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The Janesvillc Ga-ette tells the fol-
lowing remarkable story If Reaper trial
which occurred near that place not long
sine, when tho thermometer Indicated
% in the shade:
4 REMARKABLE REAPER TRIAL
Over thirty acres cut in one day by a Glow
Reaper. 1t is weli known that Mr.. Rob
ert Stone Of Fulton in this county, has
offered, during the past season, to wager
five hundred dollars that he could cut
thirty acres of good standing grain in one
day, with one team, with "A Glow Reaper
This offer, it was confidently believed,
was accepted by party in Faribault.
Mimi, but as he failed to ceme to time
with his money, the arrangement has fal
len through. Mr. Stone, however, re-
solved to see what could be done with the
machine, and yesterday morning, shortly
after sunrise, went into a field of over
thirty acres of wheat, which, notwith-
standing an accident that detained him
tor some time. was entirely down before
SIX O'Clock in the afternoon Ten men
were employed in raking up the grain,
which was deposited on the ground by one
OF Crawford Droppers.
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NO. l8.

with suppressed excitement, and the
white face disappeared behind the half
mile post, and pin could have been
heard TO fall on the grand stand as the
horse dashed into the hoine stretch, NOV
ing swiftly, but without apparent effort,
toward the goal. ss
/ ''Two-sixteen. b a
s.Two-eighteen.
Two-mneteen," Ia long breath
Two-twenty- -one-a half" and wild
cry G disappointment went through the
vast throng..
Fawcett glanced at Doble, who merely
cast up his eyes and the owner of the
Trotting King quietly replaced his watch
and sat down to await what he knew was
to be the result. ,s aap3
Meanwhile the unostentatious gentle
man in a linen duster and looking ike a
traveller whom moreover, nobody knew,
drew his time piece and rubbed his hands
with satisfaction, saying nothing.
1t was four clock when Doble again
appeared on the track with difficulty re-
straining his eager horse. as
As before, Ben. Mace on Allen run
ming mate, droye leisurely after him, and
they rolled up to the distance flag and
turned for the secord trial w
Again the waten leaped to view and
the quiet gentleman rose from his seat,
while ten thousand people held their
breath in suspense.
The pace was already tremendous, as
the horses Went under the line and the
watches tlcked the starr. -s
'Ihirty-three and q fifth at the quar-
ter. -
'One-seven, said the time keepers
when the half was reached.
In a cloud Of dust red against the sky,
onward sped the flying feet. ~
With G fiiculty the excited crowd was
kept back from the track, the nnerring
watches swiftly marking the seconds as
they flew. 55 IN sos aaa
'Iwo-ten. aEwds
Two fftcen-without skip.
touched the shadow of the line and was
going ike an arrow.
A wild roar of applause swept up from
the assembled thousands and rolled away
in silence as the crowd, leaping all bar
riers, rushed up to the stand co hear the
official decision.
''Two-seventeen and quarter
Again and again the chreers went up,
Dexter, 'Doble, ''Fawcett. " ''The
Buffalo Park in fact everybody and
everything came in for share of the
wild enthusiasm which would not be re-
pressed. EE P
After the race Mr.. Bonner of the New
Y ork Ledger, bought Dexter fer $50, 900.
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The CHICAGO EVENING Posr.-We
consider this paper one of the most
sprightly and interesting of our city sex-
charges. Always wide-awake, full of in
teresting items. it is of continual interest
to the reader. To those in want of a
paper which confines itself strictly to the
truth and to the events of the day as they
actually transpire, we cordially recon.
mend the Chicago Post
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l,7l for No. spring. Corn, better,
974a9sA for No. /, 934a94s for No. 2,
90a92 for rejected. Oats 4a43 lower,
53a5s for No. /, 52aa57 for No q
Rye. excited, 7aocts. higher, 81, ia 20
for No. I, sl,09al,l7 for No. 2, Barley,
quiet, 2a3cts. lower. o4a95 for No. 2;
500 by sample Nothing at all doing
in malt. Provisions unchanged from
yesterdays prices and nothing doing.
Nominal rates as follows:---Mess pork,
$23. 25 shoulders | | cts clear sides l4i .
Lard l2Ac Seeds, ull,-Tlmothy $500
a2,25. Freights, quiet, Corn 4c TO Buff
fnlo. ats f'l Ff@ilE I tlgff AsH4 d. Don
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The English Reform bill has reeeiy-
ed the assent Of the Queen, and is low
the law ofthe land Thus the masses of
The English people see themselves, for
the first time in the history OF their
country, endowed with the right OF suf-
frage. and admitted to great share in
Parliamentary Government. The result
of the next election viii be looked for
ward TO with intense interest.
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out and YOU are certain the world

