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So -
D1spELL1NG His GLOON. broken.hearted
young thing writes to a weekly paper as fol-
lows: "AbOut three years ago became nc.
quainted with a young gentleman and,
although he never paid me any particular
attentions, he would often accompany me
to and from church, &c. But lately /, no.
ticed great change in him. He avoids
me as much as possible, and starts il /
address him. Can he nave ceased to love
me? for know he did, though he
never said so. II I thought he had
it would break my heart" Perhaps we
ought not to interfere in this matter; but
as we know exactly what should be done
with the young man, we feel as If we ought
to speak out. Do not attempt to reason
with him, or cajoIe him, or .pacify him. The
next time he calls, take monkey-wrencn.
fasten it securely upon his nose, lead him on
to the dining.room, and ask him what ne
means If he won't answer, tWlsS Inc
wrench three or four times, and butt ms
head ND against the stove or the mantel-
niece until his gloom is dispelled. II
he says lie has ceased to love you, let
vour fingers daily with bis ringlets lovingly
fos q few minutes, and then suddenly lift out
a connle OF handfuls. and have an Irishman
at hand to come in and sit onihim awhile
and knock out his teeth, and jump up and
down on him and be sociables Then let
him 60, and commence your arrangements to
rope in fresh man: You cannot afford to
waste your young life upon such a wretch as
this; and where heart will not throb to
heart, or soul respond to soul, the best thing
to dois to contute the nose at once. Neu
York nr,9perci1ll s&f 81 st-t8s.9.E .s5
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FINANCIAL,
Rxt Telegraph.
5NryTY0RK.44

NV YoRg, 5nly ~ Money easy at s@t stel,
ling steady. Gold, ile@liss1 Goysrnments Close
sropg. states dull and steady Tennessee :, ~ =.
new, col. ylrgnia's new, 80; ~
ferred ies Louisisnass %; new, ~. e ~ ~
SIS. 80 Alabamas, so;ss's s.. aeole1ls, -, !, p
&c. North Cardinals, az new,1s spectn o.,o
South Cardinals, %; new AptpH H NY ~
Der, 20. ~ ts-ts .ELk 80 4I4iJtt1 4t -.
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The New York Commercial Advertiser
gives us 8 Journalistic axiom: when a
bustling, selfeonfident person comes onto q
newspaper and tells all hands he's going to
make things fy, he doesn't usually stay at
itlong enough for the wings to grow
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RyGrubbs& Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
z Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
"a SSIGNEES SALE OF SIXTY-FOUR
IN GUNS AND ONE RIFLE CLEARINGHOUSE
assieee of Samuel Sutherland, win sell ut auction
On SATURDA Y, Goth July. commencing at II o'clock
j. NJ, at the office OF Messrs. GruJb5 81 Williams,
auctioneers. ko.4 Eleventh street. = -!
3 BREECH-LOADING DOUBL E-B "A RREL
ZINE boUBLF-BARREL DUCKlNG: GUNS,
80 DOUBT. E-BARREL GUNS t!tg'ttsf 50 I-i5f.
20 SINGLE-BARREb GUNS. TO-.
i FINE BREECH-LOADING SP ORT1N g
RIFLE. - - !. -. ~ 80
These guns are all new, and were selected for the
city trade. 81. 4:Es I,
The attention Of persons wanting guns for their
TERMS: Cash. HIT. WlCkHAM, Assignee,
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, a uctioneers. ty15
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BY Lyme q Brother u
Auctioneers and Real Estate A1ehs'
No. 1912 Main street. ayEtt5

