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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

The Spring Session of Miss Anderson's
School will open on the 18th Jan, 1872 on the
corner Of Gay and Asylum streets. lE i25-5t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25
New Boiler.

A new boiler, from the celebrated Baldwin
Locomotive works, of Philadelphia, Pa, ar
rived here yesterday for the engine John
Williams" on the Knoxville and Ohio railroad
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

A large lot of shoes at uncommonly low
prices. Children's shoes so cents per pair and
others in proportion. At the Grover Il Baker
Sewing Machine office, 1l9 Gay street up
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25
Ruildinp Lots For Sale.

l offer Il few Building Lots, in the city, tor
sale JOS A. MARRY.
? msr23-tf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25
Select SclIOOI.

The spring session of Mrs. Mary \. Richard
sons school will open on Monday, january -
ia DIV
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

The amount repaid the States for raising
volunteers during the war amounts to S39,
DOC, 900, and $1,000, 900 more is claimed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25
GENERAL MARKET.

Flour, unchanged; common to fair extra,
Sc. 75a73 80; good to choice $50 Whisky,
active 90. Wheat, closed steadier; winter
red Western S1.59aS1.68. Corn, frmer, 71a714.
Rice quiet 7sa84. Pork, spot frmer; future,
weak, III Lard dull, 95a9s.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25
Minor Locals.

Messrs.. Heald & Locke are moving into their
new building:
There is an old lady in this city seventy years
of age who is cutting her third set of teeth.
New blankets have been provided for the
ealaboose. This house of entertainment under
the management of Messrs. Harper & Co., will
be =, run IN the interest of patrons. j y .ZI7I-
The Bean children, whose father left them to
the merces Of charity week before last, are in a
destitute condition, The seoundrel- deserted
his own flesh and blood and went off with his
wife, whose cruelty toward them will probably
be visited upon himself before death relieves
him from the pangs of guilty conscience.
Just try Globe Flower Cough Syrup for con-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

Success is the best test of superiority; the
wonderful demand for Simmons Liver Regula-
tor is one of the convincing proofs that this ar
ticle is appreciated above everything else of the
throw their shafts, truth will prevail and so will
this medicine
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25
EreshI Oysters

Just received and for sale by the quart, or in
quantities to suit purchasers, at my store on
Market Square. PETER KERN.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25
Mules! MuIes.. Mures.,,

We will purchase twenty medium-size Mules
at cur Livery Stable Reservoir street, near
Gay. S. VI. LACKEY e Co.
Jan, - ISL i23d1w
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25
Cincinnati Market.
Louisville Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 24-Whisky advanced, SO
Others steady.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

Pemberton's compound extract of Stilingia
cures ali old mercurial and venereal diseases
without fail-try it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

Large stock of shoes left over from last sea-
son, very cheap. Call at the Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine Agency, 1l9 Gay street
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

Globe Flower Syrup cures whoOping cough,
sore throat, bronchitis and asthma. q.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

Mrs. DIR. Spoford.

Offer secondhand Pianos very cheap, for sale
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Financial.
JOHN BAXTER, q E.P P. BAILEY.
President. Cashier.
EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT
B A IN K,
sI, Knoxville, Tennessee,
ESTABLIsHED 1860.

I'VE are prepared to purchase, at
- Best Rates, Gold, Silver, Gov
eminent, State, County, City, and
Railroad Bonds and coupons, Bank
of Tennessee Notes, New and Old
Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank
Notes, and East Tenn, Va. and Ga. R.
R. Stock. ~ - 1 =
We transact a General Banking
Business, buy and sell Eastern and
Southern Exchange at current rates,
receive deposits and make collections
upon the most favorable terms. ram.
Interest paid on Deposits in Savings
Bank Department.
Tickets by Inman, Anchor and National
Lines of Ocean Steamers, and Exchange on
all the principal cities Of Europe for sale.
VI FL BAILEY, CASHIER.
July15-d&wtf.
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COTTON MARKET,

22t; Orleans 221.
Futures to-day 800 bales as follows
January, 2l4. February, 2l5, 21f, q 1916
March, ID, - ZIG, 222. April, 22}. May,
223 22{ June 225
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

Use Globe Flower Cough Syrup.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

Mineral Sperm OIL
And best Kerosene at Hunters. il6-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25
ShcriT's sale.

