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Respondents.
II - yrssnaxn tnYlssfr S.

AfaaNEsuta VC SSubtJ Z sS
DT virtue of an execution issued ont OF The
DSupreme Court of tue State Of Wisconsin to me
directed and delivered and in favor Of Elvina :,
LOOMS, Appcllaut,an against the goods and chat
ties and real estate of George Rice, Emma +. Rice,
Kds ard B. Bulky. George Reed and Juliette 5.
Reed Respondents, / have levied on the right title
and interest which the said respondents had on the
18th day day of April A. d. 1915 have since &C
qured in aud to the following described real estate
to-wit.
Lois one % two (2) seven ~ and the east half
of Lot three 81 in Block number one hundred
and eight t1OSl. in the city and County of Manito
woo and State of Wisconsin, as the same are laid
down on the Plat Ofsaid city of Manitowoc and
recorded in the Registry of Deeds Tor Manitowoc
County which shall expose
for sale. and sell to the highest bidder at public
auction at.the Sherifs Office in The Court House in
the city of Manitowoc Wisconsin on Saturday the
9Th day Of October A. d 1875 AT 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. Of that day 10 satisfy the amount of
said Executions and Others in my hands and the
costs of sale
Dated Manitowoc Wis, this . day of August
1875.
Il. p. Eaton, a. NIFIENBhkG
Pics ATTY. Sheriff of Manitowoc County,
sSS-Gv BY 2. MULHOLLAND,
Under Sheriff
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FORECLOSURE SALE.
TATE OF WISCONSIN,
County of ManitoWOC, SIS.
~ Circuit Court.

John Arnold
John DohFy
and Anna
Dobry his
wife ands
Matthias Math
ieson.
DI virtue of. and pursuant TO Judgment order of
Dforeclosure and sale. rendered in the above en-
titled action the - day OF July 4. D.. 1879 at
a regular term of the Circuit Court. for Mantowoc
County, held at the Court House in the city and
County of Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin. L
shall expose for sale. and sell at public yendues
TO the highest bidder, at the Sheriff office IN the
City and County of Manitowoc. and State OF W Is
consin. the End day of October. A D.. $50 at 10
clock in the forenoon of said day. all of the TOT
lowing described mortgaeed premises, or so much
OF the same as msy be necessary TO satisfy the
amount adiudged tothe plaintiff, in said action:
together with the interest and costs. and
expenses Of sale. to-1yij:
The northwest quarter Of the northeast quarter,
and tAe east half OF the northwest quarter q Sec
lion No. one ~ Township No. twenty one III
north OF Range No. twenty three 49, east, all IN
said GanitowOc county
Dated SheriTs Office Manitowoc Wis this 18th
Gay OF August 4. d. 1915.
A. WITTENB BERG,
Sheriff of ManiseNoc Co.
j. d. Markham, Plaintiffs Atty.
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SIERTFF;S SALE.
StTAEE OF WISCONSIN
y ssTgEkEsyEk COURT.

ELyIRA s. LOOMS,
Appellant.
against
GEORGE RICE. EMMA
Z. RICE, EDWARD Il. I
BULKY, GEoRGBREED |
and JULLIErTE y.
REED. |
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pppopv c,rcrSrs , 70R THE CITY
OF MANITOWOu

Tho copc,sos &c ia Pef,rr pa ", in the
city Of Manitowoc will be held on
Friday September 3, 1875, :,
at u O'Clock P NJ NJ the following nan1e :
places
lst Ward, North Western House.
Cd = Windiote House.
81 /" Ingrish Hall,
4th - Todl's Hall.
NERAL Reformers are invited to attend.
By order of Committee.
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A Convention composed Of two delegSfes nom
Zach senate and Assembly District is hereby called
TO meet in the city Of Milwaukee at Il O'CLOCK
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1875.