j, p pR1cK COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
E No s D on THE EAST LINE Of PL HnR
ssfF sTEEfsI s IEE6fioRws ssIi as Is s
GALE al AZ aaner. sell at public auction on the
Tsenss s very of 9ay 1s
commencing at o'clock cRg x; ." ii;R R COTTAGE
re above aessre nice ot at
ing four foOlns. no. aconfortaple little home,
iached :e ppeirhpSrhood It Is seldom such an oppor-
'" Terms: Very liberal, and mage e epRR9n 9MHIE
hour Of sale 49, Auctioneers.
~ 10
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at LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS July quiet and ieht 9or
S @In gcoNS Mo- mixed ssGs0c. sacked asc Mnls,
kew nominal at eoc Pork quet at Sie.ae des Inc
Unchanged for small lots shoulders Ssc. SUES i'o
I nrd dill refined. SIC.
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p,ITIMORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, July e2.-Flour q"tet ana si,, s' ssm
wheat steady Corn firm and scarce mI'1 slsS
peco5 in fair demand and unchanged. Lara quie
and steady. WhSkey scarce NJ 9ac. ,.. .......
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SLIDING Down HILL-A BEAUTIFUL SUM
MER AMUSEMENT AT ST. ANTHoEY's FALLS
minneapolis Correspondence OF the 81.
paul Ptoueer.l- -Auy one desirious OF sliding
down bill in the summer time may CRAFTY
that desire at the falls by scoot down the
apron, How nicely it can be done was illus.
trated by couple of tourists without any
Z: Guide" and also by their driver, on Tues
day afternoon.
These gentlemen were much interested IN
nil they saw about the falls, and especially i'll
the torrent of water shooting over st. An
tlIony's best apron. To obtain better view
thev yentured out upon the dam extending
from the platform. About an iuch Of water
runs over this dam, shoots down the apron
with great velocity for the distance OF lou
feet. until it strikes the timber-bed, running
out level for twenty or thirty feet, and then
dashes into q regular whirlpool that
frotbs and foams amongst the rocks. Unior-
tunately for the tourists, the coher.dam
was thickly coated with green, Shiny SUBJ
stance, making one of the most slippery
foundations imaginable; and in less time than
it takes to tell it, their eject were gone,' ana
a couple of dark streaks we're visible as they
went down the Shiny apron like speciai
telegram. Spectators feared they Wo!l!d De
dashed upon the. rocks and instantly Killed,
but luckily they managed to stop themselves
on the timber-Ged before spoken OF, ana
were promptly rescued. They were sorry
looking objects, however, covered as they
were by the deposit wiped up from the dam
and apron, and were wearing Ol the
green . in the fullest sense of the word.
Their driver subsequently attempted to
recover an estrsv hat from the dam, and
lacking apron-strngs, be, too, INDUCED i'll
an unexpected trip down the inclined plane,
was fshed up, sponged, and the parties
started for st. Paul feeling that it was not
good for them to be here.
They were heard to remark, "dam," but
were probably referring to the cotter.dam.
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LOST, STRAYED, DC.

T OST, on Monday, on Third street be-
~ tween Main and, Broad streets, GHILBS
Will be rewarded If left at 32S Franklin, between
Third and Fourth. or 1909 Main street jy 23.n
TOUND, Saturday, u VALISE on the
II commons back of the poor-house. The owner
will call, pay charges, and lake 1t away.
JACK T1ESLEY,
iiy 2a-lt* Second street below almshouse.
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fUSTPGREMENi.!5
The sale Of the Aforementioned property f. un-
ayoidably postponed until THURSDAY the 2ath
Iva = 10 j.. 4. RICHARDSON. comm'r.
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A W. MING S-PREMIUMl STENCIL
Ia WnRESssS.AfAHoNE& CO.. manufacturers
OF PLAIN ana FANCYAW for stores and
BRASD-eUTTIN6ap and aW0op-ENGRAvING
In All their branches Call Gnd see sampled Of our
work. Southwest corner Of EouTtee nth and Main
NEW sEAsTE HE Rim GS 4 AND
IN adAgREkEL receiving this day and Tor sale
BY 49, ~ pAYESROA9& AoHh1s,
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q On WEDNESDAY, July ga !.
at 10 o'clock we will sell az 9r of
House q large and desirable assof'lnen u
FRESH DRY GOODS, -s-,afr
now receiving suited TO present and al saes COM
pLhIIYeMADE CLOTH1NGi
I'D. R60TS. SHOES, and BALMORALS:
MEMS and BOYS HATS, In variety
TRAVELLING-BAGS, ~
MERINO SHIRTS, &C, &c.
ALSO, p .
-, invoice of CLOTH1N 6, including ~
O" gu CASHMERE SUITS, ' iH .a.ast.
LINEN SUITS, -g4-.-.. ..s. ..-.. ....,...
DUCK VESTS, &C., &C.
,ALSO,
an invoice of CHOICE STOCK-GOODS. p" ~
The whole to be sold without reserve.
= ~ - PAINE, CABELL & CO..
jyls.td Aucuonecrs.
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABIE.yn