nv v1RTrEOF AN EXECUTION IsSUE ED FROM
ID the Circuit Court of Knox county Gnhtssls Feb-
to me directed will. on Saturday, the 81 dy ~
ruary 1S72 in front of the court house III b;gbe.t
bidder sorreI horse about nine years Old III
horse. about six years old horse ne coal
vsT5 az A. : Mariner on the same day aDo e;,,r,a
bushels of coal. Said property Is ley Ell on % ia
Judgment in the Circuit Court OF hn@A r o,.N ,i
V?r % 90 v. +. GOSSETT, Sheriff.
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New York Market.
STOCKS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-Money very easy,
5a6. The scare about the savings banks is sub
siding. Discounts; 7a9. Sterling, Sga9. Gold
S10e5aSl.O9. Governments, steady. States
except South Carolinas, weaker. Tennessees
66l new, GG4. Virginias, 50; new, 81
Louisanas 81 new, 80. Levees Us, 60
IS, 20, Alabamas, 30, IS, 60. Georgias
Is, To- IS, 81. North Caroinas, 81; new, 49,
South Carolinas, 80 new, 2S4.
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Dcatss of Il on. VIM. EE. Seward.

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elected l., lSIqlo ,os or,o.,l - ,.o
T,,i,.I states S..,,.o - 1.o r,,.n t;,o
l,a,ign been ep,,ged in >, Ipcr,t;,,. ,,,c.ico
nf law Ami, !, 1870 Lo ris;t.I r,r,,n.
In 1850 he w,. tto mo.t ,r,,,i,o,f o,nE
date Of ,br pcrrI,l;c,o n,rtv r,- tI,, p;
Ieu,iaI nom;pa,ion. l,t US i.G.,tol IN
convention liz Mr. I;nc n p,r;nc tho
e-,lt war nr secession ba wos S.,.r,t.rr
OF STATE. February H. 1855 ot tha fina
IF I..nraluIs assa~sinrt;,., an ,ttcr,,,t v,s
mad. ur,n the life If Mr. Seward po
,o,er,or from ibe sor;ou. wo,rl. bn 20
..,;,eI tbcr u, Seward continual f., No.
as Secretary r State till the close of John
son.. pro.,Iooo,. T., Isf2 80 L., 49,,
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-24
PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECTS.
A Review OF the yiny
Reports.

New YORK. Oct l5-Neuibers of the
National Democratic Committee from New
York. North Carolina, Indiana, Ohio, I'LL
nois, New Jersey, Michigan, Massachu-
sctts, and Wisconsin have been in New
York for the last fortv-eight hours in con-
sultasion with prominent Liberals as to the
PreSldentlat prospects. The reports lie
eelved are generally encouraging, ani point
TO very close and doubtful contest in No
vemb.r. Eighty per cen. Of the German
vote in Illinois Is claimed for koerner for
Governor, and for Greeley, and it is ex-
pected that the Germans viii carry Illinois
for Greeley. 1t is cl. lined by the Ohio
representatives that from 5000 to 5000
Liberals r.fused to vote at the late election,
and that in the lower tier of counties there
are from 5000 TO t 200 Democrats who vii
not vote for Greeley. unless personal ezer-
ton of leading Democrats induce them to.
1t was stated that Pendleton and Thurman
bad agreed to eu!er upon personel can
vass of the doubtful districts. Mr.. Ran
som, Of North Carolina, ep,rted that the
result of the election in Georgia had in
spired the whole South. and if it were not
for fear that New York and Connecticut
had given up the contest the South would
be Il unit for Greeley. lie was apprehen.
sive that New York and Connecticut were
rendered doubtful by the result in Pennsyl-
yania. Messrs. Tllden and Schell scented
the idea, and made the most positive state
ments Of the ability Of the Democrats,
aited By votes of 60O0O Liberal Rcpubli-
cans, to carry New York, while Connecti-
cut was assured by the late town elections.
The entire Committee was of the opinion
that New Jersey was safe, though Govern
or Randolph said there had been consid-
cradle importation of negroes in railroad
towns. lhe member from Indiana an
nounced that Greeley's majority in that
State viii be ten thonsand
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-24

they were mainly compilations Of her news
paper articles.
Ruth Iialr' was novel in which the
author was supposed to be the heroine, and
her brother, n p. Willis, to be thinly dis
guised as Hyacinths," Ruth's brother.
This book created a wide sensat or, and
considerable comment which took the form
of a controversy, of which the author was
the object. Her work in literature has been
influential and beneficial, reaching week bv
week wide class Of readers through the
medium of the Ledger, to whose columns
she has been restricted by contract with
Mr.. Bonner for many years.
Personally, Mrs. Parton is described as
a woman of great energy, geniality, and re-
fnement, the chief attraction in a home
which ste made beautiful, hospitabie, and
endeared to its happy inmates and favored
guests
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Death 0I :. z amy Fern.

