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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, CHANCBKf Di.
lvision. Vice Chancellor Mains

To Francis Tddy Grcahcad and Mary his wifs Leonard
Collins and All others whom y may concern =
Collins vs. Dingiey. 1877, O., No. tJO.
Pursuant 10 order In the Chancery Division Of the
Digh Court of Justice made BY Ills Lordship the Wee
Chanceor Sir Richard Mains the he action
wherein Alfred Collins WAS plaintiff and William Dngicy,
samuel Dingey, Charles Stokes. George kawlc aud
Potter Pact were defendants and dated the 2Oth day OF
July 1877 this above named Francis Tidy aud
his wife. and Leonard Collins and all other
claiming TO be Interested In the eaehod dwelling houses
hcredit gardens piece parcel II
land paddock and promises situate AZ sherborne Dor
sethre England ana devised by tho will OF John Withye,
who died December IL 1894. before the 3Jth
OF October 1s7S In aud their ~
tho said III to the said
oen OF nis Lordshp the Wee Chancellor SIR nichArd
Malins No stone Buildings Lincon's Inn the county
Of Mdde-ex Bngan or In default thereof they will be
pcremptory excluded from all benefit In thereof
THOMAS DUHANT,
Solicitor the plaintiff and Except Peter
Psget). CuiIdhaL Chambers, Basnghal st., London,
Eugla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26

WASHINGTON, u. c. July 70, 1878.
By direction of the Board OF Commissioners sealed
posals with full viii be received at this oce
until II o'clock ". saturday August g. 1873 for fur
nishnR and putting down about twenty Thousand.
hundred and htytwo f2Ot52l yards of granite
block less, 7th west. from
sts north with hydr zuic foundation.
Blank forms OF proposals and specific atons be OBJ
tanned from this Office, together with the nor
nation upon application therefor, and bids these
tor will alone be considered.
the right reject any all bids parts OF
bids
BY Of tho Engineer Commissioner District Of Co
lumbia X. L. HOXIE,
Lieutena En- gineers, U. y. A..
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-03
GEN. GRANTS VIEWS.

The following is an extract from Paris
letter written by Gen. g. NJ. Dodge and pub
lished in the Council Bluff Nonpareil:
Yesterday Gen. Grant was up to see me.
He is looking we'll, better than ever saw
him, and you may know he got warm
welcome. was very much Interested in
his description Of his tour in Europe. He
has had very pleasant time. Next week
he starts for northern tour through Nor
way, Sweden and Russia. In the fall he
goes to Spain and Portugal, and next year
come by way ofthe east, taking in the Indies,
China and Japan and finally landing on our
shores at San Francisco. He is the same
man that knew first as great soldier, and
later at the head of our nation. 1t is sur
prising how fully posted he is upon all our
home affairs. In discussing the present sit
uation his ideas we're 60 clear that wish
l could place them upon paper. He gives
NO uncertain sound as to the future Of the
United States, is outspoken in the belief
that royal men most still control our gov
ernment, and has no faith in the unrepentant
rebels. He put it tersely when he said that
"Wade Hampton. as great traitor as ever
lived, praised President Hayes without stint
to his southern friends. but at the same time
told them that in another year no republican
party would exist in South Carolina Such
friends, the general thinks, are of no bene.
fit to any president or country. He doesn't
believe that treason can be made respectable
even if it should be successful. For the
president he had kind words to say, but
hoped he would see it for his interest to
bring to his advice tried republicans, and to
his support strong party, and seemed to
think that was what was just now lacking.
Of course l am not going into the details
of private conversation, but may say that
his talk was good for an old soldier and a
staunch republican to hear, and would have
raised all the old-time fire in the hearts of all
loyal Iowa could they have heard it. don't
believe that any interviewer of the most sub
tile faculties could draw from him word as
to the future so far ss he personally is con.
cerned. He seemed determined to complete
his sightseeing, do it thoroughly, 90 home
and find q quiet place and settle down. But
unless read the times wrongly it will not
be long before thesUnited States will demand
at its head strong government and man
who can preserve it against all comers and
all issues, and that man will be Grant.
don't know but am encroaching upon
quiet conversation, but could not help tell.
ing you this much for find in some things
he has been misrepresented. His time Is
mostly taken by receptions and dinners,
though he walks around quietly = good deal.
His hotel is long distance from mine and
he walks in upon me when least expected,
. he did when it used to be my duty to be
looking out for him.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-03
DAKOTA
DELAYED 1eLecRAms.

