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DIR. G. BIGEL0W,


Has removed from No. l79 South Clark street,
corner Of Monroe, TO No. i6s South STATE ST. |,
CHICAGO.
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In Chicago who has made the treatment Of all
chronic and Sexual diseases specially. Science
and experience has made DR.. Il. he most renowned
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teemed Of the highest medical attachments by all
the medcsl institutions of the day. Ia ring devoted
TWENTY YEARS OF his LIFE in PEI feeting remedies
that VIII care positively the worst OF CHRONIC
AND PRIVATE DISEASES Of the EXTRAORDINARY
ORG ANS IN both sexes. SEMIN WEAKNESS pro-
dueing NERVOUSNESS, AvEssIo> To sDCIkIY, M
PAIRED VISION, Loss OF " MoRY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured u is evident that who confines
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thousands Of cas- every year. must have greater
skill ihan physician in a general practice. Read
his MEDICAL TREATIES Tor ladies and gentlemen,
sent free TO any address, in sesl envelope.
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with SEPARATE PARLoRs for lad les and gentlemen
Call-see only the Doctor. CORRESPONDENTS CON-
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STATE OF KANSAS, lss
County of Leavenworth,
In the District Court Of he First Jui ial District
of the Stale Of Kansas. sittirg in aud for Leav-
enworth County in said Stae. p
Jenkin W Morris, Plaintiff.
Madison Mills and J. d. Thomp- NJ = ''-'
son, Defendant
ID and delivered, issued out of the District
Court Of the First Judicial District Of the State of
Kansas, sitting in End for Ieayenworth County in
said STATE, on the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled action I will, on "Wednesday the
18Th day Of June, A. u 1873, at II O. clock A. N. Of
tnaf day, at the Court House door in the City OF
Lesvenworth. in the County and State Aforesaid,
offer at public sale and sell separately 70 the high
est bidder. for ea-h in hand, OF the following
described tracts Of land, situate, lying, and being
in the County OfLeaven worth. and State Of Kansas
namely:
The northeast quarter sfsection number thirteen
(l3l, in 70 wnship number nine ~, Of range num-
her twenty-five t22) cast; and the east halt Of the
north est quarter Of section number thirteen l3l
in tOSn,h.p number nine ~, OF range number
twenty-five 22) east and the east half OF the south
west quarter Of section number thirteen (I3), in
township number nine t9), Of range number
southwest quarter Of section number twelve (i2),
in township number nine (s), Of TanEe numhe
twenty-five t2sl cast and the northwest quarter
nine (el, Of range number twenty (25, eas';
and the souihe st quarter Of section number
eighteen ifsl, in township number nine ~, Of
range number twenty-three t2s) east; and the
southwest quarter Of section number eighteen usl,
in tov nship number nine t9), Of nuSe Eumter
twenty three (23 east; and the ,ihesst quarter
Of section number seven "a, in township humber
and the southwest quarter Of section humber seven
"a, In township number nine ~. Of rAnge number
tGenty.three (ss) esst; and the southeast quarter
Of section number thirteen u3l, il township num-
Der nine ~, Of range abmber twenty-five (22)
east.
Said property levied On and to be sol1 - the
properly Of Madison Milk.
Dated Leavenvorth City, Kansas. Nay 10th, A.
d. 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD.
SheriEs q Leavenvouh County, Kan.as
CLoUsu 4 wnEAAr. AitsGnevs f0r PiaintiG
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LIST OLE GIFTS
Total. 10000 gifts all cash. SIS. 90