" FANNY yrrn. Sarah Payssn Willis
Parton-dicl in New Iork, on Thursday
last, the 10Th instant, with scarcely any
preliminary announcement Of her Illness
She was born in Portland Maine, in 1911.
was married Young, suffered rather severe
struggle with poverty and misfortune, and
had attained her vidoshooi and arrived at
nearly forty years Of age before she began
to seek support for her chillrsn with her
pen. Her sketches in the Boston Olire
Branch, racy, tart, inpalcat, AMI some
times irreverent, bat WAYS combining
pathos with fun, were widely copied, and
in year she sprang INTO notoricty in all
parts of the lan1. Fame brought her for
tune also, OF at least competency and indie
pcndence. Twelve or fifteen years ago she
married James Parton, and, thoagh he was
eleven years her junior, the marriage has
been an elninently happy one. One of her
daughters By her FIRST husband became the
wife Of Mortimer Thompson" Doesticks'
now employed On the Minneapolis Tri-
buRe.
Mrs. PartJn has been wonderfully In.
dustrious and fertile writer. 1t is said
that, for eighteen years, she has never
missed her weekly contribution to Bonner $
LedgsF, end the very last number that
came TO hand contained one of her charac
teristic articles-a practicai and sensible
/ plea for the comfortable arrangement Of
school benches, ani for the liberation o
4 the little students from all book lessons ou
. Of school.
The books that Mrs. Parton has pub
lished have had wide circulation, both il
this country and England. They ar
"Fern Leaves" "Little Ferns" " Rutl
Hail." "The Payday Book" "Fresl
Leaves" )" Rose Clnrk;' ani osher-, an,
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The justice must be an old mani

ne justice must be an OLD man! /
said.
Getting near seventy, your worship, and
as lonely and miserable man as ever could
be. Sure it's his conscience which troubles
him, think. Indade it's long while to
look back upon. should think Miss Lena
must be thirty-four, or therrabout, herself
maybe she has family of olive shoots
about her, as the parson says
is Justice Morgan blind p asked.
Blind, your worship? Deed no. What
for should be be
You said something about blind people
not seeing sunshine.
Faith, and it's because he won't see it
that he i. blind. 1t is the worst to have
your eyes open and not see, and that is
what the oald justice is giv.n to.
We talked little more about Mainowen
and Justice Morgan, and then took up
my candle aad went to bed, after thanking
mine host for having made one evening, at
least, less dull than the rest
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-24
THE LAC la BELLE.
Complete List Of nsse myers and Crew
Nine Lives Lost.

