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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-31
BY II. Mccormick, Auctioneer'
1914 Main street.

The nboye sale is postponed until THIS IA
August 81 st, at the same hour. gu 81
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PosTPoNEMENT.

TERMS: Made known at sale. ~
S.1.-,--'' - .AuCtfoneers
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Good lack he cries, are those the crags
and precipices along which slid and stum-
bled in terror Of my life The banging gar
dens of the past, the halcyon epoch of our
history, the lost paradise of our fathers, are
all crags and precipces along which the race
aud our country have stumbled and slid.
If any man is disposed to think that he has
fallen upon evil times, let him open bis his
tory. 1t is marvellous tonic.-Harper for
,SpDte1nter,
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.

New YORK, July ia Brussels .ele-
gram says that the Washington Govern
melt ha. given notice to terminate the
treaty OF commerce and navigation with
Belgium the LIST OF July, 1878.
Bread riot. occurred at Pisa, end several
towns Of the Romagna, Italy. in conse-
quence Of the bakers hayins made no ma
terial reduction in the price Of bread, not
.ithstanding the recsnt considerable fal
in -four.
Riots also occurred at Phanari in Leva
dia, on sccouat of the discovery of the body
of Greek child in the sea, and the igno.
rant belief that it had been sacri6ced in tn.
religious rites of the Jews.
LONDON, July 90 $3.50 a. mn col
lieFs explosion at Wigan, Great Britain
fifteen persons ,~ore killed.
4 Cg!cut'c dispatch says that .hs rivers
from Assam to Dude, haye flooded tn,
country, causing much suffering.
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Havana, Jaly lo.-A column Of troops
gent, on the hills Of Bijaru, under Cnllxti
Garcia. Some of the latter were captured
after FIVE hours firing, and tue ins,irseut $
d>i ersed leaving several dead and prison
ers. The SpluiardS l4st one private killed,
and one officer and seven lrivatee wounded.
The column. a't9r goglsioning, started in
pursut oi the insurgent.
New YORK, July l9.-IIaYsna letters to
the HsrGid furnish details Of tie trial ot
Dockray =; Puerto PriucIpe, and his cen
demnatiun to death. HIS fense VAS a
declaration that be was an American citi-
zen, denial OF the jurs1ict on ofthe court
or any council of war. and a statement of
the facts af his case. lie grants the facts
that he COMMUNICATE With the Insurgents,
wrote letters to Mnximo Gomez, to Mar
Quis, to Santa L.urin, and ~ President
haranjo and brought out some letters from
the insurgents; but says his motive was
self-deiense. He compromised hlrnself to
save himself. Through weeks Of exposure,
danger, aad half starvation, he vas held
against his owr WILL thin the insurgen,
lines, aEI It H4s to escape therefrom tina,
lo did the acts for which be is charged
With being an active inSuIgcnt.
The Spanish Fiscal appears to have ac-
c1sed Dockray of being an gent of til,
United States Government, sent to Cuba
IN the interest Of heliiserent r;gh.s of the
insurgents.
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SPAIN

SPAIN.
MADaiD, July l9.-Yeefees have beer
issued, declaring all Spain in state O
siege, sequestrating the property OF Gar
lists, whose estates will be held iisoIe TO
heavy penalty to the relatives of RepubIi
cans sAin, nad anallY. creating a spccia
reserve of l25,000 mep. The Goyernmen,
announces in its official orders it viii not
permit the shooting Of prisoners in retalia
ton for Carlist ATROCITIES.
The Epoca denies that ex Queen Isabella
intends to revoke her act of abdicatiou
RAYoSNE, July l9.-Cuenc. surrender
ed to the Carlists the l5th inst.
QHeraId Cable Specially
MADSID, July l9.-Miaister Gushing
gave farewell dinner yesterday in honor
of Senor Mantilia, the newly appointed
Ambassador to Washington, who is about
to depart for the United States.
LONDON, July $3.50 a. m.-The
Daily News' Madrid special saye that the
report Of The CAPTURE of Cuenc,s il denied.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

