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, 1877-10-07
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YORK, Oct, G.-Auivcd- Steamship
Geruianic, frorn Liverpool.
BosroS, Oct. G.-Arriyed- Steamships Pales-
tine and Iberian. from Liverpool.
LONDON, Oct 6.-Steamsllpa August Andre,
from New York, and Elyira, from Baltimore,
have arrived out.
, 1877-10-07
A STOLEN MAILBAG

PORTLAND, Nc, Oct. CA mailbag which
contained the regular mail from Montreal south
and southwest Feb. 6, was found in a shed near
the Grant. Trunk Station to-lny. 1t contained
oulv few papers dated Feb. u. 1t had cy-
IDENTIFY bceu stolen from the ma'-tar eight
months ago and the letters carried off.
, 1877-10-07

FERNANDEZ, Oct. 1.-TWO deaths from yellow
fever since lust report. Six new cases ycster-
day and eleven to-day. Weather COOL
The Mayor has issued an appeal to the Mayors
Of Northern cities, concluding Us follows: Il We
cry for help, ami cry for it now. In the name OF
our statten .ontnunity. III the naine Of the
brotherhood Of humanity, in the name Of that
God WHO hath touched us with His woeful judg-
ment, We iInulorc YOU TO give us help.'
, 1877-10-07

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. Cd. c. Cooper, sup
posed to be implicated with his brother In OK
tensye forgerics in San Francisco some time
aeo, was arrested here tonight. The brother
Of Cooper who is the principal in the forgerics.
is reported to be in New Orleans. Bonds and
stocks valued at $4,000 were recovered from
the express office addressed to Coopcr's wife.
, 1877-10-07
1ELEGRAPH|C NOTES.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 6.-Capt. Adams and
Licuts. Powell aud Lockwood, Of tho United
States Engineers, have arrived here for the pur-
pose OF making q survey Of the Mississippi
River.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. G.-Gen. Sherman and
, 1877-10-07

New YoKK, Oct. G.-John F. Toonquest,
German Sc years old, died yesterday at his resi-
dcncc, ZIG West Thirty-thirl street, from in-
;,,rics received at the burning Of Hale's Piano
factory on the Sd ult.
, 1877-10-07

DEADwooz', D. T., Oct. G-Thc following
appears in this mornings 71nles: Cur!cy and
alack, two well-known miners Of this vicinity,
returned from the Big Ilor.l country last night.
They report passing large party Of prospect
tors, probably Wasta,n's, who went out from
the Hills under the guidance Of man
whose name cannot be asvcrtaincd, but
who was known as Charley. He
claimed to have diggings on Rotten Grass
that would yield 80 cents to the pan. Arriving
ut the place. 1c confessed to the falsitv Of the
statement, whcrcupon the iratc miners hun.
him to = tree l, is presumed that he was in Til.
employ Of the post-tradcr at Fort Reno, and
touk the party out for the benefit OF that inli-
yidual. Our iniorn1ants report the country
a.iyc with Nez pcrues Indians
John Bryant. principal iii the Adams -Bryant
tragedy of tile 4tl, died at : O'Clock last
evening.
, 1877-10-07

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 6.-Congressman g.
Smalls WAS brought here to-day under arrest by
order OF the Investigating Committee for ac-
ccpting bribcs as member Of the South Caro-
lima Senate. lie was released on bail until
Monday in the sun, OF 5000. Ex-Trcasurer
Cardozo is still in jail. No attempt at tabeas
cprpus.
, 1877-10-07

disappeared owing a large number Of persons
considerable sums Of money, aggresatins near
~ $4,000, was brought to this city from st.
Louis aud lodged in JUL last evening by Dctcc-
tive Sne1bakcr.
, 1877-10-07

Special Dtspa'ch 10 The Chicago Tribune
MALTA, ILL.,, Oct. G.-Thc man Charles
Giyens. who was shot by Floyd GiVcns for
seduclng Narriet Giycns, sister OF Floyd and
cousin Of Charles, died this morning at 8
o'clock. Tic made a dying statement.
, 1877-10-07