WISCONSIN, STATE ELECTION.
oo,,venf1on for the Nomination of
\ Candidates for State Officers.
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John Arnold !
vs.. I
John DohFy /
and Anna /
Dobry his
wife and
Matthias Math
leson
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LADIES AND GENTS

will find my store the cAEAPEsT place in the city TO
deal where they be suited with every style
of work. -,
Give me a call Cor of Buffalo and Eighth
Streets North Side. SANDER SANDERSON.
- ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-26
Republican State Convention.

delegates to q State convention 10 DC neiu III
CITY HALL, PORTLAND.
Tuesday, June 18th. 1873, mt ii o'clock
A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating candidate
for Governor, and transactirg any other business
that NAV properly come before this convention
The basis of representation will be as follows -
Each city town aad plantation will be entitled
to one delegate and one additional for every %
votes cast for the Republican candidate for Cover
nor in 1874 fraction of 10 votes, additional 10
the full number for delegate, is also entitled to
delegate.
Delegates are authorized TO MI vacancies only
with actual residents OF the connty to which the
town belongs.
The State Committee will be in session at ~
O'Clock ON the morning of the Convention for the
reception of credentials,
JAMES G. BLAINE, Kennebec, Chairman.
WILLIAM 2. FRYE, Androscoggln.
HENRY o. PERRY, Aroostook.
STANLEY T. PULLEN, Cumberland
A. H. S. DAVIS, Franklin.
JOHN d. HOPKINS Hancock,
j. II. II. HEwETT, Knox.
s. s.. MARBLE, Lincoln.
ENOCH FOSTER, JR, Oxford.
JOSEPH w. PORTER, Penobscot.
e. A. THOMPSON, Piscataquis.
Ed. SEwALL Sagadahoc.
Sd. WALTON, Somerset.
FRED AwTOOD, Waldo.
NELSON s. ALLAN, Washington.
JOHN HALL, York.
May 4th 1875.
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Republican State convention in Pennsyl'anla
to-day.
Organs ofthc Opposition party in Iowa arrange
the call for the State Convention TO suit locality
In some quarters it appears that the convention is &c
be purely Democratic, and in others that it is TO be
Literally Democratic
Therci is one Democratic paper which has heard
of the New Hampshire of stupidity, and is not
afraid to speak of it in merited terms. The Bui-
falo Courier says: I'VE sincerely hope our Demo
cratic friends in New Hampshire may be able to
put a better appearance on the imbroslio at Con-
cord than it wears for them al present, but mean
while we cannot but think that they have commit
ted grave mistake. Leaving all higher consid-
eratons out of count, their conduct from the mere
point of view of party policy seems in the last
Gegreen defcn:ible and damaging.
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CENTRAL Ne rs.

