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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-12
,o,rI, of VIZ. HARRIS. Of Virginia, OF,
Tho S.i,ao!.E'nnd Bs2l.

:-l,.1, sad
-. -,...Ier. an indebted 10 the co'lr-
m, nfrud FROM Pennsylvania Mr..
.,.. i,i. permission In occupy fifteen mill
.., Inc EXPRESSION ~ my views III "ppo-
...... ~ tai> till.
ul,;.,nry Teaches that war, successful
nd, "a strengthen GOV eminent. Ali
commits IN fine y! war, whether rcpuh-
~ - r,onarchitytl. gradually assume the
.I.>i.,;i>ln>. We have n6t onlN eccn
...~ nine and in our country. but through
,.,.lixrA world. that in time OF war
.n.auudrn-if-cSici of the army and Of
$780,, rI y country i absolutely dcspotic.
"a. 1t. the c,,rmaudcr-in-chicE Of the
IT., r.mhHr or 4 monarchy. We sec
...ur..,.,G and imprisoned. Everywhere
s.. ,.a,rl i controlled; nil public con-
..., ..r,. >ca3cltcd au,i cNam incd; 40 Gill
.u 7Ha,. from his oWn h"IlSc IN !lr
,...r'> without the requisite pass; ail 'hc
Of tnr citizen ar under cnntTo', and
....s, uol! .inr without showing military
.....s f,ria. Therefore assert ii ttmc
....l.. ..a>l rum"n,> ARE dc-Yotic.
..~.r- Farther. Mr.. Speaker. the cardinal
.u, .,tr.iy !>at.n@ Of education. Men
.ru,3r rducatcd Ia dc>ioIi>n: they
.r.n. educated t. Ni"'d their nvc&, 10
s.,,t. and kindly la submit t. dv>polic
..1.y. 10Y fnur wears oir people from
t..4 T.. III Mh,~ had such experience.
. t.A,. la,n educated IT, submit! To CEN
...,ur. ~ the Will and GirtaIiGH Of on"
.,....> tir5in. Ihruoplc thus ru;l-
....l,o...' >uf,ui,,iou, h!> from that
49, L.,an maxim. giant ,tri,t,., in
... ,.I,,o the ;,ropr The idea al cen
.o mi the ABSORPTION of all the
,..,.f ,f,,. la.,;,lr ~ we'll rs Of ,!ar rights
>,.,.. in In. hand, Of the Federal
....,....,,;. MANY 4 Gallant sol,Iilr~-i r.
=, Tire \arIh ar III" >nush-,nrl:cd
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

r ANDS.--I have in my hands for sal,
IL LANDS. in large and small quantities. in almos
every section Of the state. \ number Of them AZ
large. iirst-laSs estates, with splendid lrovcucn'5
and desGably located. ....
GEORGE VI. DREWRY,
ia l7-lrl JclI hIaiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-12

MACHINE WORKS.-SLOAT Il AD-
IVA DTNGTON, Nos 1l22, 1i24, 1I26, and 1i2s
Cary street, and Nos. ID and ID south Fifteenth
street, Richmond, Va. We make all kinds OF new
work the machlnst line. repair all kinds Of WORK.
We 20 i'll the country To do all sorts Of work In our
line. Also make tho best tobacco mills In the world,
and keep them hand. well tobacco screws OF
all kinds. together with bands and bets and all
ticles for the manufacture OF tobacco. We keep on
gines: Boilers. SawMlils Gris-Mills, Power Pumps.
Platform Scales, Sllafting Hangers, Pullcys, Gear
and Beyi Wheels: and In fact, general assortment
of all useful articles In our line, together with
Judson's Patent Stean-EngineG Governor; Utica Com
pany Stcam-(iaugcs; Scldcn's Patent Engine Pack
Ing Peet Valves; Globe Valves; Tall0w Cocks Self
OiIiug Cups, for both engine aud shaftinR; E!ue
Cleaner; On Cans: Water-Gaugcs, DC. All o! which
terms n b. we receive on consignment all kinds
of machinery. both new and secondhand. Comeand
see us. Toe . SLOAT & ADDlAGIoA'
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By Cook & I.aughton, Auctionccrs,
,.nrurr Governor and Franklin streets

