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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-06
A ssIGNEE,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE

IA IN PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VA, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION. AS assignee of T. II.
Stamps, bankrupt, and by virtue OF order Of the
District Court of the United States for the district
Of Virginia, the undersigned will sell at public
day OF October, 1858, valuable TRACT OF
LAND. containing SIX HUNDRED AND FIVE
AND THREE-QuARTER ACRES (eoSi). lying
on Sandy creek, two and half miles south Of Ring
gold depot and eight miles east Of Danvlle.
This land has comfortable dwelling. tobacco
adapted to the growth of fine tobacco, corn wheat,
&c. 1t will be sold free from all liens and encum-
brances. except the right OF dover Of said bank
rupts wife, It will be divided into lots suitable for
purchasers.
TERMS One-third cash remainder in six and
security for the deferred naynepts and title re-
tanned as further security until the purchase money
Is fully paid JOHN y. BRIGHTWELL,
Assignee Of T. Fl. Stamps, bankrupt.
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EOR RENT, a very desirable BR1CRG
E DWELLING, corner of Grace and TWEEN az
ty-eghth streets, containing eleven rooms Kitchen
with four rooms. stable, coal-house Wen OF me
water garden and city gas. Apply to
- THOMAS J. HARDGROFE,
ut factory, Main and Twenty-seVentn stree1s'
dOx,
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POSTPONEMENT.

In consequence of the rain the above sale was
POSTPONED until FRIDAY the e6th day OF sep
JOHN 3. YOUNG.
- .t.. w. w. COSBY,
Commissioners.
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RrE.A.J. Clopton,

J 4 s---4'-. BY T.. A. y. OIVpsVH1 y =.
!. Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Tenth between Main and Bank Streets
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LOTS FOR RENT OR LEASE.
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY VALUABLE LOT OF
n GROUND, ON SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD
STKEET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS, AND BETWEEN THE MONTH
CELLO HOTEL AND THE Fl NDSO M Z
BLOCK OF NEW BUILDINGS JUST ABOV Il.
On THURSDAY, Sth of October, at a O'Clock p.
M. we will lease at auction uNon the premises.
the aboye-described LOT for term to expire lst
It is 2laxso feet to alley Is feet wide. The To-
cation is one of the best in the city for business.
TERMS and particulars made known at the time
of offering. rGRUBBS 81 WILLIAMS,
A
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mo VIRGINIA LANDOWNERS.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN,

AND AUUTIUNEEHS
No. lois Main and Eleventh streets,
sell, buy, lease, and rent Houses and Lands, pub
licly and privately in the city and country make
Investments and Negotiate Loans, and give espe-
ctal attention TO the Collection of Rents.
Refer, byipermission, to Messrs. Lancaster d Co.,
Purcell, Ladd CO., W. 8. Donnsn u Co., Colonel
j. @. Shields, Claiborne Barksdaie, ESQ, CaSkle
d Brothers, Booker, Kerr Il Lyon, Allan q John-
son, W1ses FitzhIgh, Peachy Il. Grattau, ESQ.,,
DIR. James Bolton, DIR. w. w. Parker, Peyton q
Cary, Alexander Z. Holladay, Eeg., Taiaierro g
Co, i. w, Rose, Esq. Ts-sm
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.POSTpGNEMENT,

s. -r r. ,POSTPONEMENT. 'a
In consequence OF rain, the above sale was
postponed until WEDNESDAY the 7th day of 0c-
JOHN B. YOUNG,
...... W. W. COSBY.
Sc ee-3o&Octa7 Commissioners.
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Tenth between Main and Bank Streets
VERY NEAT FRAMED cottage
" RESIDENCE, ON BETWEEEHH, ~. y y = Es :
TY-NINTH AND THIRT1ETHd. s sIIH n r 7
Wii1 sell at aucton;on the premises, on TH u ks
DAY the sh day Of October. !sss az Com
tainfmp three rooms kitchen with two rooms ena
necessary out-houses The LOT ifnnss nd thirty
on n street. running back one nunoreo anu 'iiii y
feet to an alley eighteen feet VIDE.
:. TERMS: Made known ut the time OF SAFE.
oc E A. J. CLOPTON. Anctloneer.
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By wellington Goddin,
Aucttonaer and Real Estate Agent.