Iceland has had mild winter, as winters &c
in that land Of ice and snow.
Bcet-root sugar can be made in California al
seven cents pound, including every expense.
The ,ranfusion of blood has so benefited Gen
Frank Blair that he was able to ride out twice last
week.
Ten Chicago jurors were recently called into
court and fined for sending after whiskey while
celebrating upon case.
Very thoughtful. In Texas it is kindly intend
ed to relieve colorcl men from the cost and care
that come from serving on jurcs.
A living tree-toad was found embedded in the
heart of gigantic sycamore tree near Lexington
Ky, the other day. He came out of the tree quite
lively, although he had been imprisoned there fol
three hundred years.
A Cleveland woman recently married Chinese
laundryman, and in three days thereafter the I'M
happy Celestial appeared at q BARRIERS shop and
ordered his pigtail cut oil. saying in explanation
"Too muchee dam yank."
The report that Gov. Chamberlain of South
Carolina had declined to deliver the Grafton be-
fore the Iale Law School, at the next Commence
ment, proves to have been incorrect. He acceptet
the invitation more than month ago
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ity Of The American people, and without
which republican institutions are impossi-
ble--can but condemn the outrage which
has been perpetrated in New Hampshire,
and bring public opprobrium on the au-
thors of it, and all who stoop to apologize
for it. A party which sustains such ayio-
lation of well-establishcd principles, is a
dangerous organization TO eutrust with
power.
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| mr. - 4 II -.
\ New Hampshire correspondent says: 1t is
generally understood that when the Legislature
| meets the Republicans shall quietly ignore the
action already taken, and elect two Senator'S JUST
as if vacancies had been declared; that these M en-
shall present themselves for admission to the SEN
ate that the opinion of the court shall be asked
| by the House as to whether or not they nave
rights to seats; and that, backed by the OPINION
| of the court the Senators elect shall dlspace, II
they can, Messrs. Priest and Proctor, who hold
their certificates from the Governor and Council.
| This is as Ear as | can 60 with the programme of
course the Democrats will not give straw Tor any
opinion of the court and it is by no means likely
that they will give up their control of the Senate
The situation is alarming, and if the Legislature
meets and organizes, and this trouble is setteled
without violence, the event will be far happier
than the prospect gives ground to hope for
But have not told the whole stopy. There IS
an afterpart to the conspiracy of the Democrats-f
any thing, worse than the portion which has been
successfully accomplished. refer to the proposed
attempt to get control of the House in addition to
the Senate. This is an old story, and it was
thought to have run itself out a month ago. But
it has not and from the best available information
would not be surprised if when the Legislature
meets the Democrats attempt to organize the
House and take control of the entire State Gov
eminent. l talked with member of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee a few days ago.
II suppose you have not given up the idea OF
| haven't" "And do you mean to elect Demo
ocra,ic GOVERNOR 81 should not be surprised
if we did," 1t was said while ago that Mr.
Smith, the Clerk of the old House, would not be-
come tool ofthe consprators, and in calling the
| roll of the new House leave out names OF Repub-
| licans and count in names of Democrats. But the
| action of the Governor and Council has given
| blow to any trust which has been reposed IN Nh.
Smith, and people are now prepared to expect Just
what short time ago they deemed altogether i'm
possible. The pretense that Mr.. Smith the old
Clerk of the House, has anything to do with the
legality of any election is, ifpossible, prepos-
ferrous than the authority arrogated to the Govern
or and Council. His sole business is to make up
a roll for the House by copying the names found
on the backs of the certificates of the town clerks
He does not even open the certificates, but hands
them over to the House with seals unbroken.
Taken all in all, this conspiracy of the Democrats
Of New Hampshire will not find a parallel, and If
it is successful, then all our proud boasts of free
republican government, elections by the people,
majority rule, and the like must have an end.
Might will be right, and no one can imagine acts
of injustice and tyranny which may not be perpe-
trated even in the old Granite State.
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after which she hurried to her room. Shortly af.
tcrward her son arrived, and finally, finding all
her effortt futile, she quietly submitted to sur
rounding circumstances, and when the hour for her
departure arrived she accepted the kindly atten-
tons of the friends who came to escort her to
the depot SO pleasantly that not one of the party
suspected the terrible determination she had had
in her mind until il was told them after her de-
rnIture.
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Maine Medical Association.

The twenty third annual meeting of the Maine
Medical Association will be held at the City Build
ing, Portland, commencing on Tuesday, June sth
at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, and continuing three days.
CHAS. O. HIT Mt, Secretary.
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TIE VIEW HAMPSHIRE 0ETR1hE-H-
TJ'RE STEPS.
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COSTIVENESs, DYSPEPSIA, PILES.
Pleasant to the palate cause no pain, act pro npt
ly, never require increase of dose. ito not exhaust
and for elderly persons, females and chidien, are
Just the thing. Two taken ut night move the bow
els once the next morning. Warranted in Il "oses
OF the Piles and Falling OF the l:ectum. We prom
Use for all symptoms of Dyspepsia, such as
Oppression after Eating, SouI stomach, Splitting OF
Food Palpitations also Headache, Dizziness, Pain
in the Back and Ions, Iellowncss OF the Skin and
Eyes, Sick Headache Coated Tongue, BiioUsness,
Liver Complaint, Loss OF Appetite, Debility,
Monthly Pains and All Irregularities. Neuralgia,
Faintness, &c.
Travellers find the Lozcngcs just what they need,
as they are so compact and iuodorous that they
may be carried in the vest pocket, and rs an apcr
lent or laxative these I.ozengt have no equal.
Trial Boxes SOC, large Boxes 6Oc.; sent
by mail free of postage to any address.
For sale by T.. >. lIAKRISON Goa No. TIE
mont Temple, Boston, and by I'll Druggists
trO1IV
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-30

5EEIssT ANS ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Lave Virginia City for Reno at 7:i5 E. n. and
s4spm. Will leave Reno for Virginia City at
7coaD., 12A5 p. N. and F. Il.
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EsC ICE.