corner Governor and Franklin Streets
EXTRA L 4 r G L SALE OF FOR
H FETrED PLEDGES at 5. A. W1NSToCk'S
LOAN OFFICE. No. II Fourteenth street, between
Main and Franklin streets. on WEDNESDAY, l4tn
FEBRUARY 1872. commencing at 10 o'clock \. VI. pre-
ciscly, consisting Of
DIAMONDS. .,., .-.'
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, ~
GOLD CHAINS. .. .
SOLID SILVER SPOONS and FORKS
and uany articles OF JEWELRY. Among the
wntrhrs viii be found some Of the finest STEM
winters. eighteen carat, suitable for ladies and zen;
tInmrn: Il great many in diamond and cIiameiled
cases with nickel movements: also, with like
ncsscs in eases great variety Of styles in the lot OF
chains. such IL fob, guard opera, ana ciiateialh
some eighteen carat. .,
IL is the largest an most attractive lot Of goods
ever offered t sale Of this kind In the city: The
public are respectfully invited To attend The sale Ali
.oo,ls offered will he guaranteed Is represented
COOK 4 LAUGiTON, huctioncers.
NOTICE-All persons having articles picdscd
with me whose time has cX rcd are requested 10 re-
urw or redeem before the day of sale, us cannot
s' f. 1T III ''''' 5. 4. WINSTOCK.
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Iiy James VI. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioIccr,
No. lilo Main strict.

WILL be sold on MONDAY the Eth
w daY Of February. on the premises. at !. O'Clock
j. NJ. five VACANT LOTS, two ut the corner of
Duyal and St. Peters streets. aud one on 81. Peter ;
between Leigh and Duval streets, each having front
oil tw"nty-niuc and half feet running back the
usual distance.
Also two lots on the carstorn corner of Secondhand
Duval streets fronting twenty-five feet each on Sc
conf street
TERMS: Onr-third rash; the balance 1t four ana
eight Munths. with interest.
Trd JAMES VI. TAYLOR. AUctioneer.
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ERESH GARDEN SEEDS.

We have now in store complete stock Of
GARDEN SEEDS OF TIE GROWTH OF 1'7l,
which we Warrant fresh and reliable. having been
grown By the best growers of this country aud OF
Europe. ALLISON & ADDISON,
fe3 1920 and 1922 Cary street.
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COMMERCIAL.
If CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1879.
OFFERINGs