New Orleans, July John Devenshire,
clerk Of the U. s. district court, was sworn
as . witness, and produced three sealed en-
veiopes, said to contain the copies Of the cer-
titicates of elections, which are siRned in
triplicate. the law requiring one set to be
filed in the office Of the district, one to be
forwarded by mail, and the third by
messenger to the president of the senate.
Witness stated that the envelopes had been
kept in safe since they were deposited, and
had not been Withdrawn, though applica-
ton for the withdrawal Of the first set, fled
BY republicans, had been made to Judge
Billings. Witness was present, but there
were 20 many persons in the Office at the
time, that he could not state who made the
application for the withdrawal, but heard
the judge refuse to allow the withdrawal.
After examining the envelopes, the COM
mittee required the witness to open them.
They contained one, the first set of papers
sent to Washington BY republican electors !;
the second, those sent by conservative elect
ors; the third, those sent by republicans in
place Of the first, which were found defect.
i've, in this that the certificates were for the
president and vice president together, in.
stead of for each. It is claimed by the
democrats that the signatures to the last get
of the returns by the republicans we're NOT
genuine. The committee took charge of the
documents.
w. A. Strong, secretary of state, was
sworn by order of the committee. He pro-
duced all protests fled in his Office that
were before the returning board, relating to
the election of November, 1876. There
vas no protest by Packard or kellogg OF
their attorneys. A large number of afida.
Wits we're made before +. A. Woolhey, clerk
Of the circuit court in this city, and bear a
date later than ten days after the election
Mr.. Strong is reading the names to each Of
the affidavit, before whom attested, date
ETC., delivering them to the committee.
SPORTING.
New York, July Bryan and Dwyel
have agreed to postpone their fight from the
25th inst to the 10th of August, on account
of the late assault on Ryan. All the money
is up. Jacob Schaeffer, of Chicago, and
VIM. Sexton, of this city, have completed
arrangements for their billiard match, to be
played in Chicago, St. Louis and this city
The remaining 81 900 of the stakes was de.
posted yesterday.
A RAILROAD SALE.
st. Louis, July 3.-The St. Louis tunnel
and railroad extending from the west enc
bridge to the Union depot, were sold ysster
day under foreclosure of mortgage Of 1873
the bonds, amounting, with accrued interest
to one million and a half. The propert,
was bid in for the bondholders by Charlie
=. Tracey, for S470,000. There will be n,
change in the management for the present
the business Of the company will proceed a.
heretofore.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-03
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GENERAL GRANT IN 1850.
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In TIE DTSTRIC" COURT OF THE
United States District e Nevada In tie matter Of
j. r. johnson and Noah III ossom bankrupts. In Bank
ruptcv Notice is hereby given that petition aas been
hed in said Court by J. r. Johnson and Noah Blossom, Of
Genoa, in Douglas county in said District duly declared
bnkpts under the Revised Statutes Of the United States
Title LNI Bankruptcy, and the Acts amendaory there
OF and supplementary thereto for discharge and certf
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under said Revised Statutes, and that TUESDAY, THE
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said day before the District Court OF the United States
IN Carson City, is assigned the time and place for the
hearing Of the when and where any creditors who
have proved their debts and any person in interest may
appear and show cause any they haye why the prayer
H the petitioner should not be granted.
=, T. j. EDWARDS, Clerk Of said Court
March 2d 1873.
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GARD OF THANKS.

HUE, TIVE UNDER>I NED. WISH TO
w tender our thanks 10 Mr.. j. A. BRUHsEY, State
Agent and Mr. James Ii. MARSHALL City Agent, of the
Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company of San Francisco
for the highly satisfactory and unprecedented in
which the representatives of the above named Company
have settled their portion of the loss which sustained at
the late fire Frsbies We take great pleasure
in recommending the Home Mutual Insurance Company
the insuring public for honest square and high toned
dealing 1VANC0flrH BROS.
CLzTon, January %, 1878.
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AND
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Mustang 1iniment.
FOR MAN krrD BEST.

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Also it vii be, rs heretofore, 4 CAREFUL,
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N 0 T | C {.

ENHOM AND AFTER THIS DATE G. w.
II FRIEND ceases ~ be nv agent and win c,r',c. b;s
business at hls old stand on his own account
PERSONS owing Mr. Friend, will please call on him and
length OF time. ESpFp
Carson, January 7, 1878. Sd
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And euIa0". trs: cloes C-..-a. s1, md G-a,nc I
Painter, Inv il >E-.. v,rE. T,ru~ ttc
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a. Stitch i'm Time!
Don't Throw Away Your Old
Clothes!

TEHHOM AS nILLA ARD, THE MOST
sknifu Clothes Cleaner in this state, hss removed
his place pf business 70
Carson street opposite st. Charles Hotel.
sgWork done Quickly and Cheap.
Carson NAV q 1877