M Z . . II :
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Rio Viste silver and Copper Mining
Company.
on. snC,Rr- o. MARKS GiNGS


Company.
r OCsTsGN o. WORKS. GENOA
4 Mining District. Sa-a3a.-HotiCe : hex! ?
gIven, that HENtY :. FITCH. on of the CO.
owners OF the mining claims, located ard OWL
~ by the .Pio Vista Silver and Copper Mining
CO. i'll Genoa Mining District Douglas county,
Nevada has expended in the year \. y. 1914,
uron said cleiIns, t0- labor a-C Other It ccssary
expenditures. the sam Of three hurdTt4 and
sixty dollar u. United States gold coin, in ac-
cpriauce with the act OF Congress. entitled AN
Act 10 promote the devGlopeLIeut OF the mining
resources of the United States, approved May
TO- A. ID. 1872. And that the co-o1ntrs Win SAD
Fitch are required to contribute their proportion
Of the said expenditures. namely: 4cu, hobeft
d. Hopkins, the sum of 81 st; yeu, Peter "
RandIe the sam Of 81 Sc: You, Simon T. &lsil,
the sum of 81 st; You, oseph q. Carrie, the sum
o. 81 so: you, CHARLES A. Haskins, the sum CT
of 81 80; YOU Thomas II. Blythe, the sum OF
81 so: you, Cornelius J. Eaton, the sum of 81 43;
YOU william II. Fisk, the sum Of 81 so; you
Sayory ". Collins, the sum Of S14 -; you, U. L.
Wheaton the sum of 81 a; yon, John q. Hatch
the sum of 81 50: yen, E. o. Kellogg the SUN oi
81 rs; you. LucieH Herman, the sum Of 81 43;
Won Abel Wade and X Il. Potter, the sum Of
81 20; YOU the administrator, executor, or legal
representatives OF Jehn Tothlll, deceased, the
sum of q 70; you, the administrator, executor,
or legal representatives Of Charles J.. Fitch, de-
ceased. the sum Of SIS %: you. the siniuistrs-
tor executor. legal representatives
OF Octsvian Hoogs, deceased, the sum
of 81 As: you, the administrator, sx-
ecutor. or legal representatives of George
". Nieksrson, deceased, the sum 81 81 10; you,
tn. administrator. executor, or legal represents
tiyes of Joseph Rasettee. deceased. the sum OF
81 43-all in the gold ard silver coin o. the
United States; and If at the expiration of ninety
DAYS after the publication Of this notice. you.
or either OF you tail or refuse to cou.r Quite such
proportion upon your several shares, and make
payment to the undersigned, the interest OF the
deiinuuent parties il the said mining clair, and
property shall and will become the property Of
the undersigned who has made the required ex-
penditures.
San Francisco, February 10. 1875
henry S. FITCH,
535 California ST., R0om2
fe13-oaw-96d
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smiths Infallirlc Fire sindIer. Ii VIII Lin-
de FIRE without the aid of pitch, shaving or
lindIing wood, is economical. expeditions and
safe. VIII last q life time. lust get one a'lG
vrr. W.! never reg 81 y purchase Fer sale 1t
Gnisan X Barber's Family Grocery Stor" North
Carson street. ap2l-1w&
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FREIGHT TRAiNS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at $50 q. m, f.i5 a,
IL, 9I0 .. ~. L. M, 1:30 p. L., 3:i5 p. N.
$50 T. N. and 1:l5 p. II.
Leave Carson City DAILY ct a. m, g N
9I5a. M, - M, las p. m, p. m, 53s p. II.
an; so p. m.
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PIANO TURING,
Prof. Jacob ZecE1.

HRGFESSSE. XECE NOTI-e-A
fies thepeople OF Carson that heffTETT
viii Re in town on the 2Ist of April. 1919, and
viii remain a week f0r the purIose OF attend
lug TO the health OF the limos ara Or"ans Of
his patrons il this town. As his stay will De
short those DESTROYS Of aysiliug themselves of
his services will leave tLeir orders at the sta
tionery store of hir. John q. Fox, with Mr.. c.
". Friend, jeweler, or with MIR JOHN z. Neder
ct the City Market. apl5-tf
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NCILCEc

ssf .GFPX GIVE y THAT - :LllD
( ro2 os;.is faE tie printing and phhjeaiiun
OF the
It cFSforc G fFg@> Sup:C me
Couft of l.7e State OF
eS gSCa
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At Virginia City, Gold Fill end Carson Once
Through Tickets can be Obtained to San Fran
cisco, Ogden and intermediate points on the c.
P. 2. Z.
Through Tickets can he procured at the Com
pays ofice, Virginia and Carson, for sill the
priacipal Eastern Cities.
II. d. YERINGTON.
General SUP srintendent.
The New York herald., 1875-02-04