f "A 5UCIlCN BALE OF VALUABLE AMI
IA TRACTIYEREAL EST -pu,.n,n.
to a decree Of the Circuit Court of Iynchbnra' ~
aeth OF June. 1873, in the cases or Scntt Gc rs
J4anghori1e, &C.. and Langhorne's assignee e. scota
&C., the undersigned. as commissioners NV ~.
purpose, will, on FRIDAY the 9Th day of Inon ,s
1879, commencing with the MILL at o'clSct
auction, 70 the highest bidder, the folio Wing pro-
perry:
@Langhorne Mills property" In tho CITY OF LYNCH,
burg, between and at the junction IL the .f,maa
River and Kanawha canal and RIackwatrr Creek
phe place contains about an acre and tiyq-4iybths
The hourng mill Is one OF the largest IN The Stat.
and Is capable OF turning out $50 or 200 iarres rer
day: aud connected there With are corn. min Of soo
bushels capacity, and plaster-mlll OF 20 t0na ca
pactty per day. The very ample supply of wafer
may be perpetually obtained from tie Canal Com.
p = a HALF-ACRE VACANT LOT on Black.
water creek, O hslf-mile above the mill and sdiojn
Ing the lot Of John W.ll.
81 An ACRE LOT below peaEe's foundry, on the
canal the next hut one above Percivas trfge, with
small house thereon lHs
TERMS OF SALE: Cash will be required ar to 80
much as Shall be necessary 10 pay expenses or sales
and costs Of suits-say, about Ave per cent; credit
given Of one, two. three, and four years for eial
porfo ns Of the residue, with bonds with good rer
sonal security. bearing six per cent Interest from
date The title being retained additional security
and property subject to resale In default OF nav.
ment In whole or In part.
X. G. H. HFAS
j ~ 81 J. H. LEWIS.
w. y. iANCEY,
49,
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MULES, HORSES, DC.

MULES, HVhSESs &C.
HORSES AND CARRIAGE FOR On
LII sALE.-Two fine HORSES, suitable ~
for work or pleasure purposes. They are exceed
ingly gentle. A No. FAMILY CARRIAGE,
nearly new. Also, 4 frst-rate: WOOD AND COAL
CART, with HARNESS. All offered cheap. Apply
at No. 6 Fouree street. .,s 1y 23-2t$
dor SALE. O nice little B A Y I'm
IL MARE, sound, gentle, and fast: Was "a
raised by present owner, who has no further use Tor
q horse Apply at SUTHERLAND'S Livery Stables.
~ 2a-3fk -
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sfsWsoost and Mahree.
soHpRSu o. Esha
E1r- Eisis HSUl. I Il

tHM0Hfkt6toaSs6s sos<sss
5yE f; g "A Eed-Eide iayLl
q W. ksss ssu, sa sn sSs y sides
- ~ sss s sis .ss s 81 White hat.
Himself did thus express
,sLetme az ea s s4e ss ~ air n from Of te
The Stars, alone, their stroll didnots
And saw them reach o. stranded poa''
fFf Was seated therenporl; ;.
,s...u But not before, unto herself,
40 NV n sI nv paner, sfarched and shrrcd!
TO III gp Rh hateful boat is perfectly absurdF
Ne famed her brow, and sighed, and said:
II wonder II your pas abedE-
81 awful Jolly. though,
! To have him think you 40 not care
A straw for me, you know! ,,
But, how can YOU now can Jo so w for me your OWE
owgooSt7" -. - tttt -
Upon the beach galtesr, neat
In pretty petuance did beat; 80; i 4
- Then she looked upward
,y Looked upward with smile,
lovely blush, unseen by hin,
~, Upon her face the while: -, LTD
Nov, you man. you'll You man you w.
HoW nttefly ridiculous to say such thugs 10 me
AS thus they cooed upon the shore,
There came sudden, angry roar
II was her father,
Her father, the old man, ,,.,
Who'd shufied down from MS hotei
= The figures twain to scan.
Yes to scan YOU, 10 scan you, loving pair
Andof bis wrath do you, Mahree, anu you' o"3'''''
beware!
That fellow make return your fan,
And come with me, Miss Mary Ann
: Now YOU, get out, sir, ,s9 .Y.{,s. f.E.ga..
4 Get ont. Augustus Jones!
Nor let me hear word from YOU
II you would save Your bones!
Have Ilcr'i Why, dang ye! why, dang se' 1or
fool; o. ho.rd,ro
Sanbn,l, ~ The Graphtc.
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psJ.TfMoRE.