Purser Sandcrson, of the Lac La Belle
/ favored US with cali yesterday lie had
/ quite recovered from the effects o. his per
/ ilous trip of Monday ana shows but little
of the weac and tear incident to that mem.
/ Orable occasion.
! In conversation upon his experience be
stated that to the best Of his knowledge no
more than ten lives were lost by the foun-
| derng OF the steamer, and furnished us
with the annexed list in proof Of his asscr.
ton:
Crep sared-Capt. II. W. Thompson
first mate, Ed. Carney; second mate, Jiu,
Archer: first engineer, Louis Bernard
second engineer, Martin Learv: steward,
] David Martin: clerk, VIII Saaderson
/ chambcrmail!, Ecbccca Campbell; wheels
! men, Alec Mctiray and ". .McGraw:watch-
men, John Kinney and John Kruger: oil,
! ers, Dennis Regain aud Dan kennedy: fire.
men, \. NtarkNesther and r. Boyd; coal
/ passers, l.. karison and ". Regan: look
/ out Chas. Scott: first porter, Dennis Long:
second porter, II. Johuson: hsad waiter.
+ Jake Vail; cabin boys, Geo. Jones, q.
Thompson ana duffy: deckhunls, -
. Gunderson, +. Froh, f. Edwards, J. Sil-
! bert, Nelson: first cook, VIM Monroe.
! Lost-Second cook, Henry Adams
! PaSsengers-J. f.. Mathason, lost:
+ Warner ami wife, saved: August kcrcLcn,
/ savcd: W. Smith, lost: Ms. " Smith and
/ two boys, saved; J. Conncrs, saved. J
/ Hurley, saved: II. Freeman. savel: l..
/ Ncttcr, saved: ). Wiener, lost: X. H.
/ LippiGcott, lost; = Somcr,, saved Rich
and daughter, saved; ! T.. Dove, saved.
| y. y. banning, lost; Iohn Gee, saved: l.
I Fo=E, saved; Henry Sparks, colored, lost:
unknown, lost
! In connection to this list we feel called
/ upon 10 add a word or twn in relation to
the statement that fireman Cunningham
braudished a knife to keep the passrng, rs
out Of the beat. From the st ,temcnt il
would be inferred that the crew meant to
re. crve the boat for thcmscl,cs, but tins is
untrue, aS we learn from Mr. Cunningham,
whose boat was loaded with twelvs persons.
N one time there was great danger thnt
his boat would be swampr1 Jv the amber
who appeared t. Ge ready to Jump into it.
and then it was that lac iutcrferci on order
! of the captnin. The gallant fireman guided
his charge through the raging sea for Ten
I hours and the satisfaction of meeting with
the schooner Kate L. Brace, whn-t ( p,nih
! paid every attention to tie sufferers dnl
carried them to Chicago
! Among the Survivors in this boat was
/ Mr.. Joha Gee, Of this city, nov in business
with Mr.. Weston in Whitehall, Michigan
The gentleman was accounted among the
/ lost, until his son law, MIR. ". 4. Hess.
of this office, rrcoi' ed a telegram anHOunc-
ing his arrival at CIirago.
The mnknnwn passenger in our list is
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Pransiiu.st Aaui:ow c. NJ kr''en GOl2
"ropri-tor- This large orck ntdigJ. fecen'.
eli, been h-Tr ssht' H. NrCc' Gnt -. D, mas :.
Ht one Of the l-r. 80 nj most CnToletH notes
H2AitO :oc. A good a9.c - kept u, ,QLasG.I
VIII the h1gse, Wh-r- stock VIII be Neit r-ov.
Cr .244yI
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DIR. 4. j. 9..ATEssES-

Dentist. onfc. In shefrcan's new building =
sghih st, 'Naui,onoc rari.c,,lar attsn;'
on, and all WORK warranted. Geeth e1tTacse
sitEout U.iu. l2ti>
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UNION YOIsCs
NORrEassEsyERN HOUSE,

"ammerca, 81 between Eigatl ani Ninth. hsr
owoc. Goseph r. mer. PToprietur nf
.scowodstiOG. for tnG IravclluE pUolc Ter
'ueap, an satisi%ctiJg guaranteed. III ~
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Josh Billings saws: " Thare iz one thing
about hen that looks like wisdom-they
don't cackle much until they have laid their
eggs Some pholks are always Dragging
and cackling what they are going TO do
beforehand"
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CFOgGE \, wolnIy.

4 :orney and Counselor az Ia~, .sni Court Co
m .r'C' er -cr &rr'tnr 90 county. Al buslEess =
xrus:ed - rs care 81 be promptly ard fsit!tr
: Gende! to- \ iyc- honestly -1vaIl. 'cr ybic
T l.onat Q charge Nili Be re l., cnics cr BrE
l.. he;weeu Riga,n aui y nh ls H. {.
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Real Estate for Sale.

FARM So acres Of land, Frame Barn
house, we'll waterei spring. etc. so
|cs under cultivation 3 miles from vitv.
II x Is in Block ll9. two frame houses
barn. Lot in Block I56. house and
q. The northwest quarter of northwest
rter, section 95, towa Two Greeks. Man
II county. l2iif VII HORN
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EksII. EHcssss.

'a.s tUo highest price rrr Wheat ard cfhHr .
luce. c1ca on he northeast corner Of It- 20
S .hrS st's.. N4ultoW-c 4gt4
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Adam Roberts Rllckslhttl and Wac ,n-T.s
Top or tho corner OF Ssy-Htl ant YORK :,
No!tI StGl, apHl;osoc Does al klNis
-au WORK rs good .ua az c. cay a. lny other e..
Isnr,.E, in - cit, 1875
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GHil;S AND SEVER.
iHNOss LIVER aEEaLsr13I