AnusExENrs-szcosp PAos-rourth. ann and sixth
sSa%S coum
9lLLi1EysTElEvEs5a PAcE-Fntn colu%n
SSxR6 AND LoDdiso WASTsb-El.sEss. ; F1s1-
BRoS1E9S aiS S''DR. REAL ESTATE FOE sALs-s.ooa.
susIksss qHYbisS YobiFsfSoiseTqU%Sffr1Es-N.x.ur ieq%f rAon
cry RsxL SsF1fE FOX
cLERKs AND .sALEsxEN-rw.Lsra rAor-rsurth
coAcaaES EN- AND cSiSG Ga4aDENERs-rwrIr.u rAo.-vifth
coAsTwisE srEAxsHIrs-Fr,sr Passion ana
vES iRvFEaSIgsHiPs-Nrs.. sIgsanPs PAs.
sd'.nn AND Us
5sssa s0'nn
TfNxNCixLeNisrs PAos.
E9s xSD TO
sKcoMp PAox-Second column
a2kf fAa.-Eoura
RRLf wXNrED-MALEs-rw.lru PAes-nnh COL
HoRsEs1 AND CARRIAGES. &o-rns. PAaz-rhird
and fourth columns .....
HOUSE, sooas ao, w1STs6"ssoosD So rAa.-rhud
Column
COLUMN column
Observation-Disclosures PAox-Fifth column.
oRGxN
posT S'SF SSF9cE xorlcE-s.oosD rAc.-rour,h column
RTY Jr M THE CIV FOR SALE OR TO
REAL fS
sEAI sssx1E wANrgDs.s.coFe PAo.-Pirss column
BALES AT AUCTION-TwELPTn PAcE-Fith and eixth
sIrUxTiUNs wANTEp-FEMALes-Tw PAos-
First second. third and fourth columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-
SPECIAL N0TiCEs-FIssr PAcs-second and third col.
sroRTfSd-Doas. BIRDS. Ao.-Fnsz rAes-rhird col.
THE TR..DRs-rv.Ivrn P4cr-rnh column.
THE TURF-tIRs1 PAcx-1hlrd column
10 LIT FOR BUSINESS PUkPOsKS-sScoxD PACE
ZRAykLLERs' GUIDE.rnsr P4cs.sixth column:
UNFUBNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET
eKc0ND PAcD-Second and third columns,
WANTED TO OPUkCHASE-FIRsr fAcE-Fourth column.
10 LET-SRcoND PAGE-first column
WINES, LIQUORS. AC.-TwxLTrH PAcE-Sixth column.
YACH g, STEAMBOATS,, AO.-FIRsr PAox-Fourth col
umn.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
L The great Trunk Line

L .na The ..;l lgu great q Trunk M T. Line .,.
coriiandt streets as foi!ows:- 0'' % D''O'0'''
SspI y sunday. snd s:SoP: =: .s,-,.,
ana Eris ksiirs.a Division. connecting q PS:dsi.
% For e: ssyss ESEy
Petroleum Centre and the oil Regions. ..-...
u ru%.a in1 me Cars aa
Regular % Il 10 4 X, s' ana = F. =. Sunday,
EsIss;s & for rh!lss.,ps: e s;sS 80 T,ss,
AIS:5o and r. u Kmisraut AMI second ciass7
r. s ssS SIS; ss ~ Is s; ID $40 ~ Z s,o g. S 3! 4 7:
s:!% 10 y 80 r. n AMI u night Sunday, s:.d and
rsT sJ F|.sS;s'a sS s. "a; -: ;s Is "a ssS nssi
f8 S;S iG h:O = u. ana il night sunday, = /
=; ID s:HS;E q: il! III .;s ;is ;s a. T.
n WSi snd = night ,1 Sunday sy;ho2 s;2 and 4
li xG3a?s @ ase is ana SPoH and South AmO0' and
81 sH 81. SFfai.ss sss !. M niss "a 4
For knss Nm :SS e nSp1 & % snS
For For saS fsnn9;SS az
- =: ,::nS SissSsis! s;Sxs I'll "a! "a '' '
For Hishs;SwH FsmScrtOn and Camden. VIA Perth
For H'RSi Hishtstown a and Psmberton. GAN
'sip; ;rstyi .aS q daily aseSrE ss s IsS
daily zeePt Monday from y Washington 9. AMI ssisi;
and S FROM rom rrS e. shi:. sS s: s;I
i0a1% 1a H. Sunday. Sia ~ s''a "a A Y. 7:O
TTlstss ssacss sss md ~ Broadway; No l A..e.
son :ss:s hSSoSe% feEss Smcs No. 81.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
The New York herald., 1875-02-04