b. virtue Of an Aliss execution issued out
of aud under the seal Of the Circuit Court Of
Mnhitowoc ccun,y, upon Judgnent render
ell In said eoua;y, on the e8th day y Febru-
sry A. ID. IS74 b ,fore Jno +. Zihns Il Justice
of tie peace in and for the LIty and Count y
of Manit owoe, said Judgment in favor Of
Gottfried kruegrr and agaiast Frederick
Will. IA transcript of which said Judgment
was duly filed in the Office OF the Clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Manitowoe county ard
sail Judgment duly dooketei in said Office
on the lith day Of of March, A . d. 1874
have lived upon all he right, title and int er-
est which the said Frederick VIII had on
the lith day of Marco 4 D.IS7. or at ally
time sheteafter. of in and to the following z
described property to-nit:
Tn: East half OF the Southwest quarter
aad .he West half of the Southeast quarter
and the Southeast quarter Of the Southeast
quarter of See, No. twpnty-two (22j Town,
No nineteen ~ North of Range No
twenty -cpe t@l East, situated in the town
of Raosland. County of Nauitowoc, Wiscon-
sin Which said desc!ihei properly, | will
sell at public vendde 10 fLs highest bidder
al the frout door Of TIE Cyirt House ia the
City Of Manitowoe, on t,e ith day Of Sep
tember 1874 u 10 o,c he forenoon Of
saiG Day
Dated s'heriffs office aianitowoc Wis. this
a2i day Qf July ID 1874. 80"
r. d. SMART, Sheriff
2. }. PIERCE. Under Shariff,
p. j. MMALLKr, Plaintiffs Attorney
S3l-6w
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South Carolina.

Thomas j. Robertson, United States
senator from Sgus,, Carolina, has, !na re-
cent interview with reporter oi the
jhagleston .News end Courier, told wha,
be knaw Of the feeling of the President amp
of Congress, and in the Forth generally,
concerning affairs in South Carolina. The
ACCOUNT he has given is, on the whole,
very satisfactory one: such that it affords
ground TO hope pat the reion of corruption
in the Palmetto State is drawing to II ose.
lie told the full tru..i VIXEN he Sc d that the
sentiment in the North is in favor of the
honest people of the South and az anst the
corrupt Government Of the Southern States,
especially of Alabama, louisiana, kan
sas, and South Carulinl. We are glad to
hear from Mr.. Robertson that even the
President is disggsted With the manner in
which things have been managed, and that,
as far as in him lies, he ins lists that the
Republican party ip South Carolira shall
purify itself and that he would rat'er see
OF the Democratic party than continue IN
Ger the corrupt control which had reduced
it 30 its present despicahle plight. Sena
tor Robertson said also that Congress was,
if possible, more sore ubout the corruption
existing in the States of Louisiana and
South Carolina tLan the President. lie
accounted for the spubbing of the South
Carolina Taxpayers, Committee, last
spring, BY the fact that, on the very day
the committee called on h.m, the President
had been shown coiy of Gen. Gary 5
speech In the Convention, and that he MAS,
on account of it, in gruff humor. This
/ feeling Of the President and of Congress.
to which Senator Robertson testihes, as
well as the sentiment o. the Northern
people, and the course of Republican papers
like the New York Times and even Ear
Psr's Ueeiiy, in ,ondemnrng the corrup-
tionis. party in South Carolina, are al
hopeful signs that a brighter day is sbou,
to dawn for that unfortunate St2te.-Chi
cago Tribune.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