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. G.-Judge Logwood, OF
the Criminal Court. this morning refused bail
III the case OF INexandc. Woodbridge, who kill
cd Frank Waite last Sunday, aud remauded the
prisoner to iail.
, 1877-10-07

Special Dispatch TO Thr Ctic17n r. td'tne.
New YoRk, Oct. G.-The TP3rM says Max
Stralzoseh was married to Miss Kate Nelson, OF
Newark, in Rhode Islanl, two months ago.
, 1877-10-07

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. For the Upper
Lake region, southcastcrly winds, warmer,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rain areas,
and stationary or lower pressure.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
crJcAEn Oct O.
, 1877-10-07

New York, Oct. 6.-"Joc" Elliott, arrested
for participation III the $4,000 bond forgery,
hut who quietly walked away while his COM
nitnlcnt papers were being made out, has been
rearrcstcd.
, 1877-10-07

ACCIDENTALLY SHUT.
Sntcial Dfsoafch 10 The Cnica9o Tribune.
NCGREGoK, Ia, Oct. G.-At Prairie du Chien,
this morning, Fred Ungcr accidentally shot him
self while taking revolver from his bed. He
died instantly.
, 1877-10-07

Ss<cia1 Dispatch to Tie Chicago 7rituat.
oMAnA' Neb., Oct. 6.-Laushins Sam and the
hid, TWO notorious Back Hills characters, WIN
robbed Henry Honan and party OH their way
from Dcadwood to 0maha, four weeks .aro.
hare been lodged in jail here, and will probably
tie sent to Yankron, Oak, for trial. The o1ense
was committed in that Territory.
, 1877-10-07
DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

srecla! Dispatch 10 TIE [afcaan Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. "A dispatch is just
received here from Cleveland, East Tenn, all
nouncing that John Carper to-day killed his
daughter. his niece and himself. lie was
religious fanatic
, 1877-10-07

The fashion journals say, 'Fcathe.s are SUI
the style fur hats and bonnets:" Bels. o. ~.
We slept on q hotcl-bed the other night tsa'
must have had as much thirty or forty ic3sli
this is carrying Icuther-dcco7ation to the e3-
freguc of f;IsflfOu<
, 1877-10-07
G1TII1'Y-

PLEADED GUILTY..
READING, Pa, Oct. t.-Edwarl Smith pleaded
guilty to-day to firing the Lebanon Valley bridge
during the railroad strike.
, 1877-10-07
CHURCH COUNCILS.

Special DfsDatch f0 The EAtcdgo Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. G.-The Annual
State Univerealist oCouTe1tiun completed its
, 1877-10-07

AT ST. ALBANS. VT.
ST. ALBASs, VT, Oct. Ga block on King
man street, occupied by different parties, burned
last night. Loss, $4,000; insurance, s21,00o.
, 1877-10-07

DEFAULTISG BANKER ARRESTED.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 0.-Hcrman Wcttc, Jr..
for some years banker and note-brokcr on Third
street, IN this city. who, about si1 months since,
, 1877-10-07
ITEMS.

Special Dspatch fo The Chicago Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. G.-The resignation of
Thomas r. Sharp, Master Of Transportation on
the Baltimore & Ohio Road, is announced here
to-day.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-Advices from Fort
Yama say Maj. Dunn, Commandant. has
stopped all work on the railroad on the United
States reservation, and opened the draw OF the
bridge to prevent tho passage Of trains.
, 1877-10-07
CUT OFF UNENPECTEDLl

