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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-16
.mn" BY w. Goddin, 'I
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EIGHTEEN
y HANDSOME BUILDING LOTSIN YhDENs
PLAN OF BUCK HILL, ADJOINING Man.
CHESTER On HULL AND DEC AT = X
STREETS AS CONTINUED.--Wil be sold At auc.
ton. on the premises. on 7 UESpAY the 2ls 81
October, 1873, ut O'Clock +. NJ, EIGHTEEN
HANDSOME. LOTS located as above Eight oi
them Nos 3S to Is inclusive, front the east line
OF Hull street. and ten Of them, Nos 81 10 100 III
elusive. front the west line of Decatur street. and
each run back ) I feet. . ..
To persons of limited means these lots present eX-
cellent opportunities for safe investments.
TERMS: Onc-third cash; balance ii four and
eight months bearing interest, 81. ;
nr ii W. GODUIN, AuctiOnecr.
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nJlISVUJ FITS

LOUISVILLE, October lo.-FloiIr quiet ana lln-
changed. Corn quiet shelled. sacked, CSC. Provi-
sions quiet. Pork held at SlJ. Bacon--Shoulders,
Skc.; clear rib S:G Sac: clear sides, 9c, packed.
Hams-Sugar-cured, 12(G1 Sc; plain. l2c. Lard,
Ss@9c.; kcs, 9%c.; steam, 81. Whiskey quiet at
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CT LOFTS MARKETS

ST.. LOUIS, October 15.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Corn steady; No: 2 mixed at 43Gg453c.
lower, 93c Pork dun with small sales ut ~ 10.
Bacon dull-only small order trade. Lard UNI
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"DRowN IT IN BowL."-The Chlcago
Times says: General A. f. Burnside, on
Rhode Island, late major. general ID .ne
Union army, and General Buckaer, o, nda.
tucky, late msjor-generai in the SSm.eu.
rate army, dned together at Tue qua o,,d' ;n -
House, in Chicago, on SUNDAY , a ,n a
glass of champagne drowned all lne'li'iies
Of the past"
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CONFECFI0NERIES.

DIZZINPS, S07 Broad street, is the place
buy yonr supplies Of fr%ts 81
beauty size, cleanliness, aud low prices Is always
omen 10 supply the wants of our friends with pure,
fresh COSFECTIOSERIEs, lCECREAM, JELLY,
FANCY CAKES, ana CANDIES, manufactured daily.
Gall on a. PIZZIEi, JR..
orI6 S07 Broad street
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Nrw YORK, October l5.-Cotlon irregular: sales
o al bales mt 7l(01 77ac Southern flour dull and
lover: sG.3O0I$7 for common to fair extra; 500
MSIl for good to choice extra. WhiskGy lower,
clcsinr nj 92nc Wheat is without decided change.
Corn heavy: 57HN5Sc. for steamer western mixed
Pork dull and heavy: new mess sl6 Bcei dlli ana
p"niinc triucr ut 43c. Rosin quiet and weak at
30
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nv telegraph.
NEHN Work. MARK ELS

.WuEAr.-White, l9s bushels. Red, SO busl
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. October l5.-Flour quiet and steady
visions dull. Pork, S14.50M$l4.75; generally held
at sI4.75. Bacon quiet, with only jobhing sales !;
shoulders &c. clear rib Sc; clear Sides SIC. Whis-
at
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WANTS.

WANTED, WOMEN AND GiR IS,:rh
w wish to hire large number or, or IN nriyate
famiIics In New York, Brooklyn, New jersey
and other places North. High wsges Will DC paul
Apply ~ on. !. p. JUsTfs, Labor Agent,
.,,a No 8 Fifteenth street.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF THE FAMOU:


