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SAERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS I HI CiIC11' Oour'
VIseEwr RoY saains. 80 n,s,.r.,

b. virtue OF au execution igsued oct Of and under
the seal u said court in the above entitled action TO
me directed and delivered and agaiyst the property
goods, chAtI-s aud real estate of said defendant.
Tor the want Of any such goods end chttls Of ii de-
fendaat have levied upon The real estate hereina er
described and 81! the right title and interest which
the defendant hadn and said property at the date
Of the service o. the attachment this action upon
said property, 80 wit. the 3 / Day Of January D.
ieTI and et tie date Of the docketns Of the Judges
meot herein to wit. en- tha fifth day Of AUGUST D.
1875 or may since have acquired OF in and to the fl>
lowing described pieces and parcels Of land situated
lying and being in the County aforesaid known ana
distinguished rs lots number tour and I'VE 10
Block number Twenty,four, the westerly half of lot
number eight, and all cften ia block twenty>six six
and seven in block lightweight the undivided halves
of nine and ten In block tweGty>seveu in Superior
City according 70 the plat the eof duly recorded in the
Office Of the Register of Deeds in and for said county
also lots seventeen and ghteel III lock fourteen IN
AiddietowA according to The plat thereof duly
recorded in the office aforesaid. All Of which shall
expose for sale and will sell public auction to the
highest bidder at the front door OF the Court House
in said comfy on
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all Trains Daily Except Sunday
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
MILWAUKEE-With G. n. & n. W ny.
c. N. & st. p. R'y, and all lines divergine,
SHEBOYGAN-With Sheboygan & 3 ciu
L r. R., for all points on that road
TWO RIVERS-With stage for Kewauue5,
Ahnapee, etc, and during navigation vith
steamers for above points
FOREST JUNC.-With Wis. Central
r. r.
APPLETON JUNC.-With c. y V.
R'y for Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Neenan, De
Pere, Green Bay, Escanaba, etc.
NEW LOND0N-With G. b. 4 NJ 2. T.
and with stages for ClintonviIle, Emaarrasy
and Shawano.
H G. REED, HF WHTTCNER
GEM Supt. Gen'l Pes. 4 It
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SALE on JUDGMENT OF
FORECLOSURE.
GIN cou ar "ff nousss In Circuit Court

JAMES BARDos plaintiff
against
WILLIAM II. NEwTos and DANIEL MCBAIE defendants.
In pursuance of the Judgment Of foreclosure in the
above entitled action, entered by said court be
Twelfth day Of July A. d. 1877, and more than
year having expired since the entry thereof will
SELL at public auction at the front door of the Court
House in the County of Douglas aforesaid. on
MONDAY the SEVENTH day of OCTOBER, A. D. 1873
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon all Of lot number
fortysseven (47) West Second street in Superior ia
said county according to the plat duly recorded in
the Office OF the Register OF Deeds il ard for the
County OF Douglas, aforesaid,
Said sale will be alb Olute and sherif's deed Will
be executed and delivered TO the purchaser and he
let INTO full possession, upon immediate PAYNE nt
therefor.
Dated August "a, 1873.
THOs. CLARK, AUGUST ZACHAU,
Plaintiffs AttOrLey, Uuder Sheriff Douglas Co Via.
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Notice of the Redemption Of Lands
Sold for Taxes May 9th 1873.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF Dsc6LAs
- OFFICE TIE COUNTY CLHRk,
Superior August 10, 1878.
G The following pisces OF laud having been sold by
the County Treasurer Of the county of Douslas, en-
charges for the year 1875 Therefore notice hereby
given that unless said lands redeemed from said
ulo. l.
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THOMAS BARDON,
LAND AGENT.
ASHLAND. WTo

Offers for sale valuable lots in Ashland
Choice tracts of land adjoining the CITY,
suitable for Additions; Pine end Hardwood
lands accessible to railroad and streams
Iron lands on the Penoke Iron Range.
s5~ Pine Stumpage on tributaries Of the
st. CroiE, Chippewa, ard Lake Superior al
low rates.
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MONDAY THE THIRTIETH DAY CF
SEPTEMBER, 4. D. 1873.

TO satisfy said execution, costa and disbursements
Dated August 10, 1878.
LEONARD T. WHBGLOCK
Coroner and acting Sheriff Of Douglas Co., Mis-
A. \. SEIP & THos. CLARE
Plaintiffs Alto news. arc 17,-t
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Al BAY OF MAY ls7e.

they vii be conveyed to the respective purchasers
according ~ law. The amount Of taxes, in>
and charges calculated up the last day Of
dcmpton Is set opposite TO each piece resi- sctiyey
RIcH'D. kELP, County Clerk.
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OUTDOOR POOR.