beautiful BUILDING LOT, ON THE
ID NORTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWE EN-
FOUSHEE.AND ADAMS STREETS. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will he sold at auction, on the
premises. on MONDAY the 18th Of October, at4
oIclock. p. NJ that beautiful LOT located as as
one hundred and hfty-three feet to wide alley.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed:
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i-D UUIsT s KING,
il23 Msla strsst'
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r OFFER FOR RENT THAT DE-@

r OFFER FOR RENT THAT DE-@s
SIRABLE AND WELL-KNOWNtas;; LA
FAMILY RESIDENCE, so long occupied ahr ny the
corner of Clay and Second streets. contain Ing ten
rooms, large halls, closets gas, &c, with ONCE
fronting on street! stable and carriage mousse ana
large garden, running back to an alley. To good
tenant terms reasonable and possession given I'M
mediately. Apply at the house or at office OF Nor
folk Line Steamers, Rockets.
Sc 2p-St l.. b. IAIUM.
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YNTANTED, PURCHASER FOR TWO
wv SPLENDID GROVER & BAKER SEW
ING MACHINES, suitable for tailorS, vet or
pants makers. The two are In excellent order, and
Will be sold for half price for cash.
eE S5fy GROVER 50 BAKERS OFFICE,
oc 8-eod2t< jE z ~ Ninth street.
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TOR RENT, q large and commodious OIL
II BRICK RESIDENCE on the north side ~
Of Clay street FouShee and Ada ea 1o %1s
In the wing. gas. gas.fixtures complete; water
and large lot attached all in complete oTder.
This is most desirable residence, and wei ar
r.n oet~for tina accommodation Of large fam1ly.
fansec ioi 'ne NV FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
Eleventh between Main and Bank Streets
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Auction SALES.
FIITURE DAY,
BYE. A. ]. Clopto

BY e. a. j. Clopton, e
Real Estate Agent and Ancsloneer'
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ES-
" TATE AND VACANT LOTS. 0N t,,d1s1fn,
TY-sFvENTH sTRRET EEA "a aI4sr TSf aHNs
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE 49, ARC
TIoN.NI Win sell on fine premises on TIL Ih I,
DAY the sth day of October 1853 az - &c obnye
The dwelling contains four rooms bricS k.rng
witt, two rooms The lot fronts IS feet on sis,
seventh street running back l2s ieet 70 at' amy
imn1edisteiy after the above sale: VIII sell swS
LOTS each fronting Is feet on
street, and running back 12s ieet 70 al 80
teen feet vide. - oro1,ro.-
Z TERMS AT sale. Z. a. y. OIO nn,ionaer
oc B-tds 4auctLoIS-..
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VNIANTED, TO PURCHASE A BRICK
w DWELLING containing five or SIX rooms;
with the usual out houses in Il good neighborhood
north of Broad between Sixth and Twelfth streets
for which fair price in cash viii be given, or
bought on the usual terms. Apply TO
-f>r~''''-r'I' LYME Il BROTHER,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
ora At 1889 Main street.
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airI,n,oild 1ispatltlt,

TI1gsDDla 800. .........o cToBER 6, 1883.
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WANTS.

MTANTED, TO PURCHASE A DWELL
wv ISG on Main, Franklin. or Grace street,
between First and sixth. Price, $4,000 or 5000
cash.
Also wanted a MAN who is drst-rate TRUCK
* GARDENER and DAIRYM&N, near the city
"A id reRs box o74 Richmond, Va. oc 6-eodSth
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NOR RENT, a PORTION of that Ga
II DESIRABLE RESIDENCE corner OF - 81
Tyyenty-sixth and Franklin streets, Church Hill.
Separate Kitchen bathroom. &c Apply , on the
pieii PREM I1, -, ~ l015 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-06

BY P. Bowman,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
No. l21l Main street.
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NOR RENT, STORE No. 42l BROAD@:s
~ street between Fourth and Fifth streets, -
handsomely fitted with shelving and counters; SUIT
able for dry goods shoe, or any light 6nsInsss.
Applyto IdoMAo H. o4A'A'
wv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-06

W7ANTED, WHITE WOMAN to cook,
wv wash and iron, in q family where the SER
wants are all white. Apply at lis Third street. be-
-, r,ry = y ~ oc 6-lJk
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Farm ITEMS.

