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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-20
A Story About Edgar A. E'oe--Poe and
the JuEcpS. ,r,..g

In the "Monthly Gossip" Of Lfppincott's
Maqaaiae for May we find this story Of the
author of "The Raven:
John K. Thompson succeeded Edgar A.
Poe as editor OF the Southern Literary -ues-
seaqer. Fresh from the University, weil-to-
do in the goods OF this world, and justly
proud of his position-for the Messenger
then was the Oldest, and certainly one OF the
hest. maeazines in the acknowledgements
lived on prince in q suite OF apartments in
Main street. One Of them, furnished hand
somely as q reception-room, contained beau
let well stocked with the choicest liquors.
into this room came one morning about II
O'Clock handsome, very intellectrIll-ooking
man, who, bowling formally, asked if he had
the pleasure of addressing Mr.. John K.
Thompson.
ayes" said Mr.. Thompson, who had al
ready risen.
any name," said the stranger. IS is Poe"
1t may he taken for granted that the youth
ful editor, who was never lacking in cour-
tesy, gave his predecessor just such recer-
ton a. the occasion and the man required.
II Thompson felt honored by the visit, Poe
was more than gratified by the cordially and
nnfpigned respect manifested by the young
poet. The author of "The Raven" was
uOh Schlcu III uA Gus ~SAdhs SohSC sattoH
flowed freely and pleasantly, Poe, Of course,
taking the lead, and an hour or two slipped
away seemingly in as many moments.
Poe rose to take leave. Thompson en-
treated him to remain. No; he had an en-
pseement. As he turned toward the door,
Poe's eye fell upon the beaufet with its gilt
ferinp array of silver and cut glass, and
change passed over his grave, handsome fiice
In am animated tone he said, All! You have
q nice little arrangement there, MIR. Thomp-
SON. Perhaps you can give me something to
drink"
"Indeed I cam" said Mr., Thompson.
"What will you hare?"
"That depends upon what you've got"
Thompson enumerated several Kinds OF
wine, Whiskey, and French brandy, COM
mending the last as very superior.
Poe chose brandy. Selecting a tlnnbler OF
the ordinary size, he lifted the decanter with
steady hand and began to pour--one finger,
TWO fingers, three fingers, four fingers, five !
Thompson became alarmed. Excuse my
seeming inciyility, said he--"such It really
81 cot. fass,lre yoti--bnt, Mr.. Poe, are yoll--,.
are you not taking little--:1,ist q httie--too
much for your own good ~
GNo. sir, not at all,' was the reply. II
know mysek thoroughly well, Mr. Ihomp-.
soi,. and can gauge myself to hair. "a naYe
mad some experience In these matters, ahd I
have siiscoyered about brandy, good f'nencils
brandy, this remarkable peaiilaitty w y
Y 51EtEy sSss5t ~ ~ &&4 & u -
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cpr,nRs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

,,.,o,, oe mo oboye-Ieacrihed lots were soli
,nrpo il,' and the sale OF The residue is postponed
:Y, Ap5i at [f Sc in NUMBER NJ en-
The lots remaining (anGy,s hrt y the pIat.
''raee SONY r u '''> GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
% 20, Aucttoncers.
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.# BY Lyme; & Brother, iii.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1919 Main street.
k1,R11srEE,s sALE or BRICK STORE