Az meeting Of tho Volunteer Ward Visitors, held
yesterday, at their rooms. No East Thirty nth
street, the following preambcs and resolutions were
adopted and forwarded to tho Commissioners OF Chnr-
tics and Correction
Whereas In the opinion Of those who have tcon
In the work OF personal visitation the destitute
tho past winter Ia OF the greatest Importance that tho
deserving Of city should be sed from the
drunken auu otherwise worthless and receive tho
i Measure Of resf Appropriated for Thorn by the city
thories whereas this object be attained
organized syssem Of utsgen dsintcvsted and personal
visitation aud tue experience of this anu the
winters has conclnsively shown that such system IL
possible aud capable OF eecting greater good therefore
Nesoved, That this meeting pledges ts. to do all in It's
power promote the aud vi the
plan already IN operation. OF systematic voluntary and
unsectarisn visitation OF tho outdoor OF ty with
the direct object OF obtaining for the woby their
Of city relief OF detecting the unworthy aud
with tho indirect obj~ct OF further adm the deserving
by INTEL sympathy and by putting them Ia
with the proper agencies VI RELIEF. suit able special
Resolved, That the ehaimcn Of committees engaged In
this work curing tine winter hereby pledge themselves
continue the same. ~ called winter and 10
their best cndeAvors form their committees OF sua
BILE visitors, taking steps for dong th. summer.
A resolution next passed thanking the Com
missioncrs oil Charities and Correction Tor tber
operation with the committees carrying out this
system oil outdoor relief and Tor their attention 10
tho delivery OF coal TO the approved parties
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COLONEL cAvANAaa's RECORD.

COLONEL CAvANA6H's RECORD.
To rnE Error or THE HRRALD:-
II rs to be regretted that tho officers OF the Sixty.
ninth regiment Mould rush PRINT to state their
regimental grievances and act other organize
tons do, by discussing and deciding matters per-
tanning to thor military existence In their
rics, and only allowing the public al large TO SEQ
united front parade The writer OF this has known
Colonel Cavansgh tor the last twenty dvc years. ana
served In The same brigade with him during the war,
and with that knowledge no Is firmly Impressed that
had majority OF the regiment shown a desire to dts.
pcnse with his services, ana informed him IN proper
manner, no would nave Immediately rendered his
resignation, and thereby prevented scandai IN this
historic regiment
Colonel Cavanagh has been connected with tho six
tyninth regiment from us inception; no has served
In every capacity, as private AS sergeant-during tho
Quarantine war-as captain In the three months
vIcc oil 1861, ON the return IRON which General
Msagncr gave hun the position OF Major Ia the sixty
ninth New York Volunteers, 1rsh brigade thcn form
wsii a.tesied, 'tho gallant little Major, being tho
sobr,Quet by which the correspondents teven OF tho
hsnALD) make mention o. him IN .heir letiera he
Was himself severely wounded who leading "a rs regi-
meDt al Fredericksburg, which ca1sed mis- being
ornbiy mustered out OF tue service OF the United
states. On tho reorgan xation the Sixty ninth mi.
ntis-whch had givop two regiments volunteers 70
tbe service OF the United Staies--Jancs Cayaunph
elected lieutenant colonies In 1867 lis then colonel
resigned Colonel Cavanagh was elected TO this
command, which no has retained 70 the present 1t
therefore comes with bad grace Tor the officers OF
the sixiy-ninth-oniy one OF whom has a war rec
ord-to rush into print and accuse him Of
ignorance and incompetency, charge that
has never before been brought against him.
1, 10 true Colonel Cavanagh Is not an educated
man all the learning that Le had the cnance OF &C
curing was that winch Tppcrary farmers son could
get years ago; but he IL soldier by intuition, aud
while MS fellow officers we're ''po.ncrng thor brans'
trying TO acquire 'scot or Casey he mastered tho
new tao,ics and no one could nnd him IN error
In bis dri The great dcicc, OF the s,xtynnth resi-
IS It's want oi good adjutsnt; II has never had
one aud this has been Colonel Cavanaghs gres, sin.
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ONCE MORE In THE TOLLS.