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FAMOUS
i MOUNT ERIN SPRING" PROPERTY
At AUCTION.-By virtue Of n certain deed OF
trust from the Chcs ipeakc and Ohio Railroad Com
many TO rhe subscriber as trustee, dated OH June,
1873, and duly recorded being ther etc required ~
the holder of the notes secured, Will sell at the
Office Of Grubbs & Williams, In the city OF Rich
,nond, on TUESDAY the 2Sth day OF October
1873, at IL O'Clock d., the MOUNT EklN
STRING PROPERTY, adjoining the t9wn,9f Full
tom and near The wharves ut Rockets 1t embrace
about three acres OF lane, and has upon 1t an excel
lent frame dwelling with about eight rooms: ~
ifhe main value IS in the SPRING, which fows
unfaiingly about 800 gallons per minute OF ciea
softyyaIer, with an elevation at Its source which
would rise to the third stories OF houses ON Mal1
and Tenth streets. Right Of way has been Pranteo
and pipes laid conducting the water TO the former
nistiliery OF Messrs. StcLrnS 6 Br,mmcl. and 10
the house at Rockets There Is no estimating
the value of this water-supply to manufactures,
depots. &c. q - ..H. ,
Terms Cush sufficient to pay expenses OF sac
and note for Fl ,275.25, due 9Th Octoocr, Ief3,
with interest thereon from It's maturity at per
cent a credit rs to 81 3002o uniil sth February,
1874: a further credit rs TO Sl,325.2o until eth
Jane S7i; and cash rs TO the residue OF the pur-
Chase money. The credit instalments will be for
negotiable notes with & per cent. Interest ad.ed
and secured by deed Of II uSt upon the property
oc I6 +. W. GRUBBS, Trustee.
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DOSSIEUH'S.-Go TO BOSSlEUN'S to
ID buy your sweet things. He Is manufacturing
daily his inmitabe steam clarified FLINT CAN
DIES: also. soda. butter, water, and arroT.rool
CRACKERS: ginger, sugar, novelty CAKES,
JUMBLES, GINGEk-SUTo, SPlCED NUTS, &c,
&C. Makes TOB ACCO and GIG AIRS specially
Canned Oysters, Peaches Tomatoes, Nc, ut Bsitt-
more prices. 1412 MAIN STREET,
sells ConfectiOner.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, October 15.-Gold, 111@11lH.
Currency, 4i@M5 premium. Exchange 3. Ster-
ling hank, lSl.Ml9i.. New ork sight, 3@4 pre-
,,tu
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AU1yrTON sALEs-Fusurs Days.

By Wellington GoddiD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF A LARGE.
y NUMBER OF CHAIRS. ICE-CREAM MA
CHINE, FIXTURES, TABLES, 0IL:CL0TnHa,
PITCHERS, Gown be sold at auction, on the
premises, on TUESDAY the 21st October, lsI3,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the store No. 81 on tne
south side of Broad between Eighth ana MINI
streets, all Of the personal property belonging 70
the Ice Cream Saloon, consisting In part OF
Sixty -four CHAIRS,
Large number Of small TABLES,
One ICE-CREAM MACHINE,
One FURNACE, ,,,,. J,
A large number Of small and large TUBS and
TINS,
Handsome OIL-CL0TH,
Several CASTORS,
CKEAM-PITCHERS,& &C..
and many other articles belonging TO an ice-cream
saloon. sE Ill
NJ * w. GODDIN. Auctioneer
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BY Grubbs & Williams,

BY Grubbs W1IaMs,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TWO NEW HANDSOME FRAME
/ dwellings, ON THE EAST SIDE OF
FOURTH STKEET BETWEEN JACKSON AND
DUVAL STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
we will sell upon the premises on THURSDAY
the 23d of October. at ~ O'Clock F. NJ, the Two
HANDSOME FRAME TENEMENTS Nos. 723
and 725, occupied RESPECTIVELY by Mtssrs. j. j.
rooms, aud kitchens with two rooms, with gas and
water on the premises and culvert. The property
fronts forty feet and runs back the usual depth.
TERMS: Atsale. GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS,
Oc l6 ... Aucuoneers.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

W., vii xcToS, October 15.-Spirits turpcntine
e,eaiH ,1 IONc Rosin-, sales. Crude lurpentine
Steady nj 81 80 for hard and S3 for yellow-dp and
virgin Tar quiet at $500.
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REAL ESTATE Az PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AZ PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE, A DESIRABLE FARM OF
FDIrr HUNDRED AND TWEETT-SiN
ACRES OF LAND about ten miles from the city
OF Rchinond. about one hall cleared and one nail
I'm timber a meadow Of about screnty.hye acres
can be secured with little trouble. from which large
quantities of hay have been cut. 1t Is supposed
that 4 seam OF coal undcrli"S the FARM as Goa! Is
hcinp mined both above and below IL. School and
church within ore aud Il half miles. Dwelling
twelve rooms-brirk meat-hOllsc, and some ether
buildings. TO make sale ut once we well oHera
great bargain. W. k.foLh 4 w.,
NJ 7a-T,ThSN&W No. Tenth street.
DOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
Il NEW HOUSES, now renting from Slo TO
$50 per month. Prices from $500 to - ,6OO.
Also valuable unimprovcd property in gooo 10
caties Terms liberal. Apply to
MOODY & ROYALL,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets.
oc11 Manchester, Va.
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By Redwood & Crcnshaw, Auctioneers'
No, 1920 Main street.