Grapes on the Ohio and Lake Eric shOre' ana
on the Islands. will be in abundance
One bushel of dry corn is said to make i've
and half pounds of pork
Cows are hurt by being driven fast in hot
weather and the milk is less valuable.
The neacb crop of Southern Illinois viii he
the shortest ever known since the orchards have
last year 100000 pounds of beet sugar was
made from COO acres of beets, at Chatsworth,
Illinois ,
To keep strawberry beds clean through the
Summer is to lay the foundation for crop the next
year, as the fruit sets only i'll the fall.
A writer in The Country Gentleman thinks
that a bushel of corn ground into meal and scdlued
will produce 20 pounds Of poultry.
They say out West that no ground will
raise potatoes till the potato bugs have destroyed
one crop
Green paint in powder scattered through the
rooms Of house will eXpel all kinds of insects; so 1t
is SAID.
Grapes do better on trees than stakes or
trellis and the crop is sure, but the fruit grows
smaller each year.
One nurseryman IN Iowa has planted ever
greens in beds four feet wide, which if extended.
would he over Is miles long. Prairies will be
planted.
Rabbits are so thick in Robertson County,
Tennessee that the farmers have turned out TO XII
them and though thousands have been destroyed
they plentiful as ever
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Proposals.

ARHY BUILDINGS CORNER GREENE AND HoVsrotsTs,
Ngy-ioRK. July -, 1903
PROPOSALS lin duplicated Will he received
hy the undru gued until Y H. WEDNESDAY. July Is for
SMOKED HAN-F quality sugareared 10 be bagged and packed
In tieices.
SPLIT PEAS-Rrst quality
WOAINY-FIDi quality white flint corn No. g.
Such quantities the above three articles may De required dau6
the mouths Il july. August, and September, latA
20 600 pounds Carolina RICE in clean good stout oak barrels
10000 pounds Green RIO COFFEE original bags Bids to %
made duty paid -..-...
1000 pounds WHITE COFFEE SUGAR, A.
The mGaner making bd Requirements Of btddrs &C. same az
' " q. L. KILBURN,
BvL BHg-Gen. and A. c G. \.
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Snitmal G,btnut.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL.
~ RRyBNUE-FoURTH CoLLkC ION DISTRICT STATE OF
NEW YORK comprising the THIRD FIFTH SIXTH, aad hbi
WARDS CRY OF NEW YORK No Of
TAX NOTlCE-Noce hereby gwen pursuant 10 AS uA' s
80 - ,,es assessed In the above Collection District for the
bpnnr Nav l. 1868 been received from the Assessor and hAi
n .d sxes therein specified have become due aud payable
The grrsned will attend personally BY bis deputy at s once
~ an daily (Sunday ererp commencing on the oTs
a. Of @ .upg and ending DAY August f the receipt Of
IA duties and taxes The included tue annual list are special
Rp.messes Trades and Professions aud taxes Carriages
R Tables Watches. Gold ad silver Pate Tor We year
NAV and upon lneeme for the year 100 A perohs VIZ
~ 10 ay By them respectively according the si
esI within the hereby specified will become liable TO thu
penaltes prescribed by law, Once hours from m 70 n
Dated New-ior l. Jane 80, 1904 j. y bAlLbl Aolieetor
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STEAMBOATS, anS 2aiIruaSs.
II TO CALIFORNIA
NEwYoRK TO san FRANCISCO.
Travellers purchaser
TUROTGU TICKETS from NETWORK O. SAN FRANCISCO
All GREATLY REDUCED RATES
.o TICEFTS g. ALI POINTS n COLORADO. DAhOIA
UTAH MONTANA. IDAHO ard NEVADA
trk., the route. apply
WELLS. FARGO a Co.
Stage Departments. No. 70 Broadway
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Ejurs,s, Garriaats, &t,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MAXI
~ broadway ard Thtynnthst regular pablo saes Of HoSES
C,PPAGFS HARNESS RUGS. WHIPS snd everything neeed ~
riding and driving held every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
the year o'clock. BUYERS viii asas bud number OF
os suitable light driving al heavy work al these sAss
whether especially advertised not TIE largest assortment ct new
and Carriages and VARIETY of Harness aNAys on
hand also yey superior Park Phaeton By Miner stephens
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IMPORTANT to EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
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l ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave James

