt9g in good order ALE An attrG r
te mtion WIN not allow the contents to change about Use
vita poat-a stcclpae is bestand note contents on the
same 81 time stating what is sent the route time &c An in
list should also be ncosed in barrel or boy Always
for goods in best shape, that mark is in
demand.
125 Dds sane Week year i277 Exports q
Pt week. s2 b3 o Receipts of Gas past Week. 200 6sh
iinod BAT stock is too large and the demand too mod
Round lots either mediums have been offered
pretty freely at the inside range Pea beans are not annn1a
Trade kidneys especially ought 70 revive and
and ary y ns si soutef S R peas are not wanted
Blum d." ?4T Me- 1891 So Sa'f o54ss 10
&c., iS SS 90 pa ana rssn prime 1870 u
nSS asi"S goo IS in 90
other .1". .',.'. 2 oos o5 southern b. i.
Beans, Pea, other 75G l So bag -. 5O9
red 00G . bush ....."~.. 75a
new neT... .l.' . 2od 80
Receipts for the week iS5iS gkgs do las: week lssls
Pas seG S I'M The nar
use OF hrks ior oasas ,ge ,y ~ J c @ p nr ~
n gh b%t few 1a s are sSS a sHS%g 10 6n or
much Of what is here will have to go To grease The interior
NOT Old present prices will
apt to pickle and simmer good portion OF it, This Is seldom
q arc C ssa SHIFT s TO M Ss haTy a smDw
W hat to wit
have aue freely sellers would gladly turn
prices New IL steady with fair daily supply Old
Western low and seeking market
OLD Bl-rrER
Fytr, half trhs 81 1o6 state Welsh good 1920
fiae hall tubs 20 state Welsh tubs other Id
81, half tabs hlf. prime. Ia
grad ....l 1907 Western fair 10 good l Il a l6
STATE r,ins select 0ns. -d23 Western poor IL a ID
state ur-lns W,sler, DAIRY. hacked IA
state irkIns common Westerr frsins com i 2 a IA
tn IA 1913 Western rolls faucy - TX
stat ll darcs prime u % Western IT, prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

Thus far Charleston has sent about 200 quarts Of sIaw.
The sid at quart. Wclii
IL ected lng about 1000 qnarts and ne rn
cia receivers decided to hem Il 1Jc. The Wi1.r
tic Last uis't ms
morning au wica prevails to-day is 1907 -
cllc bring buyers. Apples very dull f1He b@d-
Oter ID freely al - 80 t". Etscis, 81; Gls u
II 5O0s2 CraDbctS weak AMI declining. ENl"fi' x
apples week. l,i6 bDis; since jan lo52 do sane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

HAY AND SrRAW-The Inquiry is very light, and prices
buyers favor the storm checked business we quote
shipping Retail lots Soc a. II %. Glover go a
zoe, dull and tame at oUdoJc
zoe for Short do, and bV07Oc for Oat
INDIGOihe market remains steady with no!erat" uaie
demand at GJG3c Tor Manila and II 2Gooc Tor Madras cur
rclcy.
LEATHER-Hemock exports, 1000 sides; the demand is
mod, and tue marAct L. steady, the arrivals Increasing
shows better assortment, only gOOd damaged common
HIDE remains adu III uemanl. We quote:
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And the following for city bank shares:


The market for railroad bonds was firm a mod
eTately large business. Prices were well main taned
The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
IocK-sAr.rs BEFORE THE CALL.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENr-2 O'CLOCK p NJ
q : $50 Coupon, 1862 | ; 80 Registered 49,,
llS2 opOU' i1'4
~ - !, % Repistered 'Gj y L o. Coupon 1881
lunsI.t.,.,. %. l202 70, DO llO b
u r 20 Registered, 1867
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

TALLOW-The market is steady with a fair business pas
sing 10000 City SdS - l6c and small
jObhing lots equal TO the same price
WiSKY-There brisk demand and prices stronger
sales bbls II 1881 is and 80 bbls AT 81 H. clos
.ng the latter figure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

Oulg hSliNtI It'll
lUU....hcc. 81 -
MarlpOsa l. and NJ
:, o.. 4
Del and Nud Can
2j........ll9 =
A and + Telegraph
.UU. - y
hO...... .6l4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
ENT STOCk DEPART MEM - ~
AN lIlo O'CLOCK 4. VI.
FIRST BoARD-10ic O'clock A. VI.
Panama
Panama
100 ....be. 12l y
800. .......l22
Tennessee Gs, Old,
.eN COnI.On

s,l,s Of STATE B0nds-Rdiirodd Boads-BdnS ana hdi1
~ - road shares Express Stocks, dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