By Tirtue of an execution Issued out of and
gLder the sale Of the Circuit Court of Manit-
6woc County, upon a Judgement rendered in
said Circuit Court on the ith day Of June
ID. 1874 in favor of John Hlawacek and
Gottfrled Kruger, plaintiffs, and against
Frederick VIII, Louisa " i'll and Carl Paulus
oe.etdAnts. ani said judgement duly dack, T.
ed in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of sad MnnitoBoc County on the 1th
day OF June A. d. 1874, | lave leYied upon
all the richt.tite and interest which the ssid
Frederick vii. Louisa VIII AMI Carl Paulus
Of either of thes: had on he lth day of June
A. ID. 1874. or at any time thereafter Of, in
and to the following property to-wit
The East half Of the Southwest quarter
and the West half of tie Southeast eutrter
and the Southeast quarter Of the Southeast
quarter CT sec. 10. twenty-five, t22) Town
No nineteen (l9l Norrk- of Range No,
t" entyone (2l East. situated in the town
of Rockland, County of slanitowoe Wis.
Which said described property, will sell al
public vendue to the highest bidder at the
front door of the oart House in the city OF
alanitowoc on the 4th day nf September.
ID. e74 as 10 o Clock in the forenool. of safc
aay.
Dated she-ifs Office Manitowoc Wis., th!,
22Id dgy Of saiy \. =. 1874
K. D. SMART. Sheriff,
P. PIERCE, Under Sheriff
p !. sMALLEY. Plaiuufs Attorney
S3l-6s
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Probate Office, July aid A. d. 1874
In the matter of the Proof "A Prob tie Of
the last will and testament Of Peter Neses
deceased, late of the County of Mani,owoe
Wis.
Whereas, an instrument IN writing, nur-
porting to te the last WIN and Testament "a
Peer Neises dt ceased, late OF he tauGty Of
MauiioHoc has been filed in til offc,; and
whereas application has been made by Peter
Mutz praying that the same D. proven and
admitted to Probate according to the law 5
Of this State.
Therefore, il is ordered that said applica-
tion be heard before me at the Prpbl te Of
fee in the city Of Manitowoc in said County
on the l7tb day of August 4 D.. 1874 at 10
o clock in the forenoon
And il is further ordered, thu, notice shal.
be giten to gii persons interested in sad viii
ef the time and plsce of said hearing. by
publication in the Manitowoo' PtLOr Il news
paper printed in said county for three sac-
cessive weeks, once each week, prior TO the
time of such hearing BY rae Court
.' - ''' = T. G oLNSED,
S3l-5w County Judge
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue 0: an A lias execution issued ont
Of hud under the seal Of the Circuit Court OF
ManitowoG County upon Judgment rem
dtred IN said county On the 10Th day of Feb
ruary A. D. 1874 before Jno. f. Ziuns a
Justice of the Peace in and for the city and
county of Manitowoc, said jud grnea ut in favor
of j hn litawacek Plaintiff and hg,ins,
Frederick viii Defendant a transcript OF
which said Judgment was duly filed in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
ManiIoWoc county and said Judgment duly
ducketed III said office on the 9th day Of
February ID. 1874, have levied upon all
the right. title and interest which the sail
Frederick Will hid on the 10Th day of Feb
ruary a. d. 1874 or at any time thereafter,
Of, in aid to the following described proper
ty TO wi:
The East ha.lf of the Southwest quarter
and the West half Of the Southeast qu.r, er,
and the Southeast quarter Of she South east
quarter of Sec. NJ. tweuty-two1 - town No
nineteen (~9l Nbrth Of range No twenty
- Eas 81 tatei in tn town of Rockiand; nd
county Cf ManitowochW Wis which described
prol erty | will sell at public vendue, to the
highest bidder at the front door OF the Court
House in the city ef Manitowoc on the 4t
day of September 1874 at l0 O'Clock in the
forenoon OF said day.
Dated Sheriff $ Office. Manitowoc, Wis, this
22d day, OF July, 1874,
r. W. SMART, Sheriff,
p. J Pierce under Sheriff
?. J. sEnalley PIES. At,ornerney. S3I-6H
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