Cr:TEi u. T., OF. C.-Ycstcrday, while
Henry Myers frci:.hting outfit with six men
was can,ped twelve miles south Of here, they
were visited by three men who cooked their
dinner At tho campfire and na'lc themselves So
agreeable that all of the freighters except the
stn of Myers gathered about them. Young
Myers was suspicious, and went to one Of
tic Wagons where lie got his shotgun
and remained away from the party. During
tie conversation around the campfire ono OF
thc strangers admired 4 shotgun belonging to
tie ircigIltcrs and took it to examine 1t. Sud
<.c,.ly he cooked and lcyclcd IT., stepped be-
tween thcfrcightc-s and their arms, and ordered
them to throw uptleir hands, saying tlcy would
take what MONEY there was III the outfit. At
this Young Myers stepped from behind
1l:c wagon and fired, the shit striking the rob-
bcr in the face and brcast. The ,obtcr wheeled,
AMI fired at lin: but missed The robber then
dropped the gun, anu ran, firing at the party
with his revolver. One OF the frcighters shut
at him with riac the bali striking tli1n in the
aru. lie fell, and so'n after died.
The other two road-agerts fled,
and have not yet been captured. a party under
the Dcputv-SncriG frotn Ecrc il in pursuit. The
body u the dead robber was brought here last
night, and identified as that of man known as
Texas Frank. 1t is believed that this was the
party who robbed the Sidney coach few nights
ago. None OF tic Myers party were hurt.
, 1877-10-07

T7rae. Bar. 77rINu.t VIVID. Rn.i Feather
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liza M m n. 81 ;U w, fresh. :. }..... Clear.
.sln III, N Il 90 - IS. w., fresh. !..... Clear.
3SIn IN - - 81 81 Is. W., fresh. ..... Clear.
)uDp H. ~, II ~ 53 IS. F., fresh. Clear.
tc:1sp. N, :,3 II 53 u.s. f.. fresh. Clear.
Maximum thermometer. u: minimum. ~.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Oct, G-Mldnlght.
, 1877-10-13

Directeurerne Og B~estyrerue af o~aentlise Stittelser'
Tvangs-og Arbeidsanstalter SAINT FattIgoolgeer lof Here
Famiier 0elier Aere epkelte Prisoner ere under samu?e
Anayar, com s tastsat for Golecomnisslonerne pig
tige at pause, at de Prisoner over Eetaar'a!deren, der
Optages som Lemmer, ere i%ndpodede; Mar Forholdene
like tillade Afvisning, iadtil BaViset for Tod podningen er
f~orskadet, blive uopholdelig efter lodleggelsen n@fmere
Unders6gelse at anstille, og, hvis beh0rigt Beyiis for Ind
podujngeen like tlveiebringes, lndPodning at toretage'
, 1877-10-13

Som Bevis for, at en- Person bar v@ret indpcdet
med Kckopper, g;@ldor 80 af den Lnge, som har fore
taget InGpodningtn, underskreven Koppeattost. udtaerdl-
get den Form, aOm af Gouyernenentet f~orskrIves.
Hvor saadan Attest like kan tilveivbIlages, bonyttee ct
at en- antoriearet LH8o unde;skreyet Vldnesbyrd ON, at
Vedkommerd8 b@rer utvivlsomme Ar elter Kokopper
eller naturIigo Hopper. Kan heIlvt like saadanc Vidnes-
byrd fremskaffes, maa Indpoduingen %gjentageS.
BetalingeD for De nPrv%rende 5 ntevntc Attestef
er V. n. i allie Tilfnlde, 70. hViIke der like i%ndeholdes
anden de %i6l8ende &&cr, men de ofsntiig9
Lager skuiIe udstede Attostey gratis til Saadanne, som
med Attest fra Politimesteren eler tvende agvtprdlge
Indvaanere g%odtgj0re Uformuenhed. Lac -erne FkuIe
for KoIoniaIkussens ReguiDg torsynea med Blanke,ter til
Attesterne.
Enhver kan we'd off9ntlig FoanstaItning faae Ko-
koppeirdpodnipg2n forotagcn og Attest derlOr meddeeIt
uden Betaling.
Den olootlige Indpodniug udf6res paa St, Thomas
af LaDdphysicus, pa st. Jan al CommuneIegen og paa
St. Croix af Landphyscus. AT dem, som ere %indpodedo
veG oienllig Foranstaltning, skal ct Eftersyn hnde Sted,
we'd hvllket Legen CT b~erettiget til at tage KOppevek-
ske at de Indpodede. De @ermere Regler for den ofent-
Ege Indpodning og for Diet navnte Etter5yn f~oreskrive3
at Gouvernementet ct s@rligs Reglenent, hyOri tiIige
vii blive qiyet B~estemmelser ON Iudpoiuing we'd De n'eyn-
te Il sr mod en- Detailing at l vestirdisk Daler for dem,
der like 6nske at benytte den oAentlige gratis Indpol-
ming, fA hvilI;et Gebyr ogsaa Attest skal meddeles uden
sWliS Detailing.
, 1877-10-13