No. Greerpo and all stations except "oodie ana willow
IT, "a m No port Passenger Train and all way stations
cent Willow free p. m Express Train for GIeenpor stopping ~
,,, NBroI licl ,c aud an stations East $3.50 Nohpor
Passenger Irala and al stations except Willow Tree m
North l,p Passenger Train and Oh way stations passenger aus
Sv Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point at M for he1p',ea
Glen Cove North sp Nohpo ani a stations arrives al iiHA
ter's Pon Al q: 10 p IA. Takes eject june J. lao5 -.
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Cultures mo 5flfttinqs.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-A meeting of Commit
- tees different branches Of trade interested IN house
Nil he held on thursday Jny To- at o'clock NJ az Aldtl
Of NhlA
interested IN building are Invited
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% oglDSW II WaB VOIlllH'
CACKETT, BELCHER g. Co.-The remaining
- ASSETS aud ACCOUNTS Of said arn win be SOLD BY
LAWRENCE STRATTON, Public Aaetoa. At No. II Pnest
N,SYor. Julg u including certain kASDS
in Texas For further information call as above.
CRoroS AQUEDUCT DEPARrsEsT,(
BUREAU or WATER RESTS NEw.iORK, July ii, lStS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that per cent
~ penalty will be added he 6 day q august eIt 90 az unpaid
water rents WILLIAM u. MthlNNhl "ste. ne-es.Al.
NOTICE.-The Public are cautioned against
~ paving any money delivering goods ny account TO GE
L. LANE be 10 employ aud viii no he ponslos
the ROBr POWELL, No TO- Falion.st BroohIE
TENO OWNERS of TENEMENT HOUSES and
PUBLIC BUGLDINGSA very much needed and simple Invention,
Patent Cleaner TO keep the Pipe Sever Of fnJ aan
Clear Whe used the expense lor cleaning asenei III
For in hyJ INGRAM, No "a FourthA ave Iah A9a et
anime, or send for encuar
TNHE YOUNG WOMENS HOME" OF the
ladies Christian Uuioa removed from East Foueuihs "a
slngtouquare, Nactougsst Good refer
required from persons applying Tor boarL
VFNHE EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES OF
WILL Of JOHN R PETERS deceased, petitioners VII move
Special Term \ " Supreme CoGrt 70 %
held Hall for order directing that certain ware
the Commissioners OF Estimate ana ses
Mayor Adrrnen
oaty the City relative the extension Of thueh
street side OF Fuol TO Morris street IN he
CITY NeSYoIk o certain premises on The aorhwestery o.
Tr place and Thames street - feet iuhes 90 Tissues ee ~
p feet p Trinity pace. be paid 20 them said Petoss'
FLAMEN b. GAMBLER Petuoners Attorney
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY p. 1861