out and YOU are certain the world i,
deteriating." Well now there are sor,e
who having played the old game many
years have studied and thoroughly
learned the new, and they consider the
latter as far ahead of the former as
"Chess'S is ahead of Fox and Geese. y
Study the game, Colonel, and then wit
ness the playing of lire young men and
we shall look for two column leader ex-
toiing ITS virtues. 4ca
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Terrible disclosures I:

SECRETS FOR THE MILLION.-A Lost valusbls
and wonderful publication. work Of 100 pagss, and
20 colored e,igravings. DR.. HUNTERS WADE ME-
CUM an original and popular treaties on Asn snd
Woman, their Physiology, Functions. and Sexual dis
orders of every kind with never falling remedies for
The prsctice Of Dr. Hunter has long been and still i
uni.punded but at earnest solicitation Of numeg-
Gus persons, he has been induced 70 extend his No.
caI usefulness through the medium Of his WADE
MEGUM" - s--s4-z
en- copy securely envsloped, win b Arw.rdedf me-
q postage TO any part OF the United States or 80 CT
in p o. stamps AA1rosa post paid, DR.. HUNTER
- g -S~% 1e4y
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-. II. SMITH s. co.

nEAIEEsS I'm Books. Stationery avts
Farcy Goods. Publishers OF The Manfowoc Fri
iuuc. gents the Singers Sewing Nachines Princes
Me.oteons, and several of the celebrated Piano
ForfeS. Office and Store, Sth street, National
Bank Manifowoc, Wis.
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The Hon. Byron Paine, of Milwau-
kee, has been appointed by the Governor
Associate Judge Of the Supreme Court,
vice Downer, resigned. Judge Pane
was formerly on the bench, but resigned
to assist in suppressiag the rebellion. We
are pleased TO see him back on the bench.
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Since the late election and great Re-
publican victory in Tennessee, the bonds
of that State have advanced .jre per cent
in the New York market. VIII some
comprehend print inform us how much
the bonds Of Kentucky have been ad-
yanced in value since the election and
triumph of the copper rebel ticket in that
State2
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r. R.s.s-STW,

IEWEIER assH zsssoi0-ra Dber. All
~ kinds of work in the line of uy business prompt
IL attended, fosan, warrapted to give satisfaction
have inst received " ing Il oraSheys Multiplying
CAMERA oBSCUBA. with V rich take small
pictures Of the finest orier, for dollar per dozen.
photographs taken Of ali sizes. Albums aad Frames
ons.antiy q hand. York Street l3-Itf
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COVE s. BROTHER.
raised and .na,nl xxnxi.

u sEs
superior facilities for raising aud moving houses
We would announce 10 tile citizens of Manitowoci town
and county that any business to our care
will receive prompt atteution and be performed in
manner warranted to give s;tisfct Enquire at the
Tftb,ti ofiice I2-f6
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HIS. B.1LCO.u, III. d..

OH1Sz(IAN and SUrSeON. Also EX-
i aminng Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government.
OFFICE corner of Eighth and York streets Manito-
voc. Wisconsin rs sly
Orders left at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
E9-Particnlar attention paid to consultations and
to the treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICA L
CASES 1929
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FRED. sEEsRe ReEDER.

MEAT Narftr:.--sSasis~ s,yEvcf.aSnd
ltl the hnsnesS OF VIM Brown | shah hereafter
constantly keep hand tlie choicest meats az fi,,
lowest rates. share of panl;c patronage solicited
1al7
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.sEER s. Z EE.E..

WORK Stweat. Nan itp.yaT. W "a. Dealers
in Dry Goods. t'~ita5 Er-pckerv Fancy f:tot.
Glass ware, Roots aud Shoes, Ready natic ri"f-.
Paper hangings Hats and t'nHs Eeys. Children fsrlS.
Live Geese Fe,. hers Riri Cages kerosene OIL as.f
Iamos. &C. &c. Sare q rHblic patronage Is soil
citc.l
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Republican assembly Dist. convention

An Assembly District Convention, for the I'd Dis
trict in Manitowoc County, will be held klinghol2
Hall, in Man;tcwoc. On saturday. August 3ist at
O'Clock 2. ", for the same purpose stated in the
call for the Senate District Convention.
ze- BY order Of Com.
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EeEr.zkE LUMBER. g.s.D.