GTATE OF Wisconsin CIncuIr CouRr
- MAssTowoC CousTf
A II. Atkiis. Chester Steel GRd George
CWhite, PIaintif VI HenrT scherer Freder-
ika Seperer, his aife. and 1argare,ta snitt-
gen, Desendents.
By virtue of and pursuant to q Judgment
order of foreclosure and sale rendered 10 the
above entitled action on the 29th day Of June
A. d. 1874 at a regular term of Circuit Court,
for Manitowoc couRty, Wisconsin, held at the
Court House in said county. l shall expose
for sale, and sell at public vendue, to the
highest bidder, At the Sherif's Office in the
City of Nanitowoc, on the 18th day Of August,
A. d 1874, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
said day, all the following mortgaged prenis-
es or so much of the same may be rec
essary to satisfy the amount adjudsed to tie
plaintiffs, together with the iateTeat, costs
and expenses to-wit: The North forty ttel
feet of lot No. sixteen ti5) in block No
two hundred and eighty ty-seyenf2S7 az laid
down in the recorded plat, .oi aaid city Of
Manilowoc. WISCONSIN.
Dated Sheriff's Office, Manitowoc, Wisconsin,
this l4th day of Jelly, A. D, 1874
r p. SMART, Sheriff,
Manitowoc County
TREAT s, N4sE, plaiatiaz Atty. ssa-sw
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In PROBATE-.wanit County


prooate Office, July cad. A D. 1874
In the matter ef-the Proof and Probate of
the last VIII and Testament of JOIN Dooing
deceased, late of the County Of Nanitowoc
Wis.
Whereas, IN instrument in writing. pur-
porting to be tn, last Win and Testanent OF
John Dcoling deceased late of tt County OF
Manitowoe Wis. has been filed ii this 5fice;
and wbsreas application has been made by
Miehsel pcSii.ng pray ng thar the same be
even and adirit,ed th Psobats according
to the laws of this State:
Therefore, 1t Is ordered that said applica-
ton be heard before me at the Probate
office in the city of Mauitouos in SAID 'eoun-
ty, on the i1tl day Of August A. b. 1874 AZ
~ oicichk =
And 1t is further ordered. that ao.ice shall
! be given TO all persons interestss, In said
sih, of the tiIse aai pracei eF said hearlnx.
hy rubiiestiou il the Alanifowoe PILeL a
newspaper printed ia said city for three sue
csssise weeks. once each week. prior To the
time Of such hearing. By the Court.
7. G. OLNSTED,
saSu county Judse
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Coar:.
In the matter of the estate of Francis l..
Creiton, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of jus
tin c. Cretton, Of Manito~oe eouafy repre-
sent,ag among other things thai Francis
Louis Cretton late of Msnitovoc county Wis
on the 9Th day of June A. y. 1874 u town
Of Gibson said county dssd intestnte, leavin 6
goods, chattels and estste within this State
and that the sad petitioner is brother OF said
deceased, and praying that administration
cf estate be to Charles Kind granted, it Is
orderei that petition be heard before the
Judge of this tourt, on Monday the third
dssy of Augus' A. d. 1874, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, at my ofi.ce in saidscounty.
Ordered fur her thai notice thorefere DO
given to the hers of said decea sed, and to
all persons interested. by publishing copy
of Il is order for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the 9anit-
owoc PILoT, a weekly aewspaper publ ed
ut Man ,towoo in said Couaty.
Dated, Manitowoc, The 9th day ofJuly,
A. d. 1874.
s2s-3w. T.G. 0LMSrED.
County Judge
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ERANCE.

PARIS, July l9.-rhe crisis at Yersail,
les continues. Gen. Cissey will probably
be appointed Minister of the Interior ad
lnterira. The Duke De Broglie hes failed
70 torni Cabinet because the Legitinist,
are dcte.m,aed IN their opposition to the
org grnizatioh of Ma S.ahun's powers
Chevalier Aigra, the Italian Minister to
France, WIS present as tho ee gYcn in
Aviguon in honor Of Pctrarch, and in Il
speeoh lec'ared that I.aiy would be eter-
rally grateful to France, anl ha rejoioeI in
helng able to give assurance Of the cord ial
Friendship Of the two countries.
LoNpoY, July 2U.-5:30 a. m.-The
Y3mcg' Paris special -nYs it is eersan that
Cissey and b,Cayes VII. --tau ti.c.r por:
fO!ius.
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Gen. Sherman ON Indian atFairs-Mis
SION OF Gen. Shauks.