- u arm 80.
i drastic violent m 'dtrins
Is to cure IL taken a-U.arly
Is no inIOI'c1tinT beveF "a.
! . f1uitlrz= family medicine.
j. the cheape-t meaiiri1e IN f':e world
j. gwen sitH safety M the hI3GIgst results l.
the WGst lie ic. iui M
Docs not interfere vii bgsm=ss
Does not disarr.u G lie sgsieli
1akrs the pace Of QuniBa ard Bilters 81 ever
ain !.
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yet.ii az sar.eo". cures Rug BoHss SpsviT
lex. etc. &c. A.! cures warranted. or 20 CHAR
3a1e. Ofye st hir itvey s-ih'S on SeVerth.'
'e,~cen RUlf.,io ,ad Chic Igo, ssauOAos IA
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GREAT UEFkillEG SPECIFIC,

for LIVER CuhPIAIET IN the pam al oTln-inr
'HaTeo', % > l.: BJspepsta, Constipation.
Jsupat.e riIDuS al .cts Sick 1Era1arbe
oIc. DEPRESSION % spirits. Sour StomnC Ia 4,
Hr-rt Puri etc &C
HeIL. .atp I.var and u-.v-ut
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Attorney and Counselor vt Law Coliect,a
rOmntlY attended to. Of1ce over J A. k-ni.
t"rc, Cor. Bishth anc Ioys STA, Eanitcwoc
lsIJ
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W esi.EA1 s.gNtse.

:-si inuglie 1ri,or. All goods m is BY re 81
crIEtr are ~sTTtrI-a III ~ 9 iOriA. Prices rt
'Jrth'e. s1c ap bound 10 Mise th0s .:uo -ts
n" iteir custom S'..p on YJrs-st,, t..p doc
sCs' Of Ne " Hdthc unu.e- t2fi
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r. CAAGslS.
EStS.FEFs CONWAY

Hhc'ess's and R~t,il d-a'e er 10 T'.:s, Cape Bu
. owes, Hlttars, Robes e.. YORK st net -
5'gi ts aai Niutn, SAnitrwuC. l2 -,
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,LtssEpE SyN.a.

ianuiacturer Copper, Tn, andaheet iron Wa
iis th-st., South side, near the Brli.e, Man
soc Il ~
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G.. esyEIsN

'co'assor OF Music etc ~ give Lessons in Vocal ~
lEsiruWenlsl Muse il he citv ~ hauituvoc Al
I've Rlyers, hssiGeace On kixh,h-s'.r pear g.
ourt itcus- iS AZ
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Fr Forty Years q; has prove1 its great
value 10 nj diseases - { . LIVER. BOWEL, and
KTDsyYS. IhOnsands OF the good and great IN
al parts o. the country vnHch for its wonderful
nrl De ruiir power IN purifying tae BLOOD stirnu-
.stiay tie torUij LIyEB ard B,yxrL.. ard irnpsrt-
i9z II e ard w 70 tie Whnie system.
simmons Liver Regulator is arKuOyi-
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4, r. pHTCCss sRRgs. w. u.

Phy,ician. Surgeon. ard kccopchedr. OT1e
In sc ever Bacon. Drug stCr,. Oice oman a.
ours. Cal 60 the country promptly aitocdee
1sSl
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Dsa,or ~ owes al>o Manu- ac'urcr OF Tir, >no
iron Lgl COHgcr ware. Al kusl- OF reU.'-iL, /,
a.g' sI-st., between York and BufI.o, ndni'Is
I34.
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Kee05 all xmas O; Meats o-usags, Hains Lui
'tr. whIcS ~ AlI bell ~ TIE lowest y ceE, =
Gu4u.lty and kind - sun purchasers. Ans &
GJvlu. cl'ue hOss or sl4sD 81 sell wall csll IN
suo Se tao Ia. nest DrIcea. IIif
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[IV VERY STABLE
bWn With High Prices

The people of Nlnitowoc are Informed
y the undersigned has permanently
ted here. and mas started FIRST
ASS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT,
sisting Of the latest style Of CARRl-
$ES, BUGGIES, BAR0UCHES, Sc.
Of the best HORSES
&c asks the patronage sf the Public
Nu7'ng them satisfaction in turnouts and
Vces
table on Ninth street, South Side near
Northwestern House.
P s. TILS0N,
iAS.TOwoC, August |, 1870
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AttarI sy - La an DIstT,ct Attorney te- 4snI
soc county. Collections prom OILY 9tteniet
D5c= on Buffalo, between Bi-Gtt zEd Slnt1.
Is -
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T.. kNAaSEL IL,

Pa eri ,ngc- Inl Upha!sterer Crri.c .ce Trmu,-
mi tiara eSs asG e. Commerce tI-st. between
nj -, EanstOHr- recommends Aimss.s !
.h-se oruicnes, snd rrotH.ser = 1ncQte all 10
S'.h rrcIiptno.s. aud IN the he-l sty.e 1874
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Attorneys anil Counss.o,s e Law otfce Oh s..
.iree ovei TO eIrst National B2nk, AAhionr
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