Total, 10000 gifts all cash. SIS. %
The money to pay al these gifts in full Is NV
upon deposit In the Farmers and Drovers Bsnk
OF Louisville, ard set aside for that purpose and
can only be used for that purpose, as will be seen
by the following certificate Of the cashier
OrFicE or THE F.KnKRs' DRovKKs' BANK.
/ LOUISVILLE, KY, April !, 1873.
This 10 10 certify that there is in the Farmers
and Drovers Bank to the credit Of the rhiri Grand
Gin Concert, for the benefit Of the Public Library
Of Kentucky, i've hundred thousand dollars,
which has been set apart by the manage to psy
the gifts Ia full and will be held by the bank a,l
paid out for this PurPos,, and This purpose only
The party, therefore, who holds the ticket
drawing the capital gin will get SIG0 G0 in green
backs. and oftne ESQ 900 sift, the s., 90. the
$50 COZ. the go. 900, the 500 and all the other
gifts, ~, oV) in number. amounting to 500. 90.
The remnant Of unsod tickets will be furnished
to those Who hrst spriy (or1ers accompanied bs
the money always having preference o!-I asents)
at the following price,: Whole tickets SO; hal.es
IS, and quarters ~ 80; II whole tickets for SO (:
IS for 500; 1l3 for So - and SIS for 5, 900 No
discount On less than 500 worth OF tickets at .
time.
The concert and Distribution Of gift, wi begin 20
at o. clock on TUESDAY morning, Ju y 8. IN Pun
lie Library Hall and the foliowin; will be the or
der Of proceeding: LIST. Music by orchestral
band 2i Placing Of tags lone for each ticket soli
In large wheel. 81. Placing Of gifts in small
wheel. 9Th. Music by orchestral band. 5th.
Ex explanatory remarks I, y President. 9th. Draw
ing OF first hzlfofgifis 7th. Music by orc hestral
band. sth. Drawn Of last haf Of gifts. 9Th.
fizcinS OF large wheel with tags In hands Of eem-
mitt-e appointed by audience. 10Th. Grand
orchestral concert.
The music this grand occasion viiI he the
best that can be procured, and the gentlemen who
count and place the tags and gifts n the wheels and
superntend the drawing and keep the record Of
the drawn numbers will be cho en- from the hest
known and most Trustworthy citizens OF the State
All will be conducted to be of . perfect
guaranty against comp amt from sny lust source.
The payment Of gifts will begin Saturday,
July IL. At 8 o. clock = IN. Tickets drawing gifts
m he ted al n 4
building where cash checks upon the Farmers
and Drovefs' Bank II Louisville, sight drafts
upon the Fourth National Bank Of New York. At
the option Of the holder, will be given tor the
tickets. All gifts not called for in months from
the drawing will b turned to the Public
Library fund.
For full particulars send for circulars.
THOS. e. BRANLETTE,
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Library Gift Concert
A Full Drawing Certain.
$4,000 in Bank to Pay Gifts
$lO,O 900 Cash Gifts Paid i'm Full.
100000
FOR ONLYTEN DOLLARS

Enough Of the 10000 tickets issued for the
Third Grard Git Concert; in aid OF the Pablic
Library OF Kentucky, having been soId To in
universally expressed that the 1000 cash
Gifts offered should b.. dawn in full aud paid in
full without any scaling dbwn rs heretofore, the
management, with the concurrence OF the tri<-
tees. have determined to allow nin"ty days more
for the sale Of the remnant Of tickle eff hand.
The eonceri ani distribution a.lserisei for April
sth. therefore y istpoued 10 July sth, 1873, on
which day. AMI no other. III will p ,Sitively and
unequivoeally take place in Publ Library Hall,
Louisville. Ky.
At thus grand concert the f,!"virg ea-i gift.
will be distributed by lot AMI pad in fu,l To the
ticket holders " no draw them
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Sllerif'S Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, L.
COUNTY OF LEAvENwOKTH,
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the state Of Kansas, sitting in and Tor Leav-
worth County in said State.
The Lueas Bank Of ST Louis,
Plaintiff, TO- ~ -,,,
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SiieriE's Sale.

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Sheriff Office, Leayenworth City, Mar III
MAIL g. WI
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Sher q Of Leaven worth County Kansas.
GREEN q FOSTER, Attorneys for Lintif.
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Agent Public Library Of Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
For tickets and information apply to Gro. J.
Smith, EOS Delaware St, Leavenvsrh, Kansas
may 2-Nei- fra NeAH
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In the District Court of the First Judicial District
of he State of h an "a sitting N and for Leaven-
worth COUNTY in said State.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-09

was adopted as the petit jury list for
the ensuing year and the committee dis
charged.
The following bills and accounts
were then considered and allowed by
the board, to wit
Bill Of s. Carroll ses.ices as special com. soo9
ct. Burns 1000
L. p. Powers 22.OG
rs. A. Spafford cushion for Court House 81 .oC
It was then ordered that the sum Of
$4,000 be appropriated to Fl. H.
Compton, Sheriff, upon HI account for
services the past year.
The following resolution was then
introduced and passed.
Resolved that the County Clerk be
instructed to give his patronage the
ensuing year to the Indepenpent news
paper) and that the County Treasurer
be instructed to give his patronage to
the Wood County Reporter the ensuing
year.
1t was then ordered that the Rail
road Commissioners Of Wood County
be requested to meet as early as prac-
ticable and audit its accounts and take
such other action as may be necessary.
Board adjourned to Jan. 18th, 1873,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
Attest L. P. Powers, Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-09