BAIrrsoaE, July Virginia eonsols, o. est
yirplnia,s. II. Bid to-day. i,i-,i ~
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY. 10 ten-acre
II LOTS near Manchester, suitable for market
gardens. Also, desirable BUILDlNG LOTS at s2
per foot and upwards. FARMING LANDS IN all
localities Of the county of Chesterfield, Va. Apply
to - ,tt- $3.50 MOODYA& kOfAEL, 1910
&st! y Real Estate Agents and ucioneers, ~
H. ~ 4 Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
jy2a Manchester, Va.
{FORigSALE PRIVATELY, ELEVEN,
II LOTS, fronting on Clay street between stock,
ton and Everett streets 80 by IL feet each sltuated
$50 81 o .tlt[t8sf5 81 y E.DsEAGHO,1 a y
I .ts Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer, 3.s.
49, No. 9 Fourteenth street,
.tyIe-at 31tsst5 between Main and franklin.
r ouDoUN SCHOOL FOR SALE The
~ undersigned offers for sale or rent his SCHOOL
PROPERTY, In the village OF MiddleburR, Va IL
consists of residence fer Principal out-buildiDgs
rooms for forty or fifty boys, school house, and
eight acres or highIy -inproyed land. Terms easy
For particulars, address the subscriber.
jy ia-eodew 81 v. DABNEY.
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GRAIN BAGS.
GRAIN BAGS.

VI = -
az & 81 4
10000 NEW xxx GRAIN BAGS for hire;
10000 Ot5IfyxX GRAIN BAGS for sale ssts
q seo0a NEW GRAIN BAGS, of.al grades, for
II wing determined from the lst Of July to sen
every old Xxx bag we have, md commence with an
cntira new stcsk, we ere now prepared 10 supply
TIE taatie at moments notice with all they wauta
3 3y ,sssw deSEgH e, WlN6IoN q CO.
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BY Hill 6 Goddin, Gl
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. ll08 Main street.
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.AHCEl0n GALE&--Fnsu nv. ::
BY 5.saos &c Taylor b $50
I keal 1s1ase Agents and Adetfcnee,S
omce corner Eleventh ara Hant 49,,

SEX YACANT LOTS FOR. SALE ,r.,
.a ~, be sold on THUpsy.av az :.
fY ~ ,ne premises at ococf 3 Ne
on Tyler ana c.Iba,..n,
stIeess ~ square Mo- 10 or Bakers ad,Ss,a
aEy OF Richmond. and nearly ors,ssste p..Dth e
hgW. IRONING "a Test each on Tyler stree. sntlsss
EKMS Liberal. and made Knows an n. n - (
safe. JAMES M.TAYLOR = sn ~ Of
s,.3y q AnctiSnss,,
3SHERIFFvS SALE OF yALiTApTT
~ sOsILYERWAKE.--By virtue a. Al e,s.,.s.no
Issued from the Circuit Court or fe civ M Itnn
mond. 10 me directed, will sell at pubic anstta
on the BOTH o. JULY, 1873, at IL o,cloek aIWson
the Snsrff,s Office, No. Ills Msfl strest -. s az
valuable set Of sILYERFAKE. consistnoos very
/ dozen TABLE FORKS, -
~ 2 Dozen DEsSERT-EORKS,
~ dozen EApKIS-RINGS,
l. .sf 2tWA1TERS, - u III
sDEssERT,sPo0Es.
r 4tG lFRUIT-BASKET,
.Hs; D1SH-COVERS. ~ 49,
81 pair ICE-TON6S EstgEi%
TX ], BUTTEH-STAND.
sah' l5BUTTER-KNIFE
- BERRY-BOWL and TOP
b PERSONS Wlsnlng 10 examine the above ,rtc,o~
can do so by caIng at The sheriffs nfBce Nv ,,
2sth, 18th. and a0th Of July between the hnrs oS
and IL O'Clock AM. y - $50 'eAss VI y
TERMS: Cash. .r5; JOHN w Wp1cr,r
& jyl7 so = Sheriff OF the CITY OF Rirhman,d
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E,OR SALE, a FINE, QUICK, En-
Il DRAUGHT HORSE, sired by Planet out I12 y,
of Morgan mare. He sound and genIe og tgY Yy
STABLE, or at Ainslie's OF MI. Ainshe.- ~ l.-ot
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Tlf1SK AND JOB PRINTING asat
IA noNa al ssssls QEFleE,
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Rv Paine, Cabeu & Co.. AuctioHeers' =
IN WEDNESDAY. July ed, ).