ry,RUsTEE,s SALE OF A BRICK STORE
i AND SEVERAL FRAMED H0uSES s., A ! ,
JOINING. SITUATED ON THE EAST LINE oh
sE ST sTKEEET NE CRY 81
RICHMOND by virtue of certain deed OF trust
executed by James Simpson to Inc as trustee dated
18th of March, 1871 Of record in the clerks 0hce OF
the Richmond Chancefy' Court In ID. b. %, BE-, page
~; shall IN execution of said trust, being so re.
hnrcd y the beneficiary In said deed, 10 sclI
at public auction. on the premises, on a,Af
the 18th day Of April, 1872 ut O'Clock - Al, 1Nu
CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND, with the improve,
mcnts tLereo fronting together on the east line or
said Seventeenth street II feet inches ana running
back depth of 90 feet and 80 feet more or less.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses Of sale and to pay OIL
4 certain negotiable note executed by GAMES SllnI-
nnntSs Alter date. for the sum Of ssov with interest
ON said note from the time of It's maturity UNI.
paid as specfcd and IS to The residue OF t,G P'ir
chase money, Oh such terms ana time Us VIII DC
hi ap Is s"o" a. t''' RoBERT B. LYME, Trustee.
FLOR SALE, A VERY DESIRABLE
LITTLE FARM AND STORE STAND,
situated at the Old Church. in Hanover county va.
containing TliiETY-NiSE aud THREE-Q UIAk-
TEL. ACRES, OH the Tappaiannock Stage road,
fifteen miles from Richmond, and irts conSemenI
and excellent OF wafer. now occupiGd as store o.
frame stable with eight stalls and barn attached, al
under the roofin good order, together with M
other necessary out-houscs 1t has been dong Eood
business for the last six years, Us any Of my neigh
bors eau and will testify.
should continue in business here myself but FOR
the objection OF my b2!ter-half. | do ccrtsihly
think It IS one Of the best opportunities that VIII DC
offered again soon to small capitalist.
Having determined TO change my place OF DUST
ness shall offer for sale ut auction the above pre-
miscS on TUESDAY, 23d Of April, ut Il O'CLOCK, II
fair, If not, the next fair day.
TERMS; Will be accommodating,an and made known
on the day of sale. rE-. ,,.x,,,>- ,,,r,,,-e
HORSES HOGS, WAGONS, one CART, anu
PLOUGHS, &C., and the remaining stock OF Gko-
CERES s! ,,cn.,,crD, ii
ap le-swlt&d3.t .'','5- u. NJ rhaN,rEh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-20
BY Thomas ". Kcesce, Auctionccr,
No. ly1f Main street.

GRAND CLOsING-oUT SALE OF IA
" PANESE,. CHINESE, AND Or ~ MA AZ; /,
WARES, AT AUCTION.-At store No M IHsIl'
isatIrilavJ, I viii close out, positively without n
reserve, the finest and most extensive Gnle ei
rect irnpor1atons from Yclido, Yokohama, tai'-
ton and Hong Kong S ssns1s a nt Useful a @are
TnHi SANDAL, WAX, SPICE, SATIN.
c HSlifhn s and other rare WOODS; BAMBOO
and COLORED STRAIN WORN, fltE-r1tO(Or
and RARE pORCELAINS, CANTON CHINA.
PEARL INL AID and GOLD LACQu MAKES,
e. A-' THOMAS ". KEESEE,
60, ~ - a.. s Auctioucer.
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RESTAURANTS.
mo TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
L 80 -, 90 SWEET OIL. sS+sl "a Ass5 -

Welayc just received ireall lot fthe su PERIOR
OLIVE OIL flat we bare been sellingfer several
years past In the experience,ns Mtny the use Of
this oil win obyiate the trouble in hump tobacco Of
stickius together, OF not being free when opened
preventing the breaking and tcsSing OF the wrapper
much OF which difficulty Is caused by the use of In
ferior grades 'nf MI ;fl y ,ss8
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4
s.atap II IE q 2 1916 Main street.
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IL by Hill ( Goblin, i,
RcIl Estate Auctionear7,
Va. Ii1s Main street.