Over6vrigheden kan, naar de nafuriige Hopper wise
sg paa ct Sted, efter Indsilling at Landphysicus paaby-
de, at Enhver pa Stedet, som like godtgj6t at have haVt
Frist, skal vere indpodet med Kokopper under en- B6ds
af SO Cents for hvor Dag, Diet giyne Paabud o~versiddes.
Embedslngen err ~forpligtet til at indfnde sig paa otedet'
indian denne First udl0ber.
O~psnttelse med lad yodning kan at Hensyn til We'd
kommsndes Helbredstilstand bevilg 3 at POlltimesteren
efter Erklering at en autoriaeret Lpge; i TiIf@lde at
N9gtslse f~orelggges Sageu for h6iere Ovrighed'
, 1877-10-13

De paa Oerue ansatte LaOdphysici skulle fra den
KongeIige KokoppeInd podningsanstalt i Ki6benhavn
forskafe sig og stadis yedligoholdo @gto Kcppevedske
az torfyinlis Ar % ti for al skadelig Blanding og dermed
paa Forlangende lorsyne de herv4rende autoriserede
Lager. Euhver Lege, som selv destroyer Koppeyeds-
kkeus Forplantelse, Dor at yderste Eyne yaage ever, at
Vedsken holder sig @gte eg reen. Han Dor navnllg
apyende den st0rste Omhu for kun at benytte Hoppe
VIZ ]ske at Born, ON hvis almindelige Sundhed ban bar
foryisset sig. Al Born under 3 Maaaeders Alder maa
der like tagea Koppev@lske I'll FOrFlantelse, ei heller at
GjenindpoGede.
Fnhver, Barn, eller Voxen, som lider at eller er
mistenkt for smitsom sygdom, maa kun %indpodes %
gieuindpodes med Koppevtdske at R6r, og Restbehold-
nlngen at denne Koppev@dske maa like mere ~benyttes.
neutrality-suspicious. skal ~udglodes, forinden def after
benyttes til nogen Anden.
Den, som we'd like at iagttaGe tilb6rIig Forsigtigbed
we'd Koppeind p~odningcn, oliver Skyld i, at en- a~nerkjendt
smitsom Sygdom we'd denne overfores til sunde PersOner,
trafes med B6der fra $4,000 vestindiske nalcr, forsaayidt
like Store Straf er f~orskyldt efter Lovgivningens almin-
delige Forskrifter. Err han Embedslegs, kan Straffan
under skjerpende Omstandigheder stige til Embcds'
fortabelSe.
Euhver, som 6Hsker det, kan bivo gjenindpodet,
naar ofentli. Indpodning 6nder Sted, mod en- Detailing
of 25cts. til vedkommende Lege.
We'd udbrydende Koppeepidemi trafes der derhos
IF Ovsr6vrigheden eftsr Samraad med Landphysicus ser-
lig-ForaDstaltning til at enhver kan blive gjsninpodst,
For den Gisnindpoanipg, der saadanne Tilts!d finder
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-05-31