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
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visit 20 No. 16 Penn avenue, and
an iaauiry for " Mrs. Ress. resulted IN
the reporter being directed to the upper
story of q crowded tenement -hense, and
there In a miserable, squaIid room was found
the woman who answered 20 the name. IA
little baby shout nix months old was In her
afuas, aud looking woBde ringl ii at tho visitor.
Tie woman, Inquired what Was wanted, hut
Immediately she added, e is 1t about Ben ~
1t transpircd that sbs had received q f1essage
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Fl "A OK H RS
Book & Variety Store

SECOND ST, SUPERIOR. WIS,
Keeps constantly on hand 8 cd assortment #
BOOKS STATIONERY, YANKEE y JTI0NS,
COMBS, CLICKS
ETER EOSCOpIC VIEWS ALBUMS
PICTURE FRAMES. LOOKING GLASSES,
CRACKERS CIGARS, AID CJNFECTI0NIRY
Also FRUIT5 IN THEIR SEASON
Cheap for Cash.
aug16,-3 u w Il A Q KElR-
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THE SUPERIOR TIMES
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1873.


AN editor says no man who paid regu-
larry for his newspaper was ever bit by
mad dog.
WILLIAM G. Fargo, Director of the n. p.
R. B., has been elected President of the Sam
ana Bay Company.
Ter Sault Canal will probably be closed
Nov 18th, in order that the Improvements
may be prosecuted.
ALEXANDER R. Shepherd has been appoint
ed by The President, Governor of the District
of Columbia, vice Henry D. Cooke who has
resigned.
CHARLES Manchester of Philadelphia has
presented to the City of Minneapolis, Mimi,
gift of property worth sl0O,oO0 or more
for educational purposes
Gro. W Perry. Esq, left last Monday
morning for LaCrosse to attend a session of
the {. S. District Court, to which he had
been summonsed as petit juror.
THE Manitoba prisoners have been releas
ed, and the bogus Lord Gordon, on whose
account they were imprisoned as kidnappers,
is himself under arrest for larceny
The New York Herald Of the 14th-quad
ruple sheet-contained sixty two columns of
advertisements besides an immense amount
of reading matter, portion in German.
THE Supreme Court of Massachusetts has
decided that railroad companies are liable for
any injury done to their employees, by reason
OF defective machinery, or defective rules
The Telegraph line, from the Straits of
Macknaw to the Saut Ste Marie was put in
operation on the Sth inst, and it is expected
will be extended to Marquette in a very
short time.
SEVENTY vessels were destroyed in the
Black Sea near the Bosphorus by terrible
storm last week. TIE loss OF life was appal-
ling; at one point on the coast 90 dead
bodies were brought to shore by the waves.
DR. S. w. Thayer, Medical Director of the
n p R. R., on his withdrawal from the ser
vice, was presented, by the employees Gu the
line from Lake Superior to Bismarck, with a
carriage and span OF horses worth two thou
sand dollars.
DENTAL.-It is with much satisfaction that
we announce to our citizens, the coming,
some time next week Of DR.. NJ. b Patterson,
Surgeon Dentist, Of St. Paul. DR.. Patterson
stands deservedly high in his profession, hay
ing been successful practitioner twenty
years. This is rare opportunity, and we
would advise all whose teeth need any atten-
ton, to avail themselves of it,
The grand balloon, in which Prof Wise
intended making a voyage to Europe, burst
and fell fat to the ground about p. m,
Sept. 18th At the time OF the explosion, it
contained nearly 900 feet of gas, which
escaped at the same moment, near.y sutfocat-
ing the bystanders. As it has been decided
that the bag was rot made OF proper mate
rial, and therefore il would be FLY to az
tempt another initiation, the air voyage to
Europe is indefinitely postponed
The following statement furnished Us By
Mr.. W. Cranwell, County Assessor shows
the assessed value of real estate in Douglas
County, as fixed by the Board of Equdllza-
ton for the year 1873:
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Middletown
Ely's Addition.

Owner Iot Rlk Amt
U GDuge 3 II 81
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NrArE oE wLscoNsIN. corNTY oE pavaLAs-