cpECIAL SALE OF LIBRARY OF HIS
y TORICAL, LITERARY, P0LITICAL' AMP AM
OTHER MISCELLANEOUS BOohs, AL, Az ~
1870 Main street, on THU RsDAY EVENING at
? O'clock. a LIBRARY of The aboyc-ncscriDed
hootS' in good order. The books are firSt-class.
and worth the attention Of students and all in want
of good books-the whole to b. sold without limit
or reserve REDWOOD CRENSHAW,
WI on1Sot Auctioneers.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH G%EfS
NOSp. AND NORFOLK STEAM sszI itsssss
SHIP LINE.-FOR TWICE
WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers Oh TINS
line will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY ana
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY ana
FRIDAY at IL o'clock M. ~,
sylyania. for BOSTON, Providence, and New Orleans.
Also for Antwerp and Liverpool ria Red Star aud
American steamship ues and bills OF iadlng signed
through .,. ,,s
statereom, -. ". I. fOhIEEs Asen.,
WILLIAM p. CLYDE d O,Agents,
No. ~ South Wharyes,
,uo No IA North Whnrves PHILADELPHIA.
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BY ". G0ddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF HORSES,
y COWS. HOGS, CARTS, LIGHT GARRIAsGE,
SPRING-WAGON. FARMING lMPLE - .iESIIS
CARNAGE, TURNIPS. IRISH POTATOES.
SHEAF OATS. AND CORN At the request OF
Captain NV. Chamberayne who has rented our Ms
on Tie Hrook turnpike two miles north Of Richlnond
on THURSDAY. 9Th October, S73: At l o'clock
{. NJ. tic following articcs-viZ: Three horses
TWO cows. two carts. one light carriage, spring
wagon all of tic farming implements, five stacks OF
shcir oats. corn fine parcel OF cabbage turhlps,
Irish potatoes. SC. wv oonn,,-
or ono,it1 5ihEds huctlunecr.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 15.-Virginia consols, 44k
West Virgnias, 8. BID to-day.
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1921 MAIN STREET. l421.
The undersigned can be fuund at the store OF
Ncssrs 4. CAPPEL & CO., and will be pleased TO
wait on his friends and the public generally.
r. 6. TYLER.
142l.- Main street. 1921.
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AUCTION sALEs-ThIs Day.
ByRhomns w. Reese, Auctoneer'
No. 1917 Main street.


pyRhomns w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street
HOUSEHOLD .FURNITuJ1R31EI,, C ,a1IIs
HPETs. &c, FOR SALE AT AUCTloN.-;Ih Ills
n1Yaf / q o'clock will sell ut my anction-nouse,
- i,a re1uest OF Mrs Pique, who is decllnng n9nss
noaninu WarGrobes, Bureaus, Wasnstanus, , DEL
steaGs Tables, Chairs, Sdeboards nis
SoJsi ers and Pillows, Hair Mattress, WorK-iaoie
Earnets and also, Walnut Writing, Desks; various
SasJgns SHOWCASES, Platform Scales, Mahogany
Wookn Case. Haircioth Sofa, Piano. Lounges Piano
Stonis Tin-Safes, Secondhand Iron Sale, IS, &c
''t'o''' THOMAS w. kEESEE.
Agent for Halls Fire and Burglar-Proot sa1e'
BY Redwood & Crenshaw, Aucuoneers,
No. 1920 Main street.
WE WILL SELL ON THIS (THURs-
w DAY) MORNING ut 10 O'Clock an assort-
mIloiIS + AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
several new and secondhand CARPETS,
One barrel SUGAR, -.-., =.
NOTIONS,
HATS, &C. &C.
And at O'Clock p. NJ will sell a LIBRARY of
historical literary, political, and miscellaneous
REDWOOD CRENsHAW,
oc1B ...s .s.- -s Auctioneers.
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.4n7 MAIN STREET.