The KEMPTER County massacre
seems to disturb very little the concil-
lated South, and in the North even, it
is beginning Owe fear) to be looked
upon as one Of those circumstances or
things which are expected to happen,
and belong to a chixalrie southern
civilization.
There is evidently an intention on
the part of the Mississippi citizen to
prevent any investigation of the terri
BILE tragedy which ought to have ar
reused the deepest indignation. The
Meridian Mercury comments upon the
massacre. and. a possible investigation
as folio Ws ::
"April 20 in De Kalb, never ought
to be investigated, and if wisdom and
craftsmanship prevail, never will be.
On that day the niger law. which an
tedates common law and all other law,
ousted them and all their ministers, of
jurisdiction. and for a. brief periods of
time, sufficient to It's purposes, held
sway. Its judgments were final. No
court is competent to disturb them.
Every attempt to review them will be
both futile and mischieYous. Special
instructions to grand jurors are likely
to go UNDECIDED, and to save an exhi-
bition of their impotency, had best not
be given"
In, the face, Of; such comments which
undoubtedly represents the feeling
PREVALENT in Mississippi, we believe that
IT this nation is not little bundle of
Independent states, and it is a sovereign
nationality, that Prest. Hayes ought
to send a force into. Mississippi suffi-
Gent To- punish to the uttermost every
mother ssssGa Of a. murderer who, had
anything to do with the slaughterrln
De Kalb. 1t is announced that Gov.
Stone has requested the Judge of the
Kempter County Circuit to call .
special term of his court in order to
indict the murderers. If this be true
it is good news, if the action Of such
jury be not farce.
Gov. Stone expresses the opinion
that no Grand; Jury can be found that
that will indict the murderers. If
this shall prove true, then let the Press
dent find out the reason.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-05-31

THE MADISON STATE JOURNAL
of the oath, contains an elaborate ar
ticle embellished with excellent wood
cuts, descriptive of Madison, its sur
roundings, and its several objects of
interest.
The article occupies three pages of
the Journal, is deliberately prepared
and is valuable for it's statis-
teal information. The Capital city
ranks among tho most beautiful on the
continent. Its Lakes are like mirrors.
It's forests are natural parks rich, With
a wealth of verdure in ':leafy June"
that surpasses the most beautiful pict-
ure mind ever conceived. It is liter
ally jewel in most beautiful setting
which our young state wears with much
of pride with no ostentation.
The Capitol building, the State IN
University and the many edifces which
are the adornments of the young and
thriving city are admirably presented.
The propristors of the Journal have
done we'll in presenting so much of
valuable and entertaining History"
to it's thoUsandssofi readers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-05-31

form of Hotel car, cannot, with any
thing like truth on their side give
any valid on conclusive reasons for
preferring the dining to the Hotel car,
and they only, chatter in favor of their
dining car because they are paid to do
50. These2Hotel cars have run from
New York to San Francisco and back
with the Emperor Dom Pedro-uith
jarrett & Palmers party, that travel
ed at almost lightning speed-with
many party of California ben.za
kings: and all join in pledging their
kener that the cars are Incompatible.
Two lines of these celebrated cars
run between New York and Chicago,
and one line only between Chicago
and Omaha. 1t may be needless to
say that this last-named line runs over
the steel rack of the Chicago & North
Western Railway. That these cars
are attracting large share of the
California travel, both ways. might
easily be conjectured. Any road de-
serves to be patronized that is enter
prising enough to give the travelling
public such facilities as are freely
rendered by the CHICAGO &, NORTH.
WESTERN RAILWAY on its California
line.
We have neglected. to say that; in
these Hotel cars, the meals are a. la
carte-you pay for what you get, and
nothing more :, and this at very season.
aba, rstes.-The Tribune, April It'll,
1877.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-05-31
Gen.. Grants Farewell Address

The following is the farewell address
of ex-PresideDt Grant, made while
steaming down the Delaware, Just
PRIOR to his departure for Europe.
Supreme modesty, which is one of
Grants characteristic traits, shines in
every line and stamps it'with the seal
of his peculiar genius.
My DEAR FRIENDs--I was not
aware that we would have, 50 much
speech making here, or that it would
be necessary for me to, say anything
more to you; but | feel that the COM
pliments you have showered upon
me were net altogether deserved. =
They should not all be paid to me,
either as a soldier or a civil officer.
AS General your praises do not be-
long to me as Executive of the
nation, they were not due me. There
is no man that can fill both or either
of these positions without the help
OF good men. | selected my lieu
tenants when 1 was in both positions,
and they. were men, L believe. who
could have filled my. place even bet
ter than did. [ never fattered my
self that | was entitled to the place
you gave me. My lieutenants could
have acted perhaps better than [,
had opportunity presented itself =
Sherman could have taken my place
as a soldier or in civil office, and so
could Sheridan, and Others [ might
aame:- Ham sure if the country ever
comes to this need again, there will
be men for the work they will be
born for every emergency. Again
[ thank you, and again l bid you
goodbye, and once again L say that
if | had failed Sherman or Sheridan
or some of my lieutenants would have
succeeded.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-05-31