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY or DOUGLAS
- In the Circuit Csut.
tieafga A. Crawford against David Quinn.
Nhertas II appears 10 my Satisfaction from the
Aft iayit u jones : "a chic, attorney j. the aiatl fl
aud from he Gem, lBug uU,y verified at the ABOVE
entitled action IS brought f. the ia tttfon 81 IN
premises hrreuaftT described De- I'd H., TIN pa M n
and the d ieudtitt - tenants va uIm.H: th,t the
SAID deteu,aut ,ii~rr> dent of the state of vi
cous,u and cannot found therein
Now thereto e. Dluilr 81 James :. ri Clia nf
cou sci the plaintiff Ii Is drrea that pfrud
aut afot esajd be required sppr,r and answer TIA.
said cvmpaut or tue pitirtih how dlel n sGe utt
OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Count of sud Dou=I -
County and to serve cOvy al his answer upon Jamrs
: Richie att rpey the plaintiff at s office in the
town of Superior, Douglas County, Vic nsn. 10y or
before the u I day o. Nov 1873. Ant in case he
shall fai 70 answer said compliant thin the time
aforesaid IS hereby required, the sand Circuit Court
Will proc T. final jaJgment az ,iu~t hm, and viii
ar mt tlie rel ef demanded ia said con- ptBiut.
Ami il j. far her Ovi,Ie thar this order served
up n sit u.a>rtsidert ly he publication thereof IA
the >aptr{,t flmr,, weekly wsp per published
In said Doug ius county &c a We K 5Ir X
weeks tie - Fuhlcf.o Zoe iisd x tes-t event,
day, privr the sad 2i>t oay 6 N.vralbe, 1873 i
= cop, II this order 90 we'd Hp sid d frn sHE iy
dep.-itiug lac p. 81 uItr al "a ert.r
Forthwith mp the h-g cation 81 thi~ r,ier ID re d
to sad defendant II ~ Vtcr of deuee - ltuciu-
nsli in tre II ttc f emo with he postage
The .eSC mi 1u # the premises in the complaint
described ana for TIE PARTITION where ti> setfa4 l.
brought, IS IS follows tr>wjt TIE north bslf ut
southwest quarter, The south half % north
west quarter, Tue south half of northeast
quarter, and NORTH half OF southeast quarter
Of Section Five (5). The south half OF See
ton six 81, aud the north half of Section
Seven ID all in Township Forty Seven 81
Range Fourteen ll4l vest containing Nine
Hundred sixty acres in the County OF Doug
las and State OF Wisconsin
TnJs. CLARK, County IN 'ge
Dated September I9.h, 1873 sep2Jnol
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TO the Town Clerks The several town, OF Luu-l ;
County:
Ia pursuance Of the foregoing not CO r IN tie Sec
rotary state notice Is hereby give. t. the afi
the sryri Al 0n- # the comfy "i ptHS."r
THAI Az VIII br hcld sad c',UHty uu zoe.
TUe,i criI the ir~4 VI 'ndty being he f'di IN
day ui NJ, nppr next for tn. iowtHg oil ELS:
A : rttor Ia Ria, Pain Senate DISTRICT, com
pr~tug The IIntir~ f A-ntsHd Barron, Is yrei D.,
Barnett, Dpugits, PIERCE 20 Il an 81 Ct"N III piHr-
If Joseph E. IRISH VIII t. N Il once all Nprr Oh
the frsr M"nd january, 1874.
4 Number Assembly Ior ASS mbiy district.
comprising tho counties A-hianl Barron, Burnett,
= y #. III, D5u- a, Is q Pork n he a-e oi Htnfy d.
Ptirott " hose term oihyc VIII eNt pre- on he ii Il
Monday "a darutr b, 1874.
count, Superintendent of Schools in the place Of
/. y. Garr-. ,,ii.s term - flee viii expire the
first Moi day III Jauua s.. 1871.
TIE votes e. be cnu md cauytssed and tn re-
turn made aCCaf ding 10 law.
GIVEN u-oy. my hand tht- 18th 'iaN Il sept 1873.
JAMES Ng.N y,
sel6aoy1 s erf OF Dsusg,, e., y sc5nSil.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-09-20
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
Of Lands Sold for Taxes May /, 1871
CrArE OF WISCONSIN oouS7y OF DouolAs $.

CtTATE OF WISCONSIN CouA1Y OF DOUGLAS IS
~
OPTICS OF IL County LEX,
superior ADJUST T, 1873.
Tire following pieces oi land having b en sod y
h. Cu,intv Tr-t-Irer al The Comfy at DpnE!istn the
Isl DIV If " II 70 The axes, iterest and Oh a.
grs # the yrtr 1869 The ebfr Iiite hesrbt grr-
IN tnat antess Lands red .nie Fl M said -ae
or br.urr lie
ri ST DAY OF NAY 4. u 1874,
they will b. convey tue respective pa chaser -
esiE nre~, Tag Ia law, The Jttit OF Xrs,
interest a Oh ,tag'> cUiattd ap The itsJ day ol
relempt : opposite 10 "a y Te~I'' lively
In ~ unity Clerk.
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