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T KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.


cRUEI TEEATnKNT az EteRANrs ar sra.
NV YoRK, SER. 1.-THE tmn~i grstson COM
ms loners mere rel 'rt OF her findings IN
Chr-lcs IL Marshal, showing tie Perrstsat On
Of fearful cTuelt- , pe~sengels on ths' ship On
her lat sip - this city az the han"s OF 20
having died on the Vows =. The GOWN ssiSners
invite the attention OF re Federal Government
p'he fact thst II res's Nith them . pro,,ct
messnfs I'm tTarsit.
RoEkCE GRETL:T
lett Tor Span field - .ht and 49, moaning
was 20 1--we lor Vermont a deliver the over ~
fddiess AZ he Vermont ste Ia at 81. joins
burg.
Mr.. o'CoNoR TO nrc.pE THTssFl -rScor.
IL is undet stood that NJ. Co"or " I ded-
Mt ~ dec de tbs ? 'e-nOOn whe'heg hewin a.
tePt the or'Syilie nom'uat on.
REFORM CANADIANS FoR NAYor.
Al ~ e Nc O. the muuic Pc re iuI M y @oCsG
on V Z evening tie n ues % WAN IA. =
p,n~Sil, smrh r. saw, VIM. I; HsveDaycr-
mayUrsl,v. com ~ toe ~ c1i ference =
shortly 10 .el 7 some ole Dic rcr0n- nfulei
by he SsSOciai on.
UEG'NG n'CoNor.
a number ii p-omipruf temoJTl'0 held 4
meet "a tn morning 90 rev - on -ftirrsa r1 IA
delivered % Char - 30 InuCr, urging anon b.a
'he ab oiute nee ssitN a. RcCsVttE she I.p-.
we nc ra'tOn. a dcputAtlyn ..oui fhr meet
'rg VIII wait on Nj. . 4 oucr Jhis o.. "a, .r.
ca MATING ~ CRuELLlITls.
A Ecctt. ssion OF ie liberal rtrnI.iesn
s,a'e central comm &c Wa held to-day ID
effect permanent oTcapiyat on. c.. g.lo
C,cfrane VS. el cted m 'ident, and Al5ei
NiF'T .ecretsrN.
PROPOSALS FOR CDN sRNNLNr ~0Nr-
There we've seyent IN -opoSpls for htfs t.
dsy. amour ngtD Al 'ut So" 4.CC0. az IT'S 20
llZ-5'. The Pmouut adveI, Sed SSl.OCl. & y, aud
" I'D v VI 20 At rom HIS y ma.
F9RPES1 ER : hEARtNG no sTPof \.
The hearing before Judge Dow ne ~ ices o
OF Forester, which IVES 20 have one OF th's
a. moon, was pOstI oned un.1 wedne day next
FUSION.
HE democratic state r1nYe Ion AZ a m tiny
here tbs =. D IN elec,ed Samuel y Tuden
chfTmPn aud VIM. & 'sidy secret :. A de-.
uta..on OF tie beral republican conn Zee
weued U. ,n hem NJ The view - hsv : re
40 gapizatiO- work IN b. mony.
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A Card.

Clergyman, while residing IN south America,
e. Missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
lot the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease OF the Urinary and Semina Organs, nd the
whole train 81 disorders brought on by baneful ard
Vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured Dy
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
tue AFFLICTED and unfortunate will send the reel De
Tor preparing and using this medicine, in Q sealed
envelope, to any enc who needs Ii, Free of Ch1ygs
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House,
nau-H New York City.
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- The Car"sts in Spein, ere ags'n becorine
~Tbe Cuban patriot army ambr scaled & e
Spa sh General Meudenpa r unity, aud me
near cap ls1g bin and RS fore.
Uni Josephine Mansfield, 1t Ia said =
request lee are audiences a, Put Their -ely-s \
Her Place. We'd rather not.
~The Government OF Cuba is taxing mea-
cs rrow t-x;y mrt1on dollars. The pro-
jees viewed u auorably by the Havana
- The last weerly edition of the Pan "a illus
alton" was seized by the lo';ce because il
cont ned irsultiug csricaturcs Of ne Pr
sia.1.
ga Japan e scholar in one OF .'ie New
Haven schools hasingI IN iususted bv a che u
mate Gently. sent a note & one OF toe iustruc-
tors requ ne perm sion , kill ne offender.
~Houdon's Sta lie Of w: 7h'p IN, recen.,v
t Ken down ~-om its ancient pv ition in the
entire OF ne rotunds O. the VIrg' "a Capital
buileiDg. at Richmond, has been ,xad nm Ana
placed in one corner, there t, awr.t ne order Of
he General sembly, VI
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From Eurepe To dax