powerful looking man, named David Eldredge
who had just completed term in Sing Sing, was
again overhaulcd on the Both Of March last in the
pursuit OF his neiarious occupation burglar.
There were three indictments against him. sigis-
mund Klingenstein. oil No. so Rtvington street. was
aroused from his somoer by finding him IN bis room,
but Edred2e managed to escape through O window
with gold witch and cham and other articles val
uod AZ $40O The wife OF the comp claimant suffered a
great shvck at the time. He arrested on the
following day with the stolen property In his pos
session. Subsequent investigation showed that the
prisoner was the perpetrator OF two other burglares
one at the premises OF George weyman, No. Is Riy,
ington street, ana another at the dwelling OF John
Misenbach, No l37 EIdridge street. When arraigned
ut the bar oi the Court OF General yesterday
he pleaded gully, and Judge sutherland sent him 10
the State Prison for niteen years.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 3, 1878.
In tho Court of Appeals to-day the following bus-
ness was transacted
No. 100 Grifhth VS.. Mangan.-Argument resumed
and concluded.
No. 196. Tierney VS.. Tho New York Central Rail
road Compsny.-Argucd by Samuel Hand Tor appel
liant and A. J. Coivin tor respondent.
No. FOL. Kennedy vs. The Mayor, Gc.-Submiited
for appellant Argued by A J. Regnier tor respond
cnt.
No. 203 The Peoples Bank of New York
Mitchell argued by A. b. Crane for appellant and
John G. Gray Tor respondent.
Proclamation made and Court adjourned
CALENDARS.
Tho following are the calendars for Tuesday, April
o, 1885,
MORON CALxsDAR.-No 3Ss. me People cx rel
Morris va Randall No. 800. Kennedy VS. Kennedy.
No. 397 Roberts W. White. No 400 Cochran, SO. I,
lngersoL
DAY CALksDAR-Nos. 1877. 2o5, FOG, 207, 80, a94.
50.
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SIXTY-NINIH REGIMENT.
THE ROW AMONG THE OFFICERS
OF THE COLONEL.


OF THE COLONEL
Nsw YORK, April 8, 1878.
TO EDITOR or THE HERALD
My attention has jest been called TO article In
this mornings HxLALD 10 regard to the Sixty-ainth
regiment, and, wnie desirous OIL avoiding public
discussion the subjcc yet the character OF the ac
cusation well that Of the such shat
hope may DO accorded opportunity OF brief OK
PLANTATION In the nrst place desre call attention
tact that fur appears his Interview with
tho HERALD representative, Major Duffy, who the
leading spirit OF the opposition, has been unable
furnish any good cause OF complaint against Colonel
Cavanash. Inc Mayor contents himself with saying
the Colonel rs mot Of educaiion and that
he Is lcsscning the dignity Of tnc reg iment" Nov,
tho TACT is that the regiment never in as good
standing at the present time, and that under
ColoneI Cavnnagn's owing to his great
popularity ana efficiency a miniary man, II has
creased numerical strength aud improved IN dIsci
pine VIII more FULLY appear ny the report OF the Ad
JuaDt In respect TO the beet OF education may TO
permitted 90 say PEASANT that the HERALD repre-
sentative must nave certainly asccrained In CONVEX
saion with Major Duly, that ne, OF all others, should
be the last cavIi at any mao Tor the want OF H. Ii
somewhat remarkable that IN his extreme bitter
against the Colonel he Major was forced 10 ad
init that tho Colonel was good solder. The Major
formed the HERALD representative when he SAID
ous.r The spccincatons OF the charges against him
alege 'vhat he while on duty during tho atc Strikes
was nearly tho entire period between the I'D aud 27n
OF July gross state OF intoxtcation to The demon
aIizaton oil the Uniform aud the disgust oil the
citizens VINO congrcRatco IN and around the said
mory," and also Tor using, while 80 Intoxicated,
.vulgar, pi Diane aud abusive Language IN tho
presence and hearing OF large concoarse Of
citizcns and men in Uniform" These arc
what Major Duly terms frivolous cnarges.n
served my country mt the front curing the ln,e
civil war aud carry evidences of the saine IN tnc
shape a msngiea and d.saDlcd received az tho
battle vi Cedar Mountain IL may aiso be not Of
place to mention that was one OF tho unfortunate
prisoners, who wounded, whose lot II suffer
in the tobacco warehouse, Richmond.
HUGH COLEMAN, Captain
Company K, sixty-nintn regiment, N.G.s.S.Y.
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BROOkLYN PRESBYTERY.