VNHE Ts10ay.Sis.nns. ,-e s.s.ns,arPJ 50 I'LL
L to order. bills of lumber or i.th the shortest
notice A Will be az all times IN .he ward
ready Ia wait on customers and receive tler or
ders. The best stock kept cc~tanlv ON hand at tie
mill. corner of Quay and 9th streets.
l2-N GUYL3,S Il BROWN
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= Col Utley of the Racine Journal
don like the new tangled game of
Base Ball. He deyotes column and
half leader to the subject after having
witnessed the playing Of some sleepy
Raciue boys, who were just getting their
hands in. We pity the people of Racine
if they cannot start club that can play
four innings inside of four hours. We
do not wonder Colonel that you were dis
gusted, but still we must enter our pro-
test against your wholesale condemnation
OF the game, when you have seen 50 little
OF 1t. Come up this way and we will
snow you club that has played four in
nlngs inside OF half an hour, to do which
eighteen men were as wet as though they
had come out of the river. Talk about
effeminacy, Colonel why the trouble is
with you old fogies, your day is passed
and you look on the game with its inn
proyements as an encroachment on your
iaalienabie rights. Youcannot understand
why game should have anything about
1t to teach a man to think you cannot
see why everything should be so mathe-
matically exact; you cannot see why the
| dangerous business OF throwing the bt Y
should be improved upon; you cannot
understand why false motions are ruled
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&C. CEeOCAEYs. N. ID.

nFFERS his Services TO the citizens
~ of Two Rivers and vicinity.
Office at Louis Zanders, Washington Street. All
calls in village or county promptly ATTENDED to-
REFERENCES-DoctorN y. s Davis. W N. Bvford
and A. Andrews of Chicago, and Dr. EastoI, OF Mani
I owoc.
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s. SaEDERgRs,

ASTFsEEsE and Dealer iEE
VI Boots. Shoes. Le,thr-, &c. &c shop on Buffalo
street, noar the corner of Eighth Repairing neatly
AMI promptly executed.
Manitowor September 20. iSG5. If
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m WILLIAM i. sHARPS
Improved Billiard Tables,
f5fasf WITH HIS ti6
Patent Cushions 11

Well known to be superior to any now in use.
NAnusactDIy NJ y, tJ saeseer ~areot..s. 7 I.
The great popularity Of Sharps Improved Billiard
Tables mas rendered IT necessary IL MAKE extensive
genients, order to supply tie increased de-
mand. and he Is now prepared TO fill any order with
which his patrons, the public generally, may avor
him. .fsgF ~ .ra-
W. J. Sharp having had practical experience for
nearly twenty years the lnauuiactuse OF Billiard
Tables, and having made number OF valuable I'M
provements, he guarantees Table which ior elasticity
OF touch, mechanical construction on sciennnc pfln
cples and elegance oi appearance will challenge COM
petition. has newly invented patent Cushions have
been pronounced by tie most compel ent Judges TO be
superior to any now ia USE he enabled to furnish
the best Billiard Table manufactured in the United
States and sustain the name which Sharps Tables
justly have acquired sEf s sffF 3 esa
Balls Cues and Trimmings constantly on hand. Old
Cushions repaired at short notice Orders by mail
punctuaIly attended to.
Send 1or descriptive circular and pree list 1s-y
W. j. SHARP, A3 Mercer Street, New York.
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AFFLICTED RESTORED! lGNORs
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We conctr with other papers in recommending Dr..
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II. -. .yos.Es S ..o..

NANEEASEJ REzsS and Dealers fn
vi L;Imber, Iath. and Shingles Bills cut to order
on short notice. Manitowoc, Wis
A ID. JONES. W. b. JONES
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The Green Bay Adrocate takes the
ground that the President could remove
Stanton, and then adds:


We have discussed this question with
out reference to our own sympathies,
which are strongly in favor Of Secretary
stanton s, retaining his place, as a con-
servative power amid the chaotic clements
reigning around the While House. One
of the most virulent denunciations made
against him is that he persists il remain
ing in place after he disagrees with the
views of his superiors, and after they
have asked him to resign. The johnson
folks say that such conduct is villanous
and mean. It is none Of our funeral, but
wouldn.t it be just as well for Johnson
himself to vacate place in which he no
longer respects the men who put him
there. and after they have repeatedly
signitied their willingness to accept his
resignation?
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y. &. .JOH.TSDsg.
~ ENTLESs FMS Furnishing Goods ei