rhNbh aoktLLA Ill.
MADRID, Sept. l1.-SenOr ZOI,lla. I-r-Id q
o. TIE "Drncil, - suffering ION inUispOslti0n,
aud s unable D leave ms b !.
THE LEGER rFyEs.
LONDON, SEPT. 1.-The race lOr 'he Leger
stokes W run - day, aud was was NSn by
WenlOck.
A STEAMSHIP WRECKED.
The Ergl IN steamship Beta HIS beeu lily
wrC cked of 'he coast OF Portugal. No detr :
lave been received.
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THE SALT MARSHES OF FANsAs A CO .,es-
ponoent OF the kans- : City Journal Of Con asro,
hfcs concerning the wonderful salt marshes
In hepnblic county, kz' sas. He . avs rhst ar
Seapo there Is an pea o. 4, % acres. in vhIcS :
by oige ng any Shere 70 the depth OF SIX FEET,
TO That Of ccyeral of the post exten i've ,s,,,,
lac ,ries IN ne county,. S'yi y-rine gsilons OF
this brine evaporated produces a b. sbeI OF 80
Weu la on an aimo.s uncqualed pu, ty
Wels Dug twenty feet deep Y .thIn A anrrtsr
mile OF the marsh give fresh cold xatar.
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ssRiIIv,5 Forrexsar

WRIT OF HABKAs CORPUS GRANTED.
NV YORK, Sept. ll.-Judge Leonard B-day
grented aH.t OF hGJcds c0TpUs, returnable To-
morrow, IN the case Of Bi'ly FOic ster, tue
q eyed Nathan murderer.
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Fire

NEW YORK, Sept. ll.-At Prss~rc, ~. J.,
Monday night, he pleccting and ltOn fau-
mel manutac' ny Of Wa on * So was bu' ncd.
Los about Sl2, 90.
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HaIlfnorP.