The Brooklyn Prssbytery oponed Its spring session
in tho Tabernacle yesterday afternoon. DR.. }. G.
Butler elected moderator, and DR.. J. hilton.
Greene stated clerk. The usual committees APP
pointed and reports received from the Sustenta
tion, Church Erection aud other boards Mr.. Kcbard
+. Fieid candidate Tor tho ministry, was examined
and licensed by the Prcsbytcry. anu prclm mary steps
TAX ior his aud Mr. uathaways ordination ~ Laiay
cite Avenue Church next month. Alter nominating
Com missionors Tor tho General Assembly, which
meets ia P,ttsborg. Pa next monih. tho Prcsbytery
adjourned until this morning.
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REAL ESTATE.

The following sales were made yesterday on the
Real Estate Exehange:-
A. ) BLRzcKKg
Supreme Court foreclosure ssle-F w. Low. RET
cres-oi a house. 2,x7D.g on Gouvcrncnr st. q. g.,
between Cherry and Monroe TO pAintiK 81, ASS
Supreme Court 70 roclosnre Hsis-William Il. Dixon,
referee OF "a three story frame house with plot OF
a "u 10 pisniia = ~" -. !. :. :. " 10000
Also foreclosure sale by order OF the Court OF Com
Pieas-John j. Mctiurk. rcterce of the Iwo
four story and basement brick dwelling hoa,.s,
VITA lots, each 2UxlUof0, Nos. los aud 2io East
Lite In "a, anco Compsay i3ooo
Total .............. $50 rs
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NINE. RESTELL'S BAIL.

Accompanied by Mr. Orlando L. Stewart Ms
Charles Il. Purdy, grandson OF the late Mme Restel
called District Attorney Phelps yesterday aud re.
qucsied that the Sl0U 900 cash. which been de-
posted by deceased part oil her bail pending her
triu, be transferred to Mrs shannon, granddaughter
OF the deceased and ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate ina
District Attorney directed Chicf Clerk Clark make
the necessary order tue City ChamDeri,in, wuicn
was done, Mr. Purdy, the business agent Of Mrs.
Shannon, his sister. giving a receipt
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AN EXPENSIVE DRIVE.

John Kausen, John smith, Nicholas Mikelsen and
Andrew Kciodcn left Greonpoint on sunday alter
noon tor little tour In Harlem. They hired a team
and wcro driving along tho uptown bou,cvards at
fearful rate, whom ofncer Lsnkeman intcrfcred and
lodged the party IN tho Eighty eighth street police
station. Judge Wandcii told the prisoners Yesterday
that people VINO danced must not object 10 pay tho
piper and distributed tho amount follows :-kau.
sen, $40; smith, 50, Mikesen, So, anu Keodon. IS;
total $40
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NEW YORK EAST CONFERENCE.