RICHMOND, VA, Fehrtlary 10, 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, lei bushels.
CuRH.-White. 9u0 htIshcls. Yellow, f,D0a bushels
u OATs.-3.5.2 bushels.
. TIMOTHY SEED.-l0 bushels.
HAY.-10 bales.
!, WrEAT.-White, Iei bushels at S.so for very good
and prime. - ii.
C0RS.-Whitc, 200 bushels prime Mt &c.
!, OATs.-:oJ bushels prime spring ut 63c.
..s RE-EXIIIBITED.
OATs.-eio bushels.
+ CoRS.-W lite, 2u9 bushels.
...,.-.' REMARKS.
There Ia no change In the price Of Wheat. Offerings
of Corn light aud market ste-dy. Offerings Of Oats
large, and market dull and dropping. This article
Is HOW descending IN price below corn almost as
rapidly asconded above corn In price some short
time since; trintcr oats, however, arc scarco and
high. Rye would sell we'll II put on the market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-12
BY ID. Is. Weisigcr, Auctionecr,
lois Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE real. ESTATE KNOWN AS THE
..HOWLETT RIVER FARM" ON JAMES
RIVER. TEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND. OF
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, AND
FORTY ACRES OF THE WARE TRACT"
NEAR THE GLOVER HILL RAILROAD, AT
OSBORNE'S, IN CHEST ED COUNTY, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county, ut the November term,
1871, In the case styled Harriet Bnrfoot et ais rs.
Thomas Hewlett a 0is we vii! offer for sale ut pub
lie auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the 10th
day of February, 1872 1T l2 O'Clock NJ. II fair IL not
the first fair day thereafter. that most valuable and
highly productive farm mentioned In said bill and
decree. known Us the" IOWLETT RIVER FARM"
containing four hundred and fifty (:5n) acres, more
or less. lying Immediately onJamcS river, adjoining
the CoXcu,le farm and the lands OF Mrs. Martha
Friend and Others This land Is considered equal to
any the river for grain and grasses, with excel
lent wharf facilities for shipping on the place, easy
OF access, and with moderate cost may lie profitable
otherwise. The buildings are measre. This land
will he sold as whole. or divided In parcels, rs may
best accommodate bidders on The day OF sale. -
Also, FORTY ACRES OF LAND, 4 part of the
Ware tract, lying about one mile south from the
above tract and very tn the Clover Hill r;il-
road. ut OsJornc's. on james river.
TERMS: Very liberal and made known at the sale
4 map of the above property may he seen and
other information had If desired by calling at the
Office OF the auctionccr.
W. ". COSBY,
GEORGE s. BERNARD,
c. {. MCRAE,
Commissioners.
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NUTIIIIIssIUIUI5s
Sale conducted by d. *. WEIsrGER.

CERGEANT'S SALE.-Will be sold on
y WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, at the Office of
Lee K Godn. no. Ills Main street. at II o'clock NJ,
ten cords OF OAK WOOD. to satisfy an execution III
'''' n. NJ. LEE,
fcs-td Sergeant city Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-12
BY James VI. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, on
w SATURDAY the 10th day of February. on inc
ING Lots; located on Bcivid,re. Pine Dover
Cherry, and China streets. in Sidney and Bcfidere
Hill. ,. ,,, h,, ar
TERMS: Liberal. and made known on ne nay OF
s,l,. JAMES NJ TAYLOR.
- Auctiuncer.
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ARCHITECTS.

~~->-~----~~"~7~"~~~~~~~
A LEXANDER y. LEE. ARCHITECT
N AND CIVIL ENGINEER--Surveys made
and designs furnished for the arrangement of VII
lagos parks fair grounds. artificial tis-ponds,
scryat0rcs greenhouses and private estates; plans
sketches details, elevations sections. anu spccllcl
tons private and public buildings. Office, corner
Of Bank and Eleventh streets, Richmond, Va.
2-llnk
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POSTPONENENT
In consequence Of lad weather the above sale Is
rnsiunucI until " EDSESDAY the 18th February.
III Tie same hour, commencing on Dover street
" 49, JAMES VI. TAYLOR,
80, Auctionccr.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
)NE MONTHS TRIAL BEFORE PURCHASE.

WANTED. honest southern men and women VINO
prefer 10 purchase good southern productions ratler
than be snudlcd by curpct-bag hunbugs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-12
BY L. y. Eacllo,

Real Estate Agent ana Auctioneer,
Office No. Fourteenth street, between Main an
Franklin.
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BY Grubbs Is Williams,

Auctullccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street bctwcch Main and Bank.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-11