PEST FoR THE BULLS AND BPARs.
BALTIMORE, Sept li.-Tp-mOT.Og being a
holiday the stock board afjO ned over 70 Pa
day.
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ME-. A. n. TIHGIs, % seyeIal wears employed
In the s'l,ione. j a"d printing t'l ON OF '''e
TIE: >Uly Dep ,rtment, has been APRON ID -
cial agent by Ac Ng Sec e = R;che-' IN.
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DECLINES 10 Run" Zcfa" t,lee apis to the
Baltimore Sur: X. L. Me- lex | I-itiyely lie
clnes being the conservative candidate for Con-
er IS I, IN +''s d I. ct.
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ADMISSION: Parquette Circle, 20 cents; DrerI Cir
Gle. % cents; Preferred Orchestra Seats, % telts
extra: Private Boxes, SIS; Proscenium Boxes, $40
sou Tickets, SIS
Doors open ~ O'Clock; Overture AT s O'Clock
Matinee doors open at As: Overture. 80 SEPT
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THElNTRRNATIoNALC CONGRESS, in its closing
+ sion, ADOPTED n. 0utiOn the object OF which
WIS to Onyeit the International society into a
polit eel organization. The resolution was
ln.-oduced by Languet, one of the members
from Per's. and the delegat from Holland,
Belgium, Switzerland, Spain, and the United
Stat protested against it, and threatened to
withdraw uDlers the vote was reconsidered. The
report that several French members with. Few
in f'ssust before the adjournment, leads to the
belief that the conl re g rescinded its vote
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CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES En.erprises.-The
Y. Tribune gives come inter sting details o T
the sirk'ng Of the Vanderbilt track, gigantic
enterprise, involving an expenditure of
5000, o. The work has been begun. and the
track is ID be sunk from the Union Del II TO
Harlem river. Laborers are now employed in
the erection Of bridges to be built at 4Jsh, 45th,
41th, and 18Th streets. From 18th street to the
liver the rack will p: IS through three kinds Of
'nnels, the subtei ranean, the overs ,ound or
pills-, fGd he nat al rock tunnel. These will
be construct in acc )rdance with the top
graphical requirements. The TUNES vii be
ff.y feet in Width, and divided in'O Tree
compartments. The middle compartment
will be TWEEN five feet wide, AM wall
contain the two tracks OF the main road as
now aid; the side lGpue's v IL cover the tracks
of TIE future Rapid Trarsit Road, the eastern
div ision having the track Ior nol thern bound
cas-, aud the western division for inward bound
trsins. Each of these side tunnels will be II
ct in width. The Rapid Transit Road will
unite tn the mPin track at Fifty- sixth stieet.
The road will begin descend at FOrty-ninth
I.reet, and thence - Fiji -ninth street v II be
spanned by bridges at every cross street; thus
forming an over-l found tunnel, which will be
supplied with air and light by openings at the
top and side at a distance of forty feet. From
Seventy ninth street 10 Eigh. y-sxfh street the
excavat ors are - be made about two feet
below the established grade OF the railway. At
Seventy ninth the :. 'eet the eNcaya.iors will be
about ii feet, and at Eighty first street about
20 feet.
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FATAL EXPLOSION OF A STEAM TUG IN
janis RIVER, VA.-The steam tug Agnes ex-
ploded her boiler yes rday nesr Jordan's Point,
hye miles below Ci.y Point, IN the jams river,
killing Capt Griffith Jon"S, OF the bark Lucy,
who WIS on tosrd en- route for his vessel. Ii.
Er-oughty, en- neer, (write,) two colored fire.
men, and he whee span, 'lored,) were also
killed. Two colored men were wounded. Capt.
.wrence, who commanded the tug, was blown
1me distance, falling in the water, but was
slightly Injured. The schooner Mary Morris,
which was alongside the tug, was badly wrecked.
The tug is q Complete ' ,eck.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
500 900
Total. ] 600 Gifts, all Cash.
100000