nvHR stall E LINZ.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL.
BELrASY AND LONU0NuERRY
These elegant Clyde built steamers viii eai from
STATE OF QEOR0lA...............W "Wednesday. Feb 10
SIAIE Or MEvADA wednesday, Feb q
aud every wednesiay thereafter taking passengers at
Norway. Sweden Denmark aud 1ermany.
Drafts for Fl and upwards For freight or passags ap-
ply to AUSTIN, BALDWIN co, Agents.
Steerage once, No. IS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-02-04

A A.-srYLE ELEGANCE AND WARRANTED SPEED.
3 kor:::, Wagons: ssisS: ssas:: &C. 2, %%; SSi: s
.sSs Tsst By and him
Win compel him to give up ariyins in the future
the e ss SSas SS sSS q q
s2E NJ sS9TS SassA e. sszsSyAAz STA
EXTRA III "ShSFk %S6 FINE satsE 6sEsrsur rnor
VIII @ sEn a is s %
pleasant easy driver and promises to one
sna %nss
sn
I xlss the iss, Jet black Young rre.ina Mare LADY
.'s oi 4n,a isdy e drive handle entered
V ss ss' s.ss: 8 es 9s f.e
this coming season; warranted sound kind and per
These nne colts were raised BY Mr. whirock, and
hys ss 81 cssn Ss 0sisd SGr n JET BLACK
bred ana in xentucry; perfect and gent 81
ana b1co q .%sSis
ssn nS
xIS al s24s% s2a
Gs % And s oa 6 Sr SGVa Say
ia ana bred q shs iioi.ns stesk cf
nnO
safe Tor lady drive up to locomotive any other
place. they possessed Of extraordinary degree
OF intel gence an moro than common good no 20
sense although are eulcs handy anil game, and nave
either anding or mosing they drive to pcr
iecv0n, WIN tner me inlclngen anu oioodea nesos
tlon ike perfect machinery: have strong cordy legs
and feet like whalcbone' arc warrante sound, kind
sna perfect this ns team was purchased last June IN
phsston, and rot in than $50 to rosd wagon any
s's 5s'i zSb srT GAME BAY
ting Horse. l5x high. years old extra hne driver y
rearkab strong and rapid road horse, pure gal'ed
and great powers OF endurance; hnc and sale
family or business horse, a. well rs a$ Ctter; can
trot in zo to road WAGON ana d9 every day or no
ALSO ThE O.L L,BRAyED, FAST, HIGH BRED
chestnut Trotiing Horse SILVER HEELS. l6x high,
Old bred In the State Of Maine; ner
reliable road horse exists has record OF can tro
~ fast 10 warranted u beat IS sale
warranted kind and safe has unsoundness TO injure
him for speeding or genera! use In the least
x90 all the nne Wagon. bleighs. Harness, &c.
Sale positive and unreservtd and regardless of wea
ther and stock exhibition ct stable.
JOHN l. vANDRW TER, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1875-02-04
"a SPEClAL NOTlCEB.
GILM.RE
" the hero Of the two great Jubtlees his famous
Twenty second Regiment Band, Of New York. engaged
L0lIIsYIIIE

LOUISVILLE.
The best band In America comprising 66 Of the most
distinguished members 0i the musical profession.
1his Is ths organization which, for its merits and
ce ebry has been engaged by the Trustees and Man
asement g, ,4ns me ~ ,,us INV o.,vvrpcvv
to give the nnai great concert In OF the Public Lib
rsry OF Kentucky. OH the eth day Of February, 1873
When the z. down on the 27ih day Of February
who little dreams Of the fortune that Is in
them will receive the startling that
little ticket in he corner OF their pocketbook has dra
the munincent sum Of two hundred and nfy thousand
dolarA