P,p,er Station corner Twntyseveuths and fou
ave- Entrance Twenty seventh 81
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RRlsTOL LINE 49,.
BOSTON,
Prom Per No. 90 y r.. foot O! CIbilf ate r n.
TRAVELLING STILL CHEAPER
IN be GrapIest Boats 10 ;he NUi-.
MEALS. ~ CENTS % : o.
Accommodation fuf Loo Pa.seu-rrs
re- Ttese Boats HOUR LATER and arrive IN Boston
A''iA' a Gil iP AND CHARMING EXCURSION.
A. l. ANbEISOE, General Manager.
n
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AN EASY WAY of procuring what you want
A-HORACB WATERS Co. No, 49, Broadway Will dispose OF A
secondhand Pianos Meoeons and Organs Of te hrs
class makers and take from - TO fS monthly until paid t new
hand instruments for rent and rent applied purchasers OF
for sale az bargains for cash
A RION O-FORTE.-Patented highest
~ premium awarded all the renowned Worlds Exposition
Pianos descriptive pamphlet price list &e M1IiacloV
Nos lS7 and lsJ Bowerv. hANNtk a 20.
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
~ MATHUSHEK'S PRIZE COLIBRl and ORCHESTRAL PIANOS
Call Tuning Repairing done the best possible
manner BARLOW MATH SHEK, sole Agents No tsi Broadway
4 LARG f variety frst-class PIANO-FORTES,
N Agra1e treble aud cheapest instrument in the city Two
used short time al half pice. JENNlS son, No 23 East Twenty
fr-st. between Second and Thiri-ave.
A LARGE variety of new and second hand
~ PIANOS bargains 100 TO LET and sold Install
meuts /. F. CUMMINGS, No. Uuionsquare.
HAZELTON BROS,
Il Il OVERSTRUNG
GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOFORIES,
with full Iron Frame and Agrafe Treble.
FACTORY and WArerooms,
Nos l47 and l49 GREENkSE. corner 9fHOUSTON
DIANOS.-Twenty secondhand Piauo-fOrtes,
ofyauous makes for SALE at low prices by CHlCkElNO
SONS, No 652 BroadNay Pianos to rent
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az Entrance on Twentyse'enthN
TRAINS LEAVE NgwYoRx r,, ~,
o., 40 ok b SO. 80 So 500 tBt m .., 100 oo
For Milford Saroui Fairfield Southport aud "e''p0' NV INV
gs[ NsTi,1 59S 2S 500 I sGO iL'O !" 1' A'' Nv -'
Ps5s c g geo Sod , sc ~ sc o. NO. a KS Er Ala 400
Oh 1i5 30 OK 40 3d. 60 800 ln1 o oS oo nj ais
24', 40, 30 go CONNECTING TRAINS
For no,,oo Vi. sprnSsed 500 a. m OIL 800 pLl soopn
toI Bo,ga va a.. SI S5, Line 800 EI e. Els 800 @ 800
r S Connecticut River Railroad AGO rl laiSp to Hon
For Hartford Providence. aud Fshk Railroad S hl' H. N''
New Haven New London and sOnnStOn Railroad 400 n"
10 ,O,I R,oad 900 H. lalS to Northampton and WA
h' ~, gsa.atoue Railroad, 500 m. 3ooPm
Nor NaaeaiaeA Railroad In, ST S,S1 fcop BE- w 1911. A%Vm
commodous Sleeping attached Oa ran uorr Sup.
NEW JERSEY Il. R.-FOr PulLADELPHl4A
~ via Kenssgtous $3.50 p Via Cs@deu a M ~, Sbir~.
,3,ios M Il m 1880 M For South and $ W-S;'o NJ -
no SG 1HE WRSr-To Cincinnati and chicasoa'o NJ M
nv 100 D. No. s4O and 1880 "a uaias shroasI hh y,
without change making connections al & A. W
train; Non " sa o "s hS sa cSssc change
connecting train 10 advance Of other 9e WY Cen Snp
Chicago. l.Dsllll = ". ~ 49, -
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
~ N0N" FOR LONG. BRAMCH,
TOMS RIVER pISa per Ns o. foot Of c6a%Sst
Daily (shndays excepted. at sA M, aud 4ilO p. ~.
Touching at Pier 4. Tor Passengers only, al f:A IN
nv he Eyote steamers
JESSE lOlr and NkVbBSlNk
ps,aring leave Long Branch at 13l A. m. and
"'' Toms River AZ $40 a. N. and l40 p
Arriving 10 New.York at $3.50 A. m. aud 81 p IA
Communication; inoath oil 5Oi mos, 80 3mOa, &s
June q. l6a w sNbDkN n Co, Lessees
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of L. |. will, un-
~ n to he follows;
Leave n w. alta and 4;n via Long lsAnu
Railroad 10 Jamaica. Tor lalp aud all WAY Stations
Leave Isp Tor Jamaica all Stations $50 aud 2Oo
arriving Al Jamaica al "a .. m. aud $3.50 m
lime TO- l068 ROBERT WHITE. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15

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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-12

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.

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We are glad to see that the extensive
Agricultural Implement Houaeof Grovsnor
4 Go. obtained four first GLASS; prenliims
upon the machines exhibited by them at
the State Fair. They were remarkably
successful, and the number Of prizes ward
Q" this house should demonstrate to farm
CTS where is tho best place for buying
wheat agricultural implements or mo-
chinery they may want. The otlicia: list
shows that tho ''Case Thresher.' with
Woodbury. power, manufactured ut Racine.
Wis.,, took the first premium over the wi.
orator" and Tornado" Thrcshers and was
sold on the ground. The 'rheycr Iron
Mower" and "Holingsworth sulkey
Rake" each took u first premium. And
although three other Of the most popular
drills we're on exhibition, the buckeye"
took the first premium. The decision Of
the judges concerning Broadcast seeders
had not yet been announced. The follow.
ing telegram from Wisconsin shows q tri-
umph in that State:
MADISON, Wis, Oct. LIST, 1868.
Nsssrs. Grovenor j. Co., 81. Cloud Minn.
The Buckeye Drill aud EsterIy Broad
cast Seeder both took first premium vt Wis
consin State Fair to-day.
S. L. SHELDON 4 BROS.
No stronger rec concentrations could be
asked for the implements sold by Grover.
or s. Co. Farmers will not fail to 20 and |
see them. a large qsantityof New York.
err" Reapers. Iron Mowers and Broadcast |
Seeders, arrived at our Depot, for these
gentlemen last week. enough, we should
hink, to ''implemen," every farmer from |
here to Abercrombic.