Receipts for the week. $50 pkgs DO last week, l4A do
Exports OF dried apples week, 22T bbls jan
$500 bbs same period last year l56 do few calls from
here give the mafAet show OF
apples beyond that the rulo quiet
are very ui Dried peaches quiet held firmly with
View 10 failure support. Blackberrcs quiet
been turned out in retail way and In i, way dealers make
two Other small fruits fairly steady Peanuts
~ full prices. with gQod wasting demand Quotations.
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Cleve and Pitts Cd


Z 20. be. lO3 a
Kansas Pacific
200. be lS 2
Morris and Essex
20. .hc. 100 3
| Pacific Il Of Mo
/ 2J0 ....bc. 414
II l., | VI and SO
100. bcb3. 20
200. ....... 20.
Han and ~ J Pf
IUJ.... he. "a
~ Louis, X G and y
Pref
lOO.... be. 81
lOO........ 81 2
! Ohio aud Miss
| 800. boss. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THE TRIDUSg.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

TUESDAY, April IT, $50
The following complete LIST OF exports shipped in vessels
which were cleared today for foreign ports:
Nm. > - ScLnnner WI. lnMng
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.
crop 1873 l02c 100 do do At i5c %
eases ohio crOp do gLo 81 private terms 80
cases Pennsylvania do At Ice. 1873 State do DO c
and 200 cases Snndry Kinds at 7l2dStc. $500 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

Fxnors OF potatoes past week, bLs: since. Jan. 10
% Is bbs last year. $1,000 bps Potatoes arc
steady prime Blows and Early os" common stA
onions have declined again. al ample supply 81 - Ia
muda taking place Bermuda produce arriving ne,
The steamer OF Yesterday brought onions 10
bbs potatoes and l0s boxes tomatoes, generally IN good
order. Charleston green peas arr arriving steadily few
potatoes Offering except or seed lt IL eNpe't
Bermuda vegetables Will arrive Freely Two steamers arc
Monday next. Quotations;
Potatoes, Peach Bermuda Fota- "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

Receipts week. bales do last week. 227 bal ~
last year. IS bales. The demand Is fair, lat
strictly directed grades that the low Ia fair rhfIro
quoted weak 1nt gen raj stock is nnoit
TIC liberal export business Et has been I'E
this and with weather and fthr i'iu't ~
stock the under styles may improve. Quotations.
WHOLESALE ASH Psi, II IL NEW YORK CIY. ..~
cmoce new eo' 83 80 Wearing - -
" low fair ..003J ONO Al -ION ths.... - IS
Eastern, 49, Calfornins 40
Total receipts since sept 1874 1879 bale total receipts
perosl 1870 1923 bales export Ceannc's W
the week, III bales total exports since SEPT !, 1874 ljtsS
bales
MEATS.
The market quiet owing IA the storm. Calves sha'e
easier calves quoted AT 80 Ice Tor NewJersey ana
Sc state Spring lambs luotd
G05C head weighing 80 ID here Exports ~ pIO' sol- to
Europe, past week LIZ bbls pork ,iii do beef, g
boxes bacon, H. 10 tc>. al1.
MILK.
The Is average receipts the varOns points Of dsrhn
follows: by Erie IalWay 90 2'-c
milk: 10y Harlem kaOad, 2.5bnCo. by New lav Rail-
road 800 by hudson River Railroad, $50 do; by Mut
Railroad do; misc neOus 10y routes, 221j do ~
Harlem Railroad platforms the daily average prices were
~ 81 per Of 40 quarts; week last year,
81 The early portion az the attended Nth
business which all that makes TIC ~ high
market has been weak, with dOwnWaIi ten
dency, several recent days
POULTRY AND CANE.
dressed poultry market J. Onls lightly supplied and
both fresh dressed frozen small tnr
the extreme Frozen poultry quoted az
Sd3c for rhcy lGa l9 for fowls anu Chickens and 100
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-11

Paris, March 1O.-The rumors of q
contemplated coup d'ctat by the Bona
partists causes some unuasiness
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-11
The Governor to be Chosen
by the Legislature.