w.
VARIABLE BRICK STORE, WITH
V DWELLING CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS
GROVE, ON. THE NORTiIEAST CORNER OF
MAIN AND SECOND STREETS: llOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. &C.. FOR SALE
AT. AUCTlON.--ht the request of Mrs. Alice
O'Clock r NJ. on the premises, located as above
One set CHAMBER FURS1TuRE, inclndih9
handsome Sideboard-all OF solid mahogany:
CHAIRS. :..t.- Sis ~. IL. s.ts
TABLES. NJ. I
T.: KITCHEN FURNITURE, -''.s go
CRUChEkY, SC, &C.; u , .t.i.
and mt s O'Clock f. IL we will sell the HOUSE and
LOT of GROUND. This property has front Of
20 feet on Main and Second streets, with depth OF
Loo feet more or less. The store Is well built OF BRICK
covered with slate. and IS desirable stand for gro
rrry and residence. having been used rs such FOR
number OF years piSt.
TERMS: For personal property. cash: for The
house andlot. nnc-fnurth cash balance at one. TWO
three. anil four years, with ten per cent. interes
added. secured by trust decd. .
am Ia HILL Sc GDDDIN. hllctioDecrs.
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INK ylsY o Willard Z.
aa ntacsiaE4sss hssd Rasl 3atite ahaaIsss, 4
u ElaYenth atreet hat tween Main. ana HaIlk

.pRICK DWELLING ON THE M;EsI !,
.ASD .eIiAoEGgrREETs AT ogs- -t
!2uh prii ut u as 5 {; Ply; We
will sell, upon the premises. the p " NJ
,Iosrfh II. Powell 1t has eight rooms besides q
L,Irf,au with gas water. c,ilvert, Ecs anti is IN
very good repair The lot - 1la Dy l1oleet. losses
TEnIs tlnc-fovrth cash; lmlance MT four. eight
and twelve months for notes, with interest," :loca,
'ia lr. 7TitN - VS., 9RUBBs &c WILLIAMS,
,non !. 'r9,--s7., =. Anciioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-20
ByIIilI Il Goddin. AHctioneers,
70. llUs Main street.

TIFTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
Il IN HOPEDALE, NEAR HARVIE, FOR SALE
AT AUCTIOE.-On FRIDAY, April .tth, 1877. We
Will sell, on the premises, at halt-plst O'Clock
p. NJ. FIFTY LOTS beyond the western cor
porate line of the city. adjoining Hnrvie. on Ash
land. Gilbert and Walker streets. These lots are
among the most beautiful IN situation ever OF
fered In that section, having no eXceptionablc sur
ruuidings. Each lot fronts 80 feet with depth oil
$50 feet sEr , ~...s -
MANY unmistakable signs indicate the rapid rise or
prpcrty Oh the western border OF tile city, ana at
tention Is called TO the almost certain extension OF
the street railroad 10 llarrie. The CITY engineer
has been authorized to grade the street leadlnR 20
this ground from the present terminus OF the SAID
road These lots are net lco0 yards from the upper
gate Of Hollywood Cemetery. 81. :
- Clerks. mechanics, and parties desiring TO make
small investments and have large profits Will 90
well TO have this sale in mind. .s. .tf
Having made 2 most satisfactory sale or number
of these lots at 7.37 the highest price, and rs the
lowest. we confidently assert that no other section
near the city promises so large a profit on small
TERMS: Oue-third cash; balance six and twelve
'..o - 49, HILL GODDIN, AuctIonecrs.
Also, on the same evening, will sell. at the
request OF the owner, the EXCELLENT FRAME
DWELLING with seven rooms, Kitchen. re-, on
Robinson street near Walker street. Fine fruit OF
various kinds and ornamental shrubbery on the
grounds making 1t very desirable summer re-
Sort. Lot $50 by 80 feet
TERMS: Same Us for the lots. t-t.t5s +
apis Hill q Gol1DIS. AuctiohsseIs .-
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100 BY ". L. Radcliffe, Anctioneer,
No = III fifteenth street between Main ana Ca

No. Fifteenth street. between Main and Cary.
| Auction SALE OFfGROCERIES, &C.
IA Mvrtxt regular weekly sale will take place on
MONDAY. I'D in3taMt, at my store. Fitteen1h stree
hcLwccn Main a,!d Cary commencing ht loa @ rl s
a. NJ, Wien Twill Offer 1T a:lction Sood stoch VI
-, =, s,.,;:i, GROCERIES. &C.;
TO which TIC attention of the trade IS nTltea;
W. b. RATCLlFFE.
~ E-G6cds received for this sale UP to the ho''i
of commencing. ...- mr., ,1rI,r
I'D - W. y. ~ q I'|i-IA -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-20
By Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street,