AGE OF THE CHALK FoRN NATIoN.-All readers
surely know the white chalk, the special feature
and the special pride of the south of England.
All know its softly rounded downs, its vast beech
woods, its short and sweet turf its snowy cliffs,
which have given, SO some say, to the whole
island the name of Albion-the white land, But
all do not perhaps, know that till we get to the
chalk no single plant or animal has been found
which is exactly like any plant or animal now
known to be living. The plants and animals
grow, on the whole, more and more like our living
forms as we rise in the series of beds. But only
above the chalk, as far as we yet know, do we
begin TO find species identical with those living
now. This, in ITSELF would prove vast lapse Of
time We shall have a further proof of that
vast lapse when we examine the chalk itself. 1t
is composed-of this there is now no doubt
almost entirely of the shells of minute animal
cules; and animalcules Il use unscientifc
word for the sake Of unscienti6c readers,) like
these, and in some cases identical with them, are
now forming a similar deposit of mud at vast
depths, over the greater part of the Atlantic
sea-hoor. This fact has been put out of doubt
by recent deep-sea dredgings. A whole Iitera-
ture has been written on it of late. ANY reader
who wishes to know it. need only ask the first
geologist he meets; and if lie has the wholesome
instinct of wonder in him, fill his Imagination
with true wonders more grand and strange than
he is like to find in any fairy tale. All l have
to do with the matter here is, to say that, argu-
ing from the known to the unknown, from the
Atlantic deep-sea ooze, which we do know about,
to the chalk which We do not know about the
whole of the chalk must have been laid down at
the bottom of deep and still ocean, far out of
the reach of winds. tides and even currents, as
great part of the Atlantic sea-iOor is at this day.
Prodigious says thereader. And so it is. Pro-
diglous to think that that shallow Greenland
shore. strewed with dead animals, should sink TO
the bottom of an ocean, perhaps mile, perhaps
some four miles deep Prodigious the time
during which it must have lain as a still ocean
floor. For so minute are the atomies which form
the ooze. that an inch, should say, is as much
as we can allow for their yearly deposit; and the
chalk is at least thousand feet thick. 1t may
have taken, therefore, twelve thousand years to
form the chalk alone. A rough guess, of course,
but one as likely to be two or three times too
little as two or three times too big. Such, or
somewhat such, is the fact. 1t had long been
suspected, and more than suspected; and the
late discoveries Of Dr. Carpenter and DR.. Wy
vile Thompson have surely placed it beyond
doubt.-FiOm T0pn Geology, By Rsr. Cdno"
Kingsley.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-11

rEE scHED HT THE 1T. REV. BISHOP or HONOLULU,
Al 81. andrews CATHEDRAL, THURSDAY, NovEN-
BER >. ls72.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
M. s. GRINBAUSI 4 CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS

In Fashionable Clothing Hats, Caps Boots Shoes and
every variety Of enemens superior Furnishing Goods
Store in Makes's Block, Queen Street. Honolulu, II. 1.
lO-l f1yT
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Daluaiian 6azrt1r
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
sraes Msasnrsd In l !. -. - - -

81 Business Caris, ~hea prpsi - s-r. srs -.le
Discount ff1ai these tirh alFeI
tiscmeuts. when paid or eharzei l-arteriy-
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Iron Stock Anchors.

DEST ENGLISH Iron stock Anchors,
ID Weight from 104 rs. 70 1900 bs-, with ssrtia-
cate Of Admiralty test. In Bond or Duty paid. for
sale By BOLLEs CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-11

EXPERIMENTS IN MEDICAL SCIENCE. ~ An
eloquent professor in one of the Cincinnati med
ical colleges, while delivering his regular lecture
to the class few days ago, paused as orators are
won't to do, to take drink of water from glass
standing on the table before him. Once when
the Rev. Colonel Granville Moody was offered
glass Of water in the midst of his DISCOURSE he
refused it with the remark that he never saw
windmill that did not run by water. But our
medical professor is not one of those orators who
work the glass of water in order to gain time to
muster an idea. On the contrary, the pressure
OF ideas on the organs of delivery was such that
he drunk heartily and uncritcally. couple of
swallows had got down before he discovered that
the taste was intensely bitter. Instantly 1t
flashed across his mind that the glass had been
used by professor who had preceded him, in ex-
periments to demonstrate, in illustration of pure
science" that strychnne will cause death to rab-
bits and pigeons the same as to Socrates and to
any other man. This scientific principle was de-
monstrated by injecting n solution of strychnine
into the circulation of these animals through a
c1iiHkc soHcNudl less lI power InaQ
the one with which medco-legal science invisibly
picked old Peter Buffenbarger. The tumbler
had been used in some way in this experiment so
that it had very palpable solution of strychnine
in it. And the janitOr, either through careless
ness or economy, or a desire to complete the de-
monstration by trying it on animals of the
higher order, had left the glass standing on the
table. The lecturer on the practice of medicine
lacked that exhibition Of mind which would make
him willing martyr to the cause of pure science
he called for the janitor and his answer verified
his intuitions. PausiDg no longer than to bestow
a benediction on that official, he broke" for the
nearest drugstore, called for an emetic, and swa
lowed it with an energy that frightened the phar-
maceutists and the bystanders. Its quick opera
ton preserved 70 the world a very successful
practician and lecturer, though it prevented the
complete demonstration that strychnine VIII have
the same effect on the medical professor as on
rabbits and pigeons Cincinnati Gazette
Rev. Isaac PRINCE, now 92 years old, has been
seventy years pastor Of a Dutch Reformed
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WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER II, 1872. }s6.
INSURANCE NOTICES.
Boston Board Of Underwriters.

