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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24
Ass,SaOs SALES.--FUTURE Unys.
BY Richardson 4 Co..