GUPERIOR HARP AND GUITAR AT
- AUCTION.-On THURSDAY. ssth instant, ]
will sell 1T IL o'clock, ut my auctiOn-house,
ONE IMPROVED DOUBLE-ACTION HARP,
made by Alexander Blazdell, nearly new, anu IN
go good condition. very tine Instrument.
aar4 y. I s.a.-s ALSO, y 49, {f
l ONE GUITAR. of French make.
The instruments are ON exhibition ut my auction
house, THOMAS W. KEESEE,
ania Aucti0neer.
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Isy Leo dlIs Aassiosssss. -.
f Ri h q ~ III Asih stssass 81.
Sol IoNERs sALE on ALAnep
e. 3kMcuaT. or
" sLsu 4 Bile REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY oEsRrfnaosD. asp .1so :.
THE corNriaeF HEsRrco,
At PUBLIC 4TcYros

/ = Z @s.e + s. E HF
by virtue Off eeeseeef,he eIaneery t,ovr CO.
city Of Richmond pronounced ON The as,;, a. pta
February, 1919, in the case ns o'Neirs .,
others re-. Isaac A. Goddfn,T we, ,;e ass
who were appointed commissioners b. aid go
viii sell at public auction, la frot Of Inc ci u,
OH THURSDAY the 18th day Of April. ~, a n4'
mencing al II o'clock A. III fair. If moi, ,ps ,'
f4ir day thereafter, 81. SIS III. IS =
4. THE REAL ESTATE
belopgingto the defendant, Isaac a, Gota,r 49,,
to in the papers fled said came ana renain,rs
Sold list or which Is hereto appended and n go
special reference Is herein made.
The sife Will commence with the real e.,,,o,..-
In the city Of Richmond and viii be sold Il, inc
advertised. .3jsa.t. 1-4f. LEc&g
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing arc reoues,s,
examine previous to dT Of sale the character Of -
titles to. the real estIte hereinafter describes :"
are referred to the report CT Commissioner r..
and tile various deeds and evidences OF lille frS
the papers Of the cause rs tile purchasers Of ~.
cral pieces OF real estate win be required TO
with the terms Of sale as soon as the gale, arr 49,
pietcd, and the commissioner win sell on,y c nv,
as they are relniredby the decree aforesaid 4, -,
TERMS 0pe-fourth cash: and the dge IN. -,
instruments at Fix, twelve, and eighteen r,onr,
with SIX per cent. added from day Of sale Tor no
table notes. and title retained until The cnii,, -
chase money Is paid.
THIS sale WIN be pcrcup.ory; aud mol Co,1,l.,o
in one Gay viii be continued from day to dav ,rr
the entire property IS sold.
@at@ ROBERT e. sC0TT,
@s'' 8. st.A ihh,a +. P.TURNER.
-t'-1rT -. t.- L'z-t = Special comlnis6ioncr,
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- Ry Moody & Royall. Auctioneers.

HNRI7STFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
/ REAL. ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CHES-
TERFIEL ID yA.-i,y virtue OF Il deed OF triI exc
rt.tcd hy james Floi1ioy fhc 10th day of Feb,
rl.ury. $50 AMI iy recorded in the clerks once or
Chesterfield County Court. H.. u. -. pgc l27, Will
a substituted trustee, sell at public auction, on
TUESDAY the 3Ot day Of April. 1s7:, At Il o'clock
TONED In said tcca. containing (a57) THREE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTI-SEVEE ACRES, more or
less, lying IN Glover Hill township, In county aiore
aid adioininc the lands Of Pleasant Bowes and
others about six miles from Powhatan station, on
the Richmond and Danville raroad: 4 good frame
dwelling and all the out-buildings necessary and In
good repair: one-laf of the land III cultivation aud
the bulance In original forest. - - 80 -
TERMS: The decd requires Sllsl u In cash, with
terms will be made liberal and pronounced on day
of sale. S'stAIES BhOohs, d.
Substituted Trustee.
NIooDY e RoYtLL. Auctioneers. .4 APP l0-ttls
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f5gjiaaf BY Grubbs& Williams, ~
Z sAuctioneers aud Real Estate "A gents, y
Eleventh street between Main and BanE...t