COME CTIONE l f S.
NEW STORE. NEW.FACTORY!N NEW GOODS
We beg leave to call the attention OF the pubic 10
our spendid establishment, No. 1421 Main street.
where they can al all times find fuI assortment OF
the choicest CUHFECTInN ERtES or our own man.
nfnctnre aud of foreign importlton as well rs Of
FRTITS, NUTS, CANNED GOODS, PICKLES,
etc etc We have aimed 1t making our new estab-
lishment one Of the most elegant. and our new
STEAM REFINED CANDY FACTORY AND FANCY
CAKE BAKERY the most com lctc III outfit and ca
pacity south of Baltimore and we trust that we nave
succeeded. The public Is Respectfully inylte 10
visit lis. a. CaffEL " ".
A. CAPrELL,
RO. v ERNIE.
A. SCIlOLLEH.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams.
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a BEAUTIFUL
L LOT OF GROUND, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
or MAIN STREET BETWEEN MADISON AND
BELVIDERE STREETS, AT AuCTION.-By vir-
tue of deed of trust executed by the trustees tor
Mrs G.. b. Goddn to the subscriber as trustee DARED
Al st of October, 1872, and duly recorded In Rich
mond Chancery Court office, being thereto rG9qlred'
Twill sell at auction, upon the premises on ia @
DAY. October 9th. Mt Az o'clock =. NJ, the LOT
above referred to- adjoining the Park Place row Oh
the east side. ,.o roo.
The lot Is 30x15S feet To an alley sixteen ieel
wide. and Is located In one of the most rapid'S-
proving situations In the city. .,,
TERMS About 1850 cash; the residue "pou
VI iN' " ~ n W. BOWIE, Trustee.
cu,-ppS b WILLIAMS AuctiOueers. oc9
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'- By Lyme & Brother, ...,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
F. ko.l3l2 Main street. .as ..,r

BY ". GoGdin,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh and Eank streets
GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO FINE
- MULES, ONE EHCELLENT CART: one
BUGGY, WIIEATSAN lNkWl, HAn. CoEiSS,
FODDER. WIIEAT-STRAW, FARMlSG M
PIEMENTs, &C.-Will b" sold ut auction, ut
sherwood, the farm lately owned by Mr.. John 1:
GOddin, on the Brook turnpike one and half
miles north of Richmond. on THURSDAY: 10Th
october, S73. at 1 o'clock +. NJ. Tor immediately
after the sale at Captain F. ". ChamhernSnc's re-
sidcncc. near hy), the following articlc>-viz.:
2 large, well-brokc NJ Jules,
l No. / CART NEARLY new,
light BUGGY,
l new WIIEAT-FAN,
About $4,000 pounds nice CLOVER HAY,
90 to 80 barrels CORS,
. stacks BLADE-FODDER,
2 stacks TDP-FODDER, -,
About 5000 to 10000 pounds WHEAT.
STRAW. and parcel OF FARMING
IMPLEMENTS.
oc il W. GODDIN. Auctioneer.
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H1S1OS STEAMSHIP COMPANY $3.50 aasss
The side-whcel steamships OLD DOMINION:
WYANoKE, iSAAG ELL; SAR RAr3 q ,c Nj
New York for Norfolk, City FONT, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at o'clock =. II.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,, FRlDA1,
and SUNDAY at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons, state-rooms, and bathrooms.
surpassed. ~ !. ,
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch ana no charge made except actual
expenses incurred :,
Close connections made with steamers for ali
southern and European ports.
Freight received until L. NJ. daily.
For further infermatisn, apply To
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
Office Company's wharf, Rockets.
JarS i MAYpR apa
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S','0 '' ~
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= - 'lo'''' r'''sS' 'shVe 'eunty'
".'.SA M'A '''1oiy result u tie death
= :. y, o"'i," f.'t'Ieto- ot tie hutcI
anu = i'''7S, q 'he ioHo"inS paE'ieu-
."is :" s'.'.' y '''' s''''l-'ha "H'tr We are
i'D''''.' % ~ ~ - "fevh Oh TINS city
VINO vs. S'.'a'onei ~ Telegraph to the
ASSISTANCE u '1e S1'''aou man:
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NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