The Concert itself will be the most brilIians or
chestral display that ever occurred in the West
this connrry and from Europe, under the air ction
OF Prof Hast, will contribute to this grand usical
holder to enjoy such an r1ususl musical festival,
the Concert will be given in O. ntraI Park. where
arrange meats ne been made to accommodate all
Pe!sons holding whole half or quarter tickets will
none without such tickets will be admits to either
PRICE OF TICKETS.
whole tickets s. So halyes 81 quarters 81 - Il
fo- 81 09; 235 for S2a0 SIS for $500 No discount
On less than 100 worth o. tickets at a time. in
menis have besn made with all tine railroad and
steamboat lines leading into the city for the sale of
6sss to al
such TICKETS will be furnished by TIE Louisville aud
Lexington raiIread The Louisville. indians Ills nd
Madison RAILROAD the Ohio and Mississippi raro, J.
the Lorisv lille ,Owensboro and Henderson Mail Line
=. All agents are required to close sales and make
their Ietur5s in full time to reseh this offic, -
THURSDAY, September .. To do this succeJnuIy /,
days before the 25th.
hIl ticket, 70 which gIis are awarded will be pa'a
e f m s5 Of New By
tbs Office, Room No 4, Public Library Builiin e.
Before they vii! A e sn,h X < b BRsMLrrrE
AgeIt Public Library of Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Ihe dTdiCiHg tciH be published in the Loui. ri.yr
pd0eTS ard Nsty York Herald, aad Fctlt copies $ A.
30 purchasers 20 1chOnl tickets hare been By letter
Branch Office, Cog Broadway. New York, under
CT arge OF Major TH0S. III HAYS. sea eotsep2)
OF. 1s No. On an. hdh ssis me-. .ss No
9TH ST.1 AT zrgST
RAkHRITERsS,
No. 40 7th street, between ID and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Chofce OH Paintings, Eneravings, Chromos, &C.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
ndes, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss-
se.s, hlngs, ails, &c, In the District.
~ TERMS CASH.
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NJ. DUvEEGIER DE HAUEANSE says he a ros
engaged - Mss Nellie q art. So says a DIS
patch (. ON Per-
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MI. W. t. DoRLJ, jr.. h resigned a Clerk
'sip in the Office OF the SecretHry of the T..
tea or.
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TaE MAINE ELRcrIoH,-The Kenn.bse your, :
says Is -Iwrs give tete, of 81 "A; last We.
Sill; increase, 1920. Perham hrs 55,7c3:
n nea'l, Al ,691; Perham's nejority, IA "; rs
! eJordy in tie same towrs in 1871, $3.50. The
tow yet to hear from threw last year .Dtp,
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RI SIC NA7ioN Al CIPsPD-The I -Sslde Z hos
accepted the resignation OF Fast Lieu Samre,
W. Bonsall, Sd irtsn,- !, u tpke eject Novem--
Der LIST.
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Po-IMAsTLa GEEERAL CREswFLL " I'll return
. Ne ci.y ON Me ne .-morcow evening.
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cPlTARY DELANo will re, }, i II W. 7hirs-
ton on Friday G. 49, zee.
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TT, i,uderpcst c,n. MUGS (, -pr,ad in
Ergi~-d.
HThe Eng sh papers ere :" =. sugg- o. =
about economy of val.
@The Archbishop of Halifsx h, made n
pr -ent Of % 10 Brow he oa-smal.
~White coa-s, Ike Greeley's, are Or aese
mou. ing.
EKto gloves, pbu;.on clean up {, the .rm-
pi by and by.
HNer 0rse Valley, Cal, ne Chinese are
hold'ng csmp-meeting.
~The White Mouuts'rs pr -ented n m.or,-
ncent sight last week in the new { res OF srsot
Il g snow. sf0''
VDapiel Gleason. Of Motif ADAM. Nee.
xho murdered his N.re ]: st spring, VIZ, yester,
cay sentenced - be hung.
bisnoo Eastbr- d, Epi. W ,,,sn. NJ M...s.
Ipa n. > -!iog s:l-ously ~ at h,sr re der in
=, At the present rate of pros,c~s a iurx
.ne uia', al Sen Francis, ). win not he
ne London Times expec.- that when tle
conference at Ber ~ over a circuip- NOT. g
pam pg It's pacific nature IL be / sued
The railway company of the West of
lance mas obtained number OF caIriageS for
tne use OF passengers, built upon the AmerieS
principle.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