4 siSTs Sly ''r the H-"A''"G G. fiHRss' HRf%ss' co.
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Hemp cordage.
Manila cordageI

IN BOND, OF Duty Paid, , and 4 straud
i Manila Cordage. Of the best Eastern and Brsneu
manufact-rs. Also from the San Franciscs Cerisrs
Co. For salo By B0LbEs 3 co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-11

L. STUART commenced selling candy by the
stick in New York and is now worth S3.0OO,OOO
A man in New Orleans commenced selling tooth
picks and isn't worth cent.
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Mantle Rope.

From haIf-inch 10 twO-inch Nsr zsaiasd
Rope. Bale Rope. for sale By BOLLEs 4 co.
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Rev. Isaac PRINCE, now 90 years old, has been
seventy years pastor Of Dutch Reformed
Church 10 Amsterdam Holland. He is still very
bright and genial, and does not wear glasses.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-17

s:8" GsF"NTY Fc-
hf1 sootCb A.e aud 10.
ED|;os ia101y usa.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
BaFFinGfon.

Leaving the East and arriving at
Chicago or Indianapolis, how shall
we reach the West? The best Line
i acknowledged to be the G., i. e
@, Joined together with the Il. & NJ.
Railroad hv the Iron Bridge, and call
cd the BURLINGTON ROUTE
The main line of the Route running
to Omaha, connects with the great
Pacific Roads, and forms TO day the
leading route to California The
Middle Branch, entering Nebraska at
Plattsmouth, passes through Lincoln,
the State Capitol, and will this year
be finished to Fort Keaney, forming
the shortest route across the Cont
nent by over 100 miles.
Another branch of the 3. NJ. di
vcrgiuc at Red Oak, calls into line
running down the Missouri through
81. Joe to Kansas CITY, and nil Kan
sag. Passengers by this route tc
Kansas, see Illinois, Southern Iowa,
and Mise uri, and, by slight diyerg
cnCc. can see Nebraska also.
Lovers Of fine views should rcmem
Der the Burlington Route, for its town
-" high. cleaning from afar" its free
fringcdstreams its rough bluffs and
uuarries its corn-oceans stretching
over the pralIles further than eye can
reach.
Land buyers will be sure to rcmem,
Der it for they have friends among
the two thousand who have already
bought farms from Geo. ). Harris,
the land Comm SSi0ncr Of the H. Il
NJ. II. X, at Burlington, Iowa, or
among the four thousand home stead
crs and pre- emptnrs who last wear
fled claims in the Lincoln land Office,
whore -" Uncle sam is rich enough
to give us all a farm"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

HARDWARE IL. 3. Warner is put
ting into his store, (hi,herto occupied
almost exclusively for stoves and tin
warc) large stock of general hard,
ware with no &jminuiljpl. ofhls other
stock excepting in just so tar as
customers have "gone for" it--Warn.
or doesn't do ibis because he is
tired of stoves aud their appurtan :
cnces--not that he loves stoves less
but hardware more--as Brutus 10y,
ed Rome.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