New York, March l0.-A rchbishOp
McClosky received dispatch from IL
friend in Rome, announcing that he
is to he made Cardinal.
The Western ITnion T.IecranI, Gam
pany. TODAY declared a n,,,rt.rI,,
dividend of two per cent
Tha ua -.
so-I noo i,, Ill o,;,,
Ihe annual report OF the Union Pac-
Inc Railroad Company shows the gross
earnings Tor the year ending December
81, 1874 to be $40, 1858, ,SSO.l2, and the
expenses, including taxes, to be ST.
oo2'Sl4.So, which leaves a surplus Of
earnings of 50 ,9O7, ,655.l7, equal to : per
cent. on the stock and bonds Of the
company. The operating expenses
were 44'O9 per cent. OF the gross earn
lhgs against 3S.46 per cent last year.
Under this report and the action of
the Directors declaring an annual
dividend OF six per cent, the Union
racine stock advanced to AS, the first
mortgage bonds to 3d. land grants to
loI !, ana the sinking fund to 00!.
Al Il meeting OF the Directors of the
Ohion Pacific Railroad Company in
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-11

Chicago, March 1O.-The defeat of
DR.. De Koven, Bishop of Illinois, by
the standing committees of the various
dioceses now appears certain. OF
twenty-seven committees heard from,
eighteen refuse to consent to his con-
firmatiOn, and it is not thought pos
sible that he can secure a sufficient
number of the eighteen still to be
heard from to confirm his election.
A Washington special to the Even
ing Post and Mail says that Lieut.
Gen. Sheridan arrived in that city
from New Orleans this afternoon, and
went Immediately to the White
House, where he is now cIoseted with
the President and Secretarytof War.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-11

Washington, March 1O.-A large
number of Senators and members of
the House called on the President
to-day. Several eX-members wanted
the President to provide them with
offices, but received little or no en-
couragement. Only few more NOM
inations will be sent to the Senate,
and were it not for the Pinchbeck
question, the Senate could adjourn
within a week.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-11

Concord, n. H, March 10. The re-
Cheney, Republican, S7,OI2i Roberts,
Democrat, SO, 6,Gg6; White and scntter-
ing, 624. The net Republican gain
over the vote of last year is 2SG9. The
remaining towns. last year, gave a
democratic majority OF 790; this in
dicates that Cheney and Roberts will
run about an even vote, the scattering
votes preventing the election of either
by the people. Both parties claim a
majority of the Senatorial districts.
The Democrats claim the House by
from l5 to 20, while the Republicans
claim Is majority in the same body.
In the lst Congressional District, the
election of Jones, Democrat, is con-
ceded by both parties. Blair, Repub-
lican, is elected in the 3rd District,
while the 2nd District is still in doubt
and confidently claimed by both
parties.
The returns from all but eight towns
are received. 259 towns and wards
give Cheney Republican, IS, I'll !;
Roberts, Democrat, 3s,6Is; White,
temperance, and scattering, G7S. The
same towns last year gave McCutchins
80, $50; Weston, Democrat, 1925 :;
Blackman, temperance, and scatter
ing, 2,OT7; Republican net gain, 1927.
The remaining towns gave last year
McCutchins, Republican, 2Sl; Wes-
ton, Democrat, 3l3. Adding last
years vote in these towns makes
Republican gain of >, ,7SS, aud Chency's
minority, 63i. The lst Congressional
district elects Jones, Democrat, by 472
plurality; Bell, Democrat, in the End
District, by l54 plurality, and Blair,
Republican, in the 3rd district, by 73
plurality. The Republicans have n
majority in the House, hut the exact
figures cannot be given. The Senate
stands five Republicans to five Demo-
Gratis, with no choice in two districts.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-11

In the Senate, Immediately after the
reading of the journal, the comsidera-
tion of the resolution for the admis-
sion of Pinchbeck was resumed, and
Merriman continued his argument in
opposition to it.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-11
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Mon from the
effects OF Errors and Abnses in early life Man
hood restored. ImpedImenlt 10 Marriage re-.
moved New method OF treatment. New and
rematksble remedi-s. Books snd CIrcuiars
cent free, IN sealed envelopes. Address How.
Akp ASSOCIATION 40 Ninth ST.. PhiIad.I-
tHtlon for ho1c-ah!c corduct and prnfcs stousl
ek'ii' jHrSHri'T
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-11
FEED AND SALE STABLE,

STOUT & SNYDER. ProPrIetors.
BENT STREET. in the rear Of Drapcr & Nc
Cartons keeps always on hand a good supply
Of baled aud lonse Hay. OSts ami Corn. g. Orses
kept BY the day or week, and well cared for.
octA-wly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-28
NEIGHBoRHOoD NOTES.
IN Sketches by the Herald Correspondents
.CASSVILLE.