NJ every description.
1 prepared 10 manufacture full suits of Men AMI
hnys clofin. the shortest notice and satisfaction
garaataeI employ the best work1en To he foun.i.
AMI keep of Singers Sewing Machines consts,ntIy =
in I2-i1
EIGHTH STREET, opposite Goodcnow 4 Barnes
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JOSEPH Sy..NEN.

hEALER iva stoves: Tin. Sheet Iron
IL and Ccpperware manufacturer. All kinds o
repa'ring done Eighth StreeJ. opposite Trisute OF
fee. lI-1y
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HEIR SIRREE.

4 TTORXE4 :s1ss Counselor at Law,
IA hanitowoc. Wisconsin. 13:2otf
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company.
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JUSTICE of the Peace. Office. IEucb-
~ ners building, corner of Eighth and FORK streets.
Manifowoc, Wisconsin.
Will make collections pay taxes search the records
draw deeds, mortgages and contracts. &C., &c All
business Will receive prompt attention. My 15
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The. aUnil,u,alel,.' ! e.
Republican Senate district Conyenttbu

A Senate District Convention for the 19il District,
comprising the County Of Manitowoc will be held at
klnghoz Hail, 10 Aantowoc. en- Saturday ! August
31st, O'Clock P NJ for the purpose of eectipe Two
delegates To attend the State Convention to a held in
Madi-"n. september 18th, 1885, and 70 transact such
ether business May be deemed advisable.
Ey order of Com
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DE.yTESTRT.

nR. A. j. PATCKEN. Dentist. Office
j. in Sherman's building, sth Street,
Manifowoc. Wis.
Teeth ed Wiiilnuf main.
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TN PROBATE: Manitowoc Count

/ Court -
In the matter Of the estate OF William Kynass de-
ceased. q
To ttt pohoB, ii may concern
Letters of Administration on said Estate having
been ssued Frederick Borcherdt the 18th day Of
April \. d. 1866. and six months from and after this
day beng allowed and limited for creditors present
their claims for examination and allowance. Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned Will the first
Monday of each month during said time, and the
day Of expiration of said six months at the Probate
office in Manitowoc in said County, receive examine
and adjust all claims, and demands of all persons
against said deceased. - 81 So. lf-.s.s "A ftf
$50 '''-i GEO. w BARKER, County Judge.
Dated August 70, 1867 B1s-3t
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.Ieir advertisements.
IN PROBATE: Manitowoc County

/ Court e=srt-- ~ .5arfF eiE .gI15T -
In the matter of the estate Of Ferdinand Molle de-
ceased ~ -
On reading and fling the petition of Wilhelmene
Moiie, OF Mantowoc County, representing, among
other things that Ferdinand Molie late of the County
of Mantowoc. on the eleventh day of August, A. D..
1867, at County of Manitowoc died ntetate leaving
goods, chatels and estate within this State and that
the said petitioner is the widow of said deceased and
rsyng that of said estate be to Cha.
Moe granted it is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge Of this Court, Monday, the 9th
day of September A. d. 1867, 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
my Office in said County. --A
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to the
heirs OF said deceased and to all persons nterested by
publishing copy OF this order for three successive
weeks prior said day OF hearing, in the Manitowoc
Tribune. weekly newspaper published at ManitoyEoc
III said County. GEO. w. BARKER,
y B1S-3t ti County Judge.
Dated at Manitoyoc the 10Th day of August d. 1867
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H.5uyEYg.s. s. TEeE,sT.
R. II. .x.EgsERSOI.

4 TT0EEEYS and G0aa.seIors at Law.
N Office York street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Collections promptly attended TO. 1852
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L. ID. .N.aRKH.4.M.