TnE Nj. a. ID. RAuwAY.-W call
attention TO the vertisement Of this
excellent line. Those going east can
do no better than 20 via Grand lla,
ven. we whereof we speak
and for courtesy, excellent accommo.
dations, dispatch ard safety, the
above named line has no superior.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

TIE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO the
Defendants herein above named and referred
70 Ypn are hereby summoned aud fequir.
ed to hnstger tho complaint 10 ibis hrtiQb
whicf l. flied In TIE Office Of tho clerk 81 the
Circuit Court Of Wood County, and 10 serve
your answer tn the said complaint by copy,
on The subscriber. at his Office ia the cry Of
Grand Rapids, Wood CosiitR, " seop-in,
within twenty dn,. from the date Of the
zeryice Of this summons upon son extensive
of the dag Of such service, alih Il you Ia'i
20 apswer The said complaint within the time
aforax.t5 lie plaintiff viii apply TO the
court foF the relief demanded ~ me com
,.l,iut You will also take notice that ti's
( action "a brought By the above named plan
triT mon TWO Tax Deeds, is.ued respectively
/ stntot,d,er Sd 4s1u, and June ~, 5t's, bg
| Wood Cunrt, through l. 7, FowerA, relh
Of the Beard Of Supervisors OF SAID
lroaptv for the purpose Of dcbHr'in9
,hs defendants IN this action, and
| zach Of them and ali other persons claiming
under theIn tnbseqnagt to the eoliimt nee.
Ime.h of this acton from all right title and
! iotsrest us elrinziA an4 70 the had above
described said land. having been conveyed
/ a. aforesaid for the taxes assessed thereon as
,oflnws: That conveyed September . le'o,
far the taxes Of 1860. and that Conveyed
/ lime 49, 1888 far the taxes oil 1868 ana
+ that no personal demand Is made agaIt.'t you
! or cithet Of you.
paGd May 9Th, 1872,
! i9ws ! CHAs w. WEBB Atsy for PRO
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

the NJ, L. Church. a sermon was
preached by requcstl from ist Cor,
Is. 50; 10 large congregation OF
sympa,hizins friends according 10
usual custom, the coffin lid was re,
moved and we saw the mother aud
child lying side by side we felt sad -,
but not rs those who have no hope,
for " thanks be to Ged " He had CIV.
en- her the victory through Our Lord
Jesus Christ
- - u -.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

IMPROVEMENTS Mr.. }. ID. W utter
is about placing an additional story
upon his stone bank.
Mr. ioche of tie Western, IS pre-,
paring the way for large and beau
,itul front addition to his already spa-
cious house.
Mess,s. Garrison & Co.. in Cen,
tralia, arc placios 'ae toandat'oa tor
rotary nil just north o, and al
joining thelr .arge gang m'Il.
We notice several structures gong
Up in Centrala, Indicating enterprise
on the part Of our Ccntr4ila brothers
Mr.. Npcvcs, VIC are Informed, IN,
tends erecting q block Of six brick
stores on the ucw street which Is to
be opened the present season across
the island.
Oar catholic friends propose 500"
TO finish up the exterior Of Their
spacious church. The building whcs
completed viii cost $50, coo.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

Jrsr RECEIVED AT r,E WooD Co.
Dare Children's Cabs, also
large bills of paints and oils, wall pa
pcr and musica! instruments, accor>
deems &c, &c.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

The Wisconsin speaks Of the Sc,
verify of the winter along the Allan
tic coast, on evergrecns. We think
it has been a tough oll~Sintcr on
erer7rceas in the pinery as well.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

A Glorious rain has refreshed 'he
earth raised the river and pun me
streams in running order, The
earth is thoroughly soaked,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

For S,IE.-A good work horse 8
years old, perfectly sound enquire at
The Red Front Store Of a. ID. Wor.
den.
WANTED, Il will buy ten or doz-
on second band stoves, or exchange
new for old. | want them noe.
Good bargains may he had by apply
ing to l.. Is. WARNER.