UIASHINGTON THEATRE CONTOTrF
w 11TH STREKr, SOUTH P ESN, AVE.
FAMILY NIGHTS; TUESDA" AND FRIDAYS
MAI st LtS " EtK 9F nNo sArUEDAYs.
CoSIiNTAIIo OF fHs FIFTY STARS.
OPbsEE"NE DE CHkNGE.-V
PhOGBAMMh md TIME TABLE.
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WHOLESALE S4ooTING IN RIoHMoNp.-In
Richmond, Va, On Saturday, VIM. H. 's,had
q mculty .th ")lored man and On sued
him With shot /. IN. He f,ok refuge in a
Iorch where there were several ladies and CHI
t-en and Hfrr'sf ed in the crowd. woundipg
the man End one lady slightly, another I1dy
serior sly, End he tn I'd 1t 3 -hought fatally
HI - made y q eecApe.
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COMPANY FOR FRwRLL.-EIijah Chloe, who
was before he county cr-t Of Fauduier J
week for the mrrder of O'Brien. and who w>s
ordered } be sent D., Prince Willipn county if
hav ng been shown hat he killing YVES done
there, was token = Bren : lie on Saturday by
fhe deputy sheriff of Fauqr'er, and is now con-
nned In the same cell wi Rhody Jewell
itch $ the same cell in which CE K was shot.
Alexandria Va.) Sentinel, 10h inst.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipt from n
source to- day were S321 ,466 80.
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FAILUrB or TIE YFLI owsToNE ] EPEDI-
TIos.-Cer. She'd lee apis he Wa ID =
PERTINENT ION Duluth, sth instant, sa, ing Col
Barker, after reaching the mountains OF the
FELLOWS me valley, W: obliged , come back
on g" Dr1t of the surve. ngc ,sincers deciding
TO 60 no IL her for feer of lndia,s :.
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The PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRApR-The
total production OF all kinds of coal for the
week was 5H 6Ss tons, and for the year. IL $40 2F5
tons, against 10 100 Sol tons to the corresponding
time last year, showing an increase of 4,432 sd
TONS We report Q steady market at unch an ged
piices both TO the trade and by retail.
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The PREsIDINT and General Porter arrived
here on the es-ly train this morning 1 ON Long
Bren' end will reu' lin in TOW til to-mori w
evening. The Only members of the Cabinet
here P-e ere Be"1ap and A } ney-Gen-
eral vii eus. nIs no.n'~g the President had
Cfs3, tug =. cret..ry Ga the nav J; Senator
Sawyer, c1d Ole 2.
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CoNsUL5 RECoGNizvD.-The Pr dent Il
day officir'ly acknowleg A. M. Schenjphn,
consulof Ars,fs at Mobile, Ala; Marritius Yo 1
Baumbach, Nrsr' OF Avs ia at Milwaukee.
Wis; Robels Bf-Nh, cDrsu's o. ArS ia at St
outs; +. w. Hane1 nickel, consul OF AustIia at
Richmond, Va; G. ID. kremmelberg, )nsul OF
Austria at Bet more. Md; L. W, Sergerd, con-
sui of Ars IA at philadelphia, Pa; Ju'irs
kaUt marn, consul Of A. \ at Galvest IN,
TeXpl.
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APPOINTMENTS BY TEs PRKsiDRNT.-The
President to-day made the follow ,ng apl lint
ments:-Philip Figyelwresy. U. s. consul, Hesse
Darmstadt; Wm. +. Dubois, a.sayer of mint,
Philadelphia, Pa; Robels Herscnkel, melt n
and retiner OF mint, Boi.e City, deho; David
Porter, surveyor Gust Dns, Savannah, Ga;
Simon Metz, Dstmesler. Hays City, Karsas; A.
III. Huber, 1stmG ,.er, Westminster, Md.
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.. orG7si1us,9k
10; ILL., PlHy.yLyAMA 1vIau.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-25
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There arc many IF the age Of thirty to forty
who are troubled with to. frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, often accompanied by eight
smarting or burning sensation, and weaken
ing the system in q manner the patient cannot
account for on examining the urinary dcpos.
its ropy sediment will often he found, and
sometimes small PARTICLES Of albumcn will ap-
pear, or the color will be Of thin and milkish
hue, again changing to a dark and torpid ap-
pearancc. There arc many men who die ot
this difficulty, ignorant Of the cause, which is
the second stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. S.
will guarantee Il perfect cure iu all such cases,
and healthy restoration Of the gcnito- urin-
AIRY organs.
N. bah parties afflicted, whether they
may live far OF or near, are invited to make q
visit to tho Intirmary, or call at the Doctors
office in Davenport, aud have personal con-
sultation, for one personal interview is better
than dozen letters, and it will cost you no
moro in the end t" effect n permanent cure,
for after tho Doctor examines your case, he
can tell you in moment what he can do for
you, and adopt proper remedies to your cou'~
plant. All arc advised to visit tho Doctor
personally, in all cases il possible, instead of
wasting time 10y letter wrting.
Patients wishing to take treatment ut home
can do SO after examination, if their business
will not admit Of their adopting the more ad-
viSablc and speedy course. by stopping ut the
Intirmary for H. few weeks, more or less time,
as the case might require. All letters contain
ing stamps for reply promptly answered Adj
dress, Dir. y. Is. SrINNEY, Proprietor Spin
nryvillc Intirmary, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
IA" Patients taken to the lnirmary free Of
charge by calling at So Perry Street, before 5
p. N.
TERMS PER week at Intiru AIRY, - to Sis
board, baths aud medical attention included.
Syi.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-25