Eugene L. bidder has written this
in Appleton's Journal:
The true story of Poe's death has
never been correctly told, It is this !:
In the summer Of 1919 he left New
York for Virginia. At Richmond he
met Miss Elmira Shelton, whom he had
known in his youth, renewed her ac-
quantance, and in a few weeks they
we're engaged to be married. He wrote
to his friends in the North that he
should pass the remainder of his life
in Virginia, where the happiest days
of his youth had been spent.
Early in October he set out from
Richmond to fulfl' literary engage
ment in New York, and to prepare for
his marriage, which was to take place
on the 18th of the month. Arriving
in Baltimore, he found that he had
missed the Philadelphia train which he
expected to take, and would have to
wait two or three hours for the next
train. He went into restaurant near
the depot, to get some refreshments.
There he met some of his old West
Point friends, who invited him to a
champagne supper that night. At first
he refused to drink, but at last he was
induced to take glass of champagne.
That set him off, and in a few hours
he was drunk. In this state he wan
dered away from his friends, was beat
en- and robbed by ruAians, and left in
sensible in the streets all night. The
next morning he was picked up and
taken to the Maryland hospital.
He was delirons with brain fever.
He was we'll cared for by the physi
clans Of the hospital, but he was be
yond the skill of the doctors. He lin
gered two or three days and died or
Sunday, Oct. 7th 1s49. in the thirty.
eighth year of his age His funera
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-09

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Lumbermen's Meeting.

The meeting Of the Lumbermen of
the Wisconsin River and it's Tributa-
ries, held pursuant to call, at Stevens
Point on the 2Sth of December, 1872,
was called to order, and on motion, NJ {.
Wadleigh Esq, was chosen Chairman,
and G.. L. Park Sec.
On taking the Chair Mr.. Wadleigh
stated the objects of the meeting was
to consider what action if any should
be taken about the Kilbourn Dam
which had proved a serious obstacle to
navigating the river, destructive to
property and dangerous to life.
Letters were received and read from
Hon. J. I. Kingston and J. B. Brad
ford of Nccedah, advisory as to the
course to take to secure payment for
damages and to secure removal of the
dam.
After a general discussion, it was
moved and carried that central COM
mittee of FIVE consisting of Hon j. T.
Kingston Of duncan, Alex. Stewart Of
of Marathon, Allen Neeves Of Wood,
Thos. Fl. McDill of Portage and 7. B.
Scott at large ; which committee was
empowered to receive all monies paid
in to aid in the work and to confer
with local committees.
The local committee appointed were
for Juneau Thos Weston, S. Searics
and J. Arnold for Wood J. Edwards,
Geo. A Nceves and j. Rablin; for
Portage, Thos. II. McDill, P. Meehan,
and NJ. Wadleigh for Marathon, j.
Weeks, Alex. Stewart and +. NJ. An
drews.
On molten it was voted that there
be raised for immediate use $500 from
Juneau, $500 from Wood, $500 from
Portage, and 1925 from Marathon
counties to carry out the objects of the
meeting and that the sums be deposit
ed with II. D. McCnllock of Stevens
Point, subject to the order of the Cen
trail Committee.
The following resolutions were then
offered and unanimously passed:
Resolred, That years of patient and
careful trial in running lumber over the
Kilbourn Dam has fully established the,
fact that it results in a yearly loss OF
property, of over one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars; is dangerous to life,
and permanent nuisance to the navi-
CATION of the river, and ought to be re-
moved as such.
Resoyred, That the Central Commit
tee be and are hereby empowered and
instructed to take such action by suits
and otherwise as may in their judgment
appear best calculated to secure the re-
meval of the said dam.
On motion adjourned.
NJ. WADLEIGH, Chm
g. +. PARK. Sec'v,