A Cock banker has bought the City Of
psroa, situated Oh the A!riatic.
Inc Parie Art Exhibi,ion this year. is
pa-ronize1 ~ twelve American artists, anI
only nine E,.l.sll.
The Pore Is said to-be really to pro-
nome tic accommodation Of King Vic
TOR Emmanuel.
The Gre. in the woods in the north Of
Michigan have been extjngai.bcI BY tn
recent rains, Int several millions Of feet
Of logs are reported as being destroyed.
In regard to tbs Emi er.or Williams
illness, there Is rurnar from Berlin That
he is incapaci.atel for work. and tiat
Crown Prince Frederick William wi.i
soon Be proclaimed Regent
NM YoEG, june 2j.-Th4 Manchester
tEng.) Guardian Of June ., has the fol
lowing: American traS.Iian G9oth, bgothc.
of she assassin Of President Liucgln dieI
Ut Paris last SATURDAY.
a traveller recently stopped at way
siie nm in France Nhes- Trey s.'l tno
KINDS Of wir~, called first table AMI
common ''Die. . triei iE.m o'iii,
Wits ,"s 'fa'e'af' anu iouni item Ia
niep 'a'is'
The average Blue Grass iarmc, would
starve in London. was talking to Chas.
hsade, the novelist, the other day, about
gong p Amcrica' ana he SAID :" Care
not think q II.
The deuce you can't sad J, viz
notf
~ ell saii be, IN tie ifst ! zee
can dflhh h0f Sihp-t' "l' S""H'i h"'
80 " : ..r.,,. - ~.
:, ''''' ',''''.o - - -
" go - - 80 - 60
o".,''' = :" = -
"a' ~ gu INN - '',", - '''- Z -,
.IIt 90. lT a..
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One OF The Angels.

/. is not always that lcyey woman.
burning with a scEsc i Wr0us uudur
(Which she labors, takes the law into her
,ewa hands, bat she VII, at times, rise in
rebellion. 4 delicate aud scusirsye crca-
..arc IL Athlas, ga, was lately, in tile
language uf a local paper breach Of
lromi'ed' Sic went for the preacher,
found him, knocked oil lis la. and
stamped o. il. AM tried tho same urc.
for hs head. Failing il tais' she tore hls
coat nut her arms about his neck AMI l.t
his ear, and then captured his shirt bosom
entire. She the1 took L.4. lfll Of his
hair for Keepsake and WORKED delicate
plaid pattern on his face with hcg nails.
and made an attempt TO carry Of one Of
his thumbs in her mouth: The ,u;scray,I,
wretch at length escaped Ii r, AMI So little
ashamed Of what h had done u uroych ,
his punishment, that h. was heard 10 say.
with exultati.n, lie vas s'.i lie Jill not
marry her.
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HONE FARM AND GARDEN.


JAMES y. Brown, Of IlIinyis, was a MOTEL
irea.l"r of .h1rt-hyrn cattle, ard these are
sezaoof hi, ideas:
-J-s paro-bloodcI males. Keep no
more stock tAan you can keep weil-apI
the young should always be improved
Never sell the butcher or anybody else your
tlriities. yong females. Calves should
d: jrorgeI from the lst Of March to tho
It Of My.
Never alo.r caves to run with their
dams and suck It viii; it iaiures both.
ll-l& the yoln= COWS as long as posi-
BE.
III c.st.c-J.cclors should have two pas-
lures f5r summer grazing, and change
tlu stock from one to the other frequent
ly.
L-al intended for winter grazing should
not be -razcI IL midsummer The sum
MGR growth IS needed for winter protec-
t.,a.
To render stock lowing as profitable as
it should be, cool grass for winter aul
smauer i Indispensable
4 Prussian L9rticalturist hes made
some interesting observations which tend
to show the usefulness Of certain plants
- weather -ui .es. lie finds that varieties
4 clover contract Jh"ir leaves en- tue aP-
proech Of rain. When the leaves of the
ca.:laccd unfold and its flowers remain
cree. till midday, fair weather is ut hand;
hlt tho closing Of the flowers of the wood
ancmguc indicates that rain is close al
hand.
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SKIT, rs.
4 bad thing to keel late hours.
., u.ts Il y,,,, ,r,,, ., I ,,.,,.., l -.