BUILDING LOT ON THE NORTH
| t1s1f1E or IEI(;H' STREET., WEST OF AND
NESR no :hDAMs STR EFT, AT AUCTION.
On WFDNEspAY4e.th ApriL,at s o'cl9r aS T. M M,
Il,OIIND as above adjoining the residence or MISS
Georrfanna Boyd II IS 81 by liz feet, ana lies wen:
TERMS. AT. the sale, ,-,,, ne rI1 JAMS
an Filf .yi+ 5.tsi-'I5-l 4 J71ii Auctioueers.
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4 PPoMA,rTOX PAPER MILL,
"a 7'e's'' e % - PETERsRURG,.Y VA
= MAEUFACTURERs0 OF .-,,-
NEWS, BOOK. AND WRAPPINGsPAEE,RS.

Orders solicited, 10 which we promise prampt and
saithf.lj atts,ntts,t Z, ~ cII.WAIEE b CO.,
uu9s lls$:s Gpocsrs aud Commission Merchants.
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BY wellington GoddiE,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank strreis.


... corner Eleventh and Bank sir'elS.
Tot AND SMALL FRAMED DWELL
IL ING IN FULTON. AT THE CORNER or
LOUISIANA AND ERIN STREETS, FOR SAi.i
AT AI1CTIOS.-At the request OF Mr. i. 1. "
inlns shall sell ut auctinu, on the premises. On
SATURDAY Tic Goth April, ISL. ut O'clock J.. III.
the HOUSE and LOT located As above. now occu
pIed by him. fronting 81 feet, running back do zee
10 III alley. -,
THE Dwelling has three rooms, stiblc. &c.
TERMS: One-tird cash balance AT Tour ana eieh
months, for negotiable notes hearing interest &S.
an la-S.M&S W. GODDlN, Auctoieer.
THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-l viii
IL sell at public auction at my office. on Twelfth
street near Main, on SATURDAY. April ~ lS72' 81
II O'Clock A. NJ, the following property, 10 salisi!
sundry distress warrants and executions III my
BUREAUS, WARDROBES. .s.
WASHSTANDS. MATTRESSES, .,
.f- CARPETS, CHAIRS, -
TABLES, BEDSTEADS, SOFAS, "'i..-s
.-.. LOUNGES, CLOCKS, ~. a.1aa' =. .r.gt>s
TRUNKS, PICTURES. MIRRORS ....''
SAFES, SIDEBOARDS, ~ ..s..
FENDEKS CROCkERE. -. =
COOKISG-STOVE and UTENSILS, S'.'
WILSON SEWING-MACillNE-
SMALL TENS TOBACCO Mill.
rvn,ts. r,.h 4. W. RDSt.N.
nni1.,Is High Constable City Richmond.
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WANTED, to sell BANTAM ROOsIE IL
w and TWO BANTAM HENs: ,ri nnut Sdr
seen nj No o512 Broad street, corner "en''
Price Sa. Apply to aboye Or p1E,SKSTs. )
- :..T nj this Office.
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WANTED. a CHILD's NURSE and a
w DINING ROOM SERVANT. Reference re-
.-.,i,n.l A,n,lN ut lulI (laS StrcGt. up -y-El"
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WANTS.

WANTED, TEN GOOD CARPENTERS 81;
w to work on TrcGcgar bridge, None Du cn nrsfI
Glass men need apply. Also. FIFTEEN ''ooi
LABokERS' IL N. W. BRoxDDUs.
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WANTED, GENTEEL LADY, who
wv would be Il fiji companion for an invalid, anu
who would assist 1T sewing and Housekeeping Tor
small family. Address "ClTIZEN.N through the
nost-olice, care of X. III. Dire, 1917 Cary street
R;chmond. ap 1s-3ts
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WANTED, ALL TIE FoREMlE,N .. i
w an cot With force of fifteen hands each, for
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad High wages pau
foremen 1.-The hands get Sl.aV per DAY. fof ''uis-
pof'a''oh' 'pi , ). P. JUSTIs, Labor Agent:
an15 No 9 Fifteenth street, Richmond, va
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-01-18
Colorado Applying for Admission.