GENERAL CAREY of Cincinnati, o.
the candidate for Vice President upon
the Cooper and Carey Greenback tick
eft last November, delivered very
able and argumentative address at Mu-
sic Hall last Friday, on the financial
questions of the day. General Carey
Is most able champion of the Green
back theory and advances his argu-
ments with. the force of a cavalry
charge. We were away at the time
the Honorable gentleman addressed
our people, so can give not. even a
synopsis of his able and eloquent ed
dress. Those who listened to it speak
in the highest terms of the speaker,
his arguments and logic. For three
hours he held his audience without
WEAKNESS which is glorious recon-
mendation Of the speakers abilities.
especially whea the subject is consider
ed. which is generally conceded to be
a dry one to the average listener.
General Carey is fire specimen Of
the American citizen. His face and
features denote ability OF. no mean or
der. We are glad he received SO cor
dial q reception at the hands OF eur
people, irrespective of party predilec-
lions,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-05-31

A FIERCE battle is raging in Min
nesota, northern Iowa, and the count
~ lying west of there, between the
grangers and grassHoppers. The lat
ter have Matched out in great num-
bers and are threatening. The far
mers are up in arms and are Staying
the young pests by millions. The
latest contrivance, called chopper
dozsr," is a large piece of sheet-lron
smeared with coal tar. This is dragg-
ed over the wheat fields and great
numbers of the young hoppers are
caught in the tar and killed The
farmers are quite hopeful that by
diligent labor day and night they may
be able to save a large part Of the
grain which, but for the hopperss
promises well at present Sentinel
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-05-31

THE WISCONSIN PINERY don't like
it bit because HENRY WARD BEECH
FIR sustains Hayes policy of concilia-
ton, and calls Beecher, "This Chat
tvti-o ola ,Aospio of Tho plymouth
Harem." Again, Cate, excuse us, we
mean the Pine,ga don't like it because
Hayes is President, and ie,-we mean
tt-intimates, yes actually d'aimates
that Hayes bought the position he
holds, andis paying for it ''Om of the
store" Poor Cat-.we mean Pinery-
come home Swayze, come home. Well,
We expect Catherine to feel sore be-
cause he was scooped, for good while
yet.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-05-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Administrators Sale,

In the matter of the Estate of Samuel D. Reed
deceased, late of Phipsburg, Sagadohox Coun-
ty Maine.
IN PURSUANCE, and hyEirtue of an order,
4 for Sale of Lands made on tho eth day of Mag
1877 by the County Judge of Wood County Wis
consin, giving and granting unto me the under
signed administrative of the estate of Samuel
y: Reed: deceased, LICENSE to- sell the real estate
being. in the State of Wisconsin and in the
counties of Wood, and Marathon in said State
tor the payment of dsbts1I Eiii sxpesa for sails
and ssll'to the highest bidder, at public aution.
az "a front door OF the Court House in the city
of Grand Rapids, in Wood County, Wisconsin,
on the Esd day of June, a. D. 1877, betveeu,ths
hour OF o'clock in the morning and the set
ting Of the sun the same day, all the interest of
which the said Samuel D. Reed, tdied seized Of
IN and TO the following described lands and
premises, to-wit; North west quarter of Sec
ton thirty (S60 Township No. twenty-five
S25o North of Range five 90 East in Wood
Co9nty. Wisconsin, and the south west quarter
of Section Five, Township No. thirty (30,) North
Ct Range Six 90 East in the county of Mara
thon. " iseonsin.
Dated at Grand Rapids. Wood County, Wis
consin, this Soth day Of May, a. D. 1877.
ELLEN A. REED,
Administrative.