An experience Of twenty years, in Special
practice, devoting his whole time to the treat
meEt of old and complicated diseases, gives
him advantages that but few physicians in
this country possess. The Doctor was we'll
known for many US founder and proprietor Of
the Montreat Medical Institute, lin c. E.) where
his wonderful cures gave him widespread
reputation in tho British provinces. Dr.. Spin
ncy will continue to consult with patients at his
city Office, So Perry Street, Davenport. Iowa,
(whcrc he can be found each day, from 10 ..
IN. to p. n.y. or at his Infrmary at spinney-
vile, during the balance Of lis time.
Parties suffering with old lingering diseases
that have batfied the skill of eminent physi-
clans, and are tired Of dosing with mineral
drugs, arc cordially invited to try few weeks
treatment at the Spinneyv vile Infrmary, where
the magnetic waters alone will restore to per-
feet health the majority of all suffering from
impurities If the blood, or chronic disease of
any kind. The Infrmary buildings are new
and elegant, built last ycnr under the Doctors
individual supervision, and is furnished
throughout in the best possible manner, and
being located on the bank, or near the Missis-
sipp: river, every thing combines to make it =
lovely resort for both invalids and pleasure
seekers. All are invited to come, ~ it il ,
summer resort for the healthy who need rest
from business cares, as we'll as q home for the
invalids.
To the Ladies' who have ruined their health
by whatever cause, come and try the recupera-
tive powers of tie magnetic waters.
Dr.. Spinney having spent many years in
the study Of treatment Of female complaints,
feels competent to treat them in their most
complicated forms, either medically, Or by the
aid Of the magnetic waters Of the Spinneyville
Springs.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-25
DROBATE NOTlCE.-STATEOF

| )kOBATE NOTlCE.-STATE OF
l. MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF MOWER, s.
In Probate Court. General Term.
In tho matter Of tho estate Of Eugcbret Olson,
deceased.
On reading and filing tho petition Of L. f..
Pcarce, Administrator Of said estate, setting
! forth the amount Of personal estate that has
come to his hands, and the disposition thereof.
he amount Of debts outstanding against said
deceased, and q description of I'll thu real
estate Of which said deceased died seized, and
tue condition and value Of the respective por-
tions thereof and praying that license be to
him granted to sell the cast half of tho South
West quarter Of Section Eighteen, (ls,) Town
teen, Q4,) and the east ten acres Of the South
East quarter Of the North Wost quarter Of Sec
ton number Seven, az Township Ono Hun
drcd and Three, lO3,) Range Fourteen, (I4,)
lying and being in said county Of Mower,
and it appearing by said petition that there
is not sufficient personal estate in the hands
Of said l.. X. Pearcc to pay said debts, and
that it is necessary in order to pay the same,
to sell all Of said real estate, it is therefore
ordered. that oil person interested in said
estate, appear before the Judge OF this Court,
on Monday, the 5th day of August, A. D. 1872,
at 10 o'clock A. ~, at tho 2, 0 ,atc Office in the
Village Of Austin, in said county, then and
there to show cause If any there beg Why H.
ce"sc should not be granted to said l.. E.
Pcarcc to sell said real estate according to the
prayer Of said petition.
And 1t il further ordered, That COPY Of
this order shall be published for f ur success.
sivc weeks prior to said day of hearing, the last
OF which publications shall be ut least fourteen
days before said day Of hearing, in tho MowEx
County TnAxscRIPr, . weekly newspaper
printed and published at Austin, in said coun-
ty, and personally served on all persons inter-
ested in said estate, residing in said county,
at least fourteen days before sold day of hear
ing: Dated at Austin, the eth day of June,
A. D. 1872. BY the Court,
LIS. 1915 JESSE ROSE,
Probate Judge of Mower county, Minnesota.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-25

A RARE BARoA1N.-The northeast
quarter Of section "a, township 103,
Range IS, containing 100 acres, situat.
ed one mile east Of Ramsey Junction,
q miles northeast of Austin will be
sold for two-thirds its actual value.
The survey Of tho Austin T. St. Paul
Railroad crosses the Southern Mime
sofa Railroad on the north side Of this
land. Apply to VIM. NORM, Albert
Lea, MINI.