S ecia' Dispatch to the .eago Tri -une
NAsnI:, ron, D. c., July 2p-Gen
Sherman, in conversation to day, refused
70 make public his views regarding the
present situation OF aEairs Gu fhs frontier,
and definitely stated thah whenever his
name appeared ats. he'd to any expression
If opinion regarding the administration OF
the Indian troubles, it was wholly untrue
and unauthorized. He would not, under
a1y circumstances, give his opinion for
publication, for such a thing wogld involve
study Of the Whole matte., which would
take an entire mcnth, One great trouble
was that, when such matters were plblisl-
ed, 1t WAS done in such II manner as to
puzzle any reader to understand where the
Indian fights occurred, and showed great
ignorance Of the geography of the country.
lie stated that the body of troops which
bad the recent fsht in Northern Texas
were not under the command of United
States officers, but were an organization OF
settlers calling themselves % Rangers" who
had banded together TO defend themselves;
however they might possibly be acting
u tler the authority Of the Stat. officials.
lie sald the Indian probem
COULD NOT BE sA-IsFAcroRILy SETTLED
until the whole matter was placed under
the control of the War Department, and
chat would not be done while there as SO
many appointments TO be made. II the
tNoePs had the proper authority to follow
the maraading Indians on Their reserva-
tion. and summailly punish them. it would
20 far towards ques.:as these ANNUAL out
Breaks
= He was asked eff Clusters command
would be recalled from the Black Hills ex
petition in case a general outbreak alvng
the frontier occarred? ?" He replied shat
It would not. lie would not say what
would be his course in case Of such an OFT
break.
Indian Agent Miles, who recently asked
that troops be sent TO punish the Indians
upon his reservation In the Indian Territor,,
has beeu prompuy requested tO tender his
resigaation. lie has MT as yet bsen heard
from IN r,ply-
GOV JOHN P. G. sHASKs,
of indiana, formerly Chairman, and still
sn a. i've member Vt the House Committee
on Indian Afams, has givon the subject
OF the administration of thai part Of the
iminlstratioa of that branch Of the Goy
er.ment has earefut aud close attention.
with the view % stric, econec,y. T. at
tain this. last year be received an app. lot
ment as Specisi Agent from the Interio
Department, with mileage and a specia
ALLOWANCE Of ss per day for expenses, un'
visited several Indian tribes Ip Colorad
aud Utah Within "a few days be has re
ceived a ike appciutment for this summer
with sufficient ALLOWANCE to coFer s.
expenses, and viii spend the bot season i
the Rocky Mountains. lie will receive q
mileage, however, that perquiste hasiu
bsen est OF b. the legislation Of the las
session Of Congress.
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WASHINGTON.



Recruits to. Texas-Perseaei-Ch
Clerk Of tho Treasury Office.
WAsHISGrog, July o0.-Ihe Saperin-
tendent Of the mounted recruiting service
IS ordazed. q lcrsard 100 recruits to Wet
ern Texas for the Fourth Cavalry, and a.
disposable eolored recruits to the same
pace, for assignment to the Hiath Cavalry;
also eighty recruits to Fort Dodge, Kas.,
70 the Sixth Cavalry.
\ information has been received at the
Executive Mansion whea the President
will return.
The President has cent a telegram to
the Secretary of the Treasury, requesting
the latter to meet him at Long Branch en-
Thursday nezt for TIE purpose of consult
ing upon oiiciaI Business.
Gen. Spinner has designated William
Bebrens for chef clerk Of the treasury
ofiee, James Gilfelfow has accepted the
position of appoiutpent clerk Of the Treas
ury Department..
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NEWS AND NONSENSE.
There's Toots in three story house