NEW YORK EAST CONFERENCE.
This Conference reasscmblcd yesterday morning In
FIRST Place Methodist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn.
Several visiting brethren New Jersey wore pre-
enI Revs. George W. Allen, W. Il. Tompkinson, w.
A. Munson and o. c. Lape served charges last year
that paid thcm next TO nothing. II was proposed
that tho Conference raise 200 help those broth
rem. but Il only succeeded in raising 1920
Dr.. Curry presented an important paper on the
unity OF Methodism In New York city. 1t embodied
the action ana recommendation OF The Now York Dis
trict Convention held IN seventh Street Church in
February, lS77-nnmcy, TO blot out the line (fLird
aveuuc) which DIVIDES city bcsw cen two CON
ferencea me Doctor urged the appoint ment OF q
commission 10 confer with simiiAr commission 10 be
appointed by the Now York Coaisrence, whose joint
action N the premises would DO nnaL He thought
tho East Conference should ysid its city
territory TO the New York Conference.
next General Conlersnce would o third
on oil the territory occupied by the
two and would probably mako Metropolitan Con-
ference" oil those two cities Rev. J. l.. Glider
offered substitute tor DR.. Curry's paper II calls for
committee OF Ten, composed equally OF ministers ana
laymen, Who shall CONSIDER tho matter With New
York Conference Committee and report their recon-
mendat,ons a year hcace This substitute was
run, J. b. Mernin and J. M Buckley, together with
Messrs. George J. HAmikon, George G HaIsock SAM
ue Booth, J. II. rant and onver Hoyt wore sppoinIsd
such committee.
Tue motion 10 appoint q sitting or wedding com
mittce to determine tho relations Of brethren 70 lhs
men were appointed to act . such committee. which
made as DEMONSTRATING Elders Graves and
Peck Rove. W. McAilistcr 7. II. Burcn, d. Plisbury
o. n. Sims, J. ID. Mesnin. L. r. Perry and D. A.
GoodselL Without waiting tor tho action OF this
committee Rev j. s. Wills asked ana received sa
pcrnumorary relation Tor year, that nc NAV 70
South and recuporato his wiie's health. Dr. J. A
Roche presented questAon OF law bearing the up
poinlment OF the committee above ~ substance--to
VIII, Il q member Of annual conference subject
any authority outside OF ana except such has
pr,nised IN his ORDINATION VOWS 10 .LcyY II not
then this committee 10 OF no value rhe question viii
be answered when particular case Is presented
Three members OF Conference died during tho
ycar:--A. B PULLING, Cper uinerary, Al Monroe,
Conn. c. b. Sing supcrnumcrary, OF Brooklyn, ana
H. T.. Grswold. VINO died since tho Conference
opened. A memorial service held Tor those breth
reu tho afternoon. Tho Church Extension society
anniversary was held Ia tho evening, al which Chap
lain McCabc delivered address.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CgowgLL-IopHAM.-on Monday, April 5, 1873, at
81. lhomaa' Church, New Yark city, ny the Rev.
William y. Morgan D. D., CHARLES K. CKowELL, ~
bfoo4lyn, 10 HArIIs $. PornAM, OF this ciiy. No
card.
ADMINISTRATION. On sunday, April I, by DR..
iasker, ROSIE daughter Of Morris aud Thcr. Mayer,
Of this CITY, to A. I. BEKUTcH, OF Gibraltar. SPAN.
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He should have dismissed his appointee month
u necessary until proper one WAS found. and then
the S,xiy-ninth would be as highly esteemed as
militia iment drill has been volun.
tser regiment for tts bravery. H.
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feionious assault having alleged, attacked Thomas
J. Cermsck, fellow workman, with lager beer
Of which mis- leg was broken. Mr.. John o Molt,
who defended the accused, endeavored TO show
was surrounded by . crowd Of angry clgarmakers on
strike ana that the injuries complained OF resulted
from general Ssetee The prisoners found guilty
OF assault and battery, and sent to the Pententary
for one year each.
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TIE EAST RIVER GHOST.

The attention OF Officer Thomas Gibride. of the
Twenty-nrst precinct, was attracted the evening
OF the 9th OF March to . disturbance hrtween a
woman named Bella Pyatt and her husband, who
quarrelling In the street. He arrested them
dsordcry conduct While at the station house Mrs.
Pyatt, who lived No. 492 First avenue Officer
Chloride TO 60 to her rooms and bring her
baby. Tho 0fnccr arriving there found
young named Hugh McNulty, and
believing him TO be acting IN suspicious man
ncr arrested him. The prisoner was arraigncd
yesterday by Assistant District Attorney Russell
Ia the Court OF General Sessions. before Judge Glider
sleeve. In cross-cxamInaton ny Mr.. Price, who APP
pearcd tor the prisoner officer Glbnde reiterated the
statement that he had ghost The East River.
but thought that that had nothing TO do with The
"Nothing, " said counsel, Except that / think
officer who ID the victim OF such you nave
been troubled with hardly vouch tor the correct
ness OF anything he sees. How do you know IL
wasn't ghost you saw in Pyatts room 7"
s'Of course II WASN'T replied Chloride, sfor l
caught him and brought him 10 the station house."
Il was shown that the rooms IN question had been
lett open ana that the prisoner only there TO
collect an account He was acquitted.
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OTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tho schedules IN tho matter OF the assignment OF
John A. Hammann and Peter Koch, Jewellers, CON-
posing the arm OF Hanmann l. Koch, TO Pierce r
Timerin nIed yesterday In the court OF Common
Pleas. Tho following ecaptulaton shows the
NAL assets 10 be ST. 4s6 10; actual SOS 0s7 H. Tno
total liabilities are 500. 3a3 U5
Ihere also llod tho court the scbed-
ules IN tho matter ol the assignment Of Charles A.
StecKe and Augustus y. 4. WannAck, comprising tho
firm OF Siccke Wannack, cigar manufacturers, To
William ). Kiciing. Tho liabilities stated At
$l2,5CS Ia, nominal assots ~ $1.735 I'll and real
scts at 81, 2C3 %
samuel A. Magnus 70 Martin L. Bachrcch Tho liza
bilites amount to x2s, 3l3 81, nominal assets 10
$24, 2l7 % and real assets 10 053 IS.