Pen Sketches BY the Herald Correspondents.
CASSVILLE.
Two prominent Democrats were
hunting fon the rooster in the Du-
buqne Herald the day after Ohio and
Iowa election. To-day they account
for Is absence in this way: They
say that the Ohio election gave the
rooster the chickez )0tic so that it
c0ul not crow.
Sporting on the bottoms this
Fall is not what it used to be No
pigeons and few ducks-as may be
inferred fir m the fact that couple
of strapping big fellows from Bloom
ington were down on the island three
days, and shot one duck Lester and
Mae are OF the opinion that those
Lancaster fell )ws sht be in better
business than to come down TO Cass
ville ami scare off what few ducks
| there are, and then amuse themselves
by wasting their ammunition on the
mud hens that won't scare bit.
On last Saturday Col. Wedelsted
of Mani,owoc, spoke to we'll filled
house at Cassville on the political
topics Of the day. He spoke in both
the English and German language
The Colonel is a good reasoner and
speaks well in both languages, and
was listened to with marked atten-
ton throughout his entire discourse,
aud We should not wonder if be bad
made a number of converts for the
Republican, ticket. He goes to
PlattevIle to-day, and where ever
be goes will do good work
Ca Tuesday night last some one
entered the barn of Otto Reinke and
took away with him set of light
harness, two blankets, buffalo robe
and lot of grain sacks-the latter
being marked with Otto Reinke':
name. On Saturday the burglary
was repeated by some fellows who
had been proving around town dur,
inc the day They broke into the
saloon Of Ii. Grimm and carried of
two sets Of billiard balls, an over
coat, a nicely lined buffalo robe, some
three dozen boxes Of oysters and
sardines, etc. in sll property to the
value OF 500 The thieves were
seen around town on Saturday, aOd
we're inquiring the price Of p'rk and
wheat, pretending they had such for
sal and on the strength of this they
wanted 70 get credit tor certain ar,i.
Giles They offered a number of new
gloves and mittens in exchange fol
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-28
PLATTEVILLE.

"A man with troupe by the
name of Barry" has been playing
pieces to PIattevile audiences.
Jack" Stephens, living on the
Ellenbo road, on last Friday lost
six stacks of grain-the product of
his years work-by fire.
Great preparations are being
made for the Thanksgiving party to
be given by the "Mound City Engine
Company" No. in this place.
The young people of Plattoville
have organized dancing club, and
meet on Saturday evenings to "shake
EN- up"
-Socn the sold bells Of Trinity
will be set "a ringing" the bridal
march. One of Iowa's most promi-
nent expressmen will wed and carry
away Piatteville's "pet and pride" on
Thursday, the 4th of November
Thereby hangs a tale" More anon.
SEEITALL'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-28
BLOOMINGTON.

New meat market near the mill.
Vacation 10 the school for q
week, the Principal, Mr.. BARLEY,
being absent on other business.
From the large number of stoves
being sold by our hardware men, a
cold winter is evidently expected.
Fresh arrivals of Candidates
and snow storm forcibly reminds
us that election and winter are near.
B. McNamee, over Holford's
Drug store, will make your clothes
in the latest style and fit you every
time.
Mr. George Bate, an old rcsi-
dent of Bloomington, leaves to-mor-
row for the West. Success attend
him. John is now the only one OF
the boys left on the old farm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-28
CAMPAIGN POETRY.

The following lines composed by Georg'
Maiben are sent to the HERALD readers
There lived a man in Cottage Grove,
And Taylor was his name.
He kept the poor mans money back
think it was a shame.
Captain Carter spoke the truth
and let it all come out,
And Ludington will gain the day,
haven't any doubt
0, Taylorl you viii come to grief
And that you will find out,
For if the people speak the truth,
They'll surely set you down thief.
SCoTCHMAS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-28
Oats Wanted.
Legal Advertisements.
ESTATE JOHNSON.

In Probate-Grsnt County Court. In the matter OF
the Estate of Edmund P johnson, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF Amelia
Johnson administrative of said estate setting forth
the amount OF personal estate that has 10 her
hands and the disposition thereof the amount of
debts outstanding against said deceased, and de-
serption Of all the real estate Of which said deceased
died seized and the condition and value OF the re-
speetive portions thereof and praying that license
be to her granted sell all the real estate Of said
Edmund p. johnson, except the homestead, for the
payment Of his debts and expenses of administration
and II appearing by said petition, that there not
sufficient personal estate in the hands of said Amelia
johnson administrator of said estate to pay said
debts and that IL is necessary in order to pay the
same to sell all OF said real estate
1t is there fore ordered, that ali persons interested
in said estate appear before the Judge of this Court,
Monday, the 10Th day Of November. A. D. 1875, a.
O'Clock m. at the court house in Lancaster, in
said county. then and there TO show cause Off any
there be) why license should be granted to said
ADMINISTRATIVE 10 sell said real estate according
the prayer Of said petition.
Aud ii is further ordered, that copy of this ord tr
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the Grant County Herald a
weekly newspaper printed aud published at Lancaster
in said county, and personally served on all person.
nel ested in said estate residing in said county
least fourteen days before said day OF hearing.
Dated at Lancaster. Wis. the 18th day OF October,
A, D. 1875. By the court,
s2ws VA. MeGoNIGAL, County Judge.