TFORNEY and Counselor raf Law.
~ Office. corner of sth and Quay streets Manito-
WISCONSIN. lZ-9l
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GIVE US A CALL

Manitowoc. August 1st, 1867.
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6. ~. Es"EOD,

A ATTORNEY and s,ssuns et0r at J.aW. .
N Land and Insurance Agent " i'll attend to all
business entrusted his Office corner Of Eighth
and Franklin streets Manitowoc. Wisconsin, Agency
Capital stock S5Gpnta. All
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MAIL ROUTES.
dHIe 40 Ise gAs9gas hlAib-.s,ivs,

z ~ a a
dHTeA6o lNe ,EAsIERx AlAib-,rr;vs. =.
zoe Am. and 530P. M. Closes At B:so A NJ
& and soc p. NJ. W -'''
PORT BYRON NAIL-yia Watertown. Hamn-
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordova az
4rives at sos A. M Closes Ais P NJ
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-arrives at 1904
M. and P.M. Closes at 6s30A.M. and pm.
oQUAWKA MAIL-via Camden Mills, Pleasant
fudge, HazGtt, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, High
Il felnt, New Boston, Keithsburg, Oquawka to
Oquawka Junction, (Sagetown), leaves daily a,
A NJ, and arrives at $50 P. M Mail mat
YET YET fer kdgington, Andalusia, Buffalo Prairie
uhnols City, Drury, Copper Creek, de-, be !,
goes by this route
AoN MooiH MAIL-yia Presumption, Suez, vi
oia' Nortn Henderson, Spring Grove, and Mon
mouth TO Maconb, leaves Wednesday, and Sat
urday at A. M, and arrives Tuesday and Fri
day at P. NJ. Millersburg and R;cbIana
Grove are supplied by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE MAIL.-via Rural aud C.rt-,.
Ridge, to Oxford and 'Galesburg, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at s A. NJ, and arrive.
Tuesday and Friday at P. NJ.
COAL VALLEY MAIL-(by cars daily, leave,
between Z and "A. NJ, returning at about 5
Pm. sfT% @E-e sH---rsA .reEaB
1 CAMBRIDGE MAIL--yia Coal Valley, Pennsyl.
vania, Orion and Andover to Cambridge, leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7 A. II
returning Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, al
5P. NJ.
| Office hours from A. NJ to P. NJ.
@Sundays, open from to 10 AM.
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= II. q y = 4 , - =
Nervous Prostration, Weakness, General Lassi
tude, Want of Appetite, Maggiels Pills win
be found eifectual remedy.
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JOS. PARK.
ELI HAIpERcTAnr

= 50 80 DUDltEY MoCLAfN. .
ksMessrs Itca 4 Bovingdon's Grand Distribution Oh
valiahle red estate and personal property win be
made at uIrbana, ON the I'd day of September, next
when the holders of lucky numbers VIII draw some
the most magnificent prizes offered similar
drawing. That the public may be assured thar thie en-
terprse he conducted in good fah, 1t Is
sa to refer tothelons nat nf all OK whom
strict prohity and whose recommendation Is
sufficient a all doubt and sly every one In this
community Champaign Union and Gazette, May l.
1881 sa = st4 : taf 'tI Y -
Urbana, Champaign Co.. Illinois, September the 2nd.
1861 under the supervision of n board of nsnagers.
Good and Reliable Agents Wanted /!
In every county in this and adjoining States Agents
allowed ten cent. commission on an sales or rick
cts. All orders by Mall amounting to Ten Dollars or
less, may he sent by Mail at our risk larger sums
should I've sent by Draft or p o. order All orders for
certificates and communications should be addressed
- snssasas sssEza
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90, under the sherman House n
III w IT. NORRIS.
dec22dwtf. Agent, Rock Island.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

X Stableon Market Square, Rock island, where
he keeps afew good Horses and Carriages toilet.
He also has a large covered stage wagon for fish
ing and picnic parties. share of public pat
ronage respectfully solicited sEp4nIGE
gsS> Prices mpderste. Horses bought and sold.
Z. G. SPENCER.
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I'm The American House

= ga nHanover Street, Boston 40
Ia the largest, and best arranged hotelain New
Englsnd.s The sleeping rooms are spacious and
well ventilated /: the suites OF rooms are we'll ar
ranged. and eonpIeteiys furnished for families
aad-larxe trareIling paxties and the, house will
contirI1s to h kepf asa evefy
,respest.g ava LEWIS RICE Rropnstor.
junS1asoaSp' gJDa2 sGi 70 IEa9
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-05

Total value of Premiums, :. .S3 Oh
Dan Gardner. Rob. Peacock, . Hammill q Sstchell,
GENTS AT the request of Messrs. RHA q BovING-
eON OF our city. have made examination of the
property contained In the foregoing schedule have
valued the the prices get opposite the respec
tive articles. Very Respectfully.
JOS. PARK,