4 bad thing to kccl-lato hours.
IN article yap con always borrow-trou
bic.
When docs man feel girliiSh? When be
makes his maiden speech.
y col.n," said IN Irishman, "is the
house a man lives in when he is 1cad."
Josh Billings says; After ALL l don't
know az there il eng thing that pays bet
Ter than being natral phool."
\ New Leaf IL the Family History
Jack--"Now I'll be papa going to fix the
furnace" Sallic-"Oh ycsl And I'll be
the new nurse, aud you must kiss me be
hiAi the cellar door
What shall do to keep wafm?" asked
a shiycrng, slightly dressed lady. 81
don know sid solemn Quaker, s'nnless
thee puts on anL .hcr breastpin."
An old lady upon taki-g her first ride
in the cars, remarked when +Lo train ran
of the track, "Yol fetch up rathfr sudden
don't YEP
People who have luxuriatci on buck
wheat cakes al siutgr are backing; VI
against d,or-iambs and sato-rosts with 4
good deal e pleasing actiyity,--DanJs0y
NstrS.
J beau OF much experience SAYS that
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The Man Who is Most to Blame

Gen Grant is the wlckclcst man con.
nectei with the salary grab. /; was Who'll
~ connected to cover lis scheme for u
doubling Of his already more than sufficient
pay. If he had been dong losing busI-
ness at s25,ooo a year during his first term,
he well understood it before lie laid bis
plains for a second nomination, and should
I have entered the campaign. hut i, is
absurd to suppose his salary was insufficient
tss his legitimate necessities, comforts,
asi even Injuries as President Of the
United States. lie committed a gross
breach If faith with the people in signing
the bill which increased bis COMPENSATION.
and violated, toe, the spirit oil the Consti-
tuition which seys his salary shall not b
increased during tho period fgr which he
shall have been elected Soc francisco
TLamrlicr.
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In ordinary outside painting, exposed to

In ordinary outside painting, exposed to
the weather, the ocherous and other earth
" cg!ors sold as yellow ochrc, Venetian
red, etc, are far more economical and dura-
Bis than any so-called white lead Tin most
II which there Is little or no lead) or its
compounds. The earthly paints will last
fl!ly twice as long, and protect the work
1ctJcr also. Ia mixing it is not Necessary
to srind in a paint mill but merely mix
the OH ami color together well, using u
small amount Of dryer aud no turpentino
for outslle work. Try to have the paint
oil pure liasoeI oil, if it can be got.
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a stoney hin mother C5udly believed
her eldest rom isnn ega,j c.rse rice
of roast beef al dinner anl directed lis,
70 do Sc, just ia saoS the company hox
nature had endowed him $ be .,ok ha3
'th vim, and inside Of thir'y-hye seconds
II t.e piece across the table ana Into lie
p 81 two clle-iy ladies from .,hernl d
~" ijes breaking four 4vlla.s n.ta. ID
--se.ery, h-i sralIcI both q lis l,G.e.
= E'h gravy u-til tie --.u l,yleI
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TAKE NOTICE..
CpyNTY CLEEK- OFFICE,
~artnml.er - ISL

CpUSrY CLEBK's OFFICE
September =, 1871.
Tie following resolution was adopted at
til special session Of County Beard Of Su-
rervisors. held in tie eiiy and county OF
AauitoToc which sIs-ion Commenced the
iltE day oI September inst.
NugEEsz. There are many mistakes made
hy z. Z. Fuesscu;ea, while in tie Office Of
County Clerk therefore.
Rs,.i-rl, That the present Clerk Of the
Board Of Supervisors be authorized to ask
through the four city papers Of Nanitowoc,
that parties holding receipts Of P. 2 Tues
seuicA, for the redemption Il taxes, present
them 81 the County Clerks o1ire 70 ascer-
tain If the proper entries are made il books
VI sale TO cancel said taxes, and that tie
present Clerk be authorized to make the
proper entries on said books. and report
each ease TO this Board, thereby saving.
county great amount Il trouble ana
pense from Illegal taZ-deedS
Notice j. hereby given, that the County
Clerk can be found AT lis office. between the
hours o. 9 e. IN. and r.. m each day, ready
AM willing to attend 10 the duties assigned
to him II tAc foregoing resolution.
If Il. :. rIEBTOAF. County Clerk.