A bill will soon be introduced in Con-
gress for an enabling act for Colorado. To
overcome the supposed deficiency in popr,-
lation to eatitlc the new state to a Repre-
sentative in Congress, it is supposed to in
clude the Territory Of Wyoming. This
plan has been proposed and frequently ad-
vocated by the Neps. We believe it the
best for many reasons The state will not
be so large. as either Texas or California.
The organization will terminate the expense
Of two Territorial Governments and the
many abuses that grow up under them. It
viii give the people full control Of their
own government and the choice of their
own government and the choice Of their
officers. 1t will give to the West three
more votes and corresponding influence
in Congress. The official influence Of
Wyoming will probably be against it. That
of the people will not. In Colorado there
will not be any opposition at all; Or at
most, not enough to carry any considera-
BILE weight. We hope the bill will be in
troduced and crowded to its passage
Denrer Mems.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-01-18

AT Methodist meeting recently held
not far from the HUB" zealons brother
IN his endeavors to "free his mind"
startled his auditars by the following
lopsus HnguG: lie had intended to say
that by the grace of Jesus Christ, We
are here" bat in the excitement Of the
moment be electrified the audience by ex-
claiming, "By Jesus Christ, we are
here" The effect, as the say IS, can
better be imagined than described. Tho
brother explained that he had intended to
insert the saving "grace," which made
every thing serene, ami the meeting pro-
ceeded as usual.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-01-18

TT s. BoNnS (7-3O's, 5-oO's, and all
u. other kinds purchased sold and
exchanged. Coupons on Interest War
rants cashed Gold. Silver, and Coin
drafts purchased at the highest market
rates.
Drafts on all the principal cities of the
United States and Canada, bought and
sold Foreign Exchange on Great Bri-
tain and Continental Europe, for sale in
sums to suit DEPOSITS received, subject
to sight draft Also interest paid on de-
posts by special agreement. Collect ons
made on all parts of the United States,
Canada Great Britain and Europe, made
at reasonable rates. Passage Tickets by
Steam or Sale Line to and from Great
Britain and Continental Europe, fer sale
at New York prices I. c. SHOVE.
Manitowoc, August l 1870.
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Real Estate for Sale.

4 FARM IS acres of land, Frame Bar,
n house, well watered spring, etc. 80
acres under cultivation, miles from city.
Lots II & Is in Block ll9, two frame houses
and barn Lot / in Block l56, house and
barn The northwest quarter Of northwest
Quarter. section %, town Two Creeks, Mani
tovoc county l2-iAf ". Il. HORN.
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LIVERY STABLE
Down With High Prices.

The people of Manitowoc are informed
that the undersigned has permanently
located here, and has started a FIRST
CLASS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT,
consisting of the latest style of CARR
AGES. BUGGIES, BAR0UCHES, &c,
and of the best HORSES.
He asks the patronage eff the Public.
assuring them satisfaction in turnouts and
prices.
Stable on Ninth street, South Side near
the Northwestern House.
P. S. TILS0N,
MAyIIowoc, August /, 1870.
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A young man was before Justice Hart
man, of New Yoak, as a witness, and in
the coure Of his examination said some
thing offensive, whereat His Honor retort-
ed " Young man, if you speak in that way
again, this Court will forget its dignity and
punch you in the snoot.'
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"Boston is city in which every tenth
person is a criminal and every seventh
pauper. Three-quarters OF our farms are
mortgaged for drink; two-thirds Of tho
pulpits are filled with d. ''.rds, and the
bench of justice is nearly vacant because
one-half of the judges have died drunk
ards"