While my pav a cottage affords;
ltu t!ink he is better than | I ~
Alas though, tae trutl Is IoSts boards.
--Loatstitte Courier Journal.
Mr. Anderson, tie siver OF Penikese for
Agassiz's scheme Of school for natural
history, announces that he will give $50
900 more i friends of the enterprise will
make upa fund of 100000.
Father Taylor, while lecturing on .em-
pcrance, was hissed by one of his baarers.
a notorious drunkard. Taylor stopped,
pointed to the offender and sal d, ''Ttere's
a red nose 60: into coli wa'sr, don't you
hear it hiss Z" .--r--.
Il once knew 9 gentleman" said Thack.
eray, "a very worthy praetitiones oi
Vanity Fair, who used to do little wrong.
to his neighbors on purpose, and in order
to apologize fog then III an open aud .L?anly
wuy aftcrw ard So my friend was liked
every where, very imretuous, but the
! huuestest fellow"
A Louisville preacher visited 8 house
three times by request at seFen O'CLOCK in
the morning, three in the AFTERNOON, anG
/ eight in the evening. to unite couple " he
expected to be pariied. On the last visi
he was successful, and the huppy groom
CAV. Iria half dal4r.
/ Among feathered creatures, the eagle
/ the raven. the swan, and parrut, are ceu
I -
/ 9 nick" the swan Of the 's Tiptuer Com
pany, "under whose keeping they have beef
FOR FIVE centuries, and 6ud some swans hay,
lived one hundred and fifty yeaIs-
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TIE patent cash boxes now used in tie
stages and IN some of tie street cars cost
;he companies 800 apiece, the r.oft to
the inventor being about $50. The bell
punehes used On the the Broadway ca. line
are net sold, but daily fee is paid to the
inventor for their Use. Every conductor is
required to deposit SIS when a punch i.
placed IN hss hands as security f3r its safe
( return
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GEORGE n. WaOoIN.

Attorney aud Counselor at Lts', an court Com
N sSioner tor Nanito oc uar All tp si,,ess en-
trgs I'd TO his eare ~ be rruD St9 AID flitIuly
attsr led 70. AtSce honestly - IN. or " hicl !
reasoatoie CHARGE Ni. be made ONCE ~ .innalo
ST.. between E'SAtl and y eta. a4if;
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IT is expected tina. the war in Iormosa,
in WHICH the Japanese haye SO far oesn
successful, viii be of much service to
science; that lasr.e and productive ISLANDS
having heretofore been an almost IN
known land. The prospects are that it
win soon be open both to Japanese and
foreigners.
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& EIe NINA Y.

BERLIN, July i9--The Government h,t.
increased tte stringency Of the regulations
restricting Ultramo-tane cgitat:ons. The
clubs aud the clerical fress will 30 closely
watched and vigorously dealt with fer dis
loyal 81 Illegal manifestations.
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toR the first time in sixty years there
was IA future TO hoist the Aag over .be
Capitol at Washington this Fourth of JuIy.
There MAS fitness IN the blunder. The
ed:fce IN which has just been passed an
Infamous Law &c Restrain the free1oI, OF the
press Should not be surmonntej by the flag
of freedom,
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ADAM HDuERTs,

Adam Ro5tr,s 3laeSsmta' I'd Wagon .laker
onop on mo co-ner OF Se s.tI amt YofK sts
NOftA Side, Manito VOC. Does ali AiIds O
:: on Work As good ,nd ass .eapas any otder sLab
hsDneh' IN IN city I3 80
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FRED. SCBREDEK.

Reeos all kinds o. Meats. sarsrge Hala= Lard
etc. which he y, ~ sell It .ns lowest prices in
QIIutty and Kind To SUIT purchasers. ANY ove
hfvIns cattle hogs or sheen 10 sell, VIII cI5 on me
ano receive the hlghest prices. ~ "A lY
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FOREIGN.

All spain Declared to He f'l a state
of Sieze--The Property Of Cnriists
Sequestrated.-T GerHlanGOvern-
ment Increasing Its severity To-
ward the UItramOntAnists-- = No
Rreak In the French Crisis Engage
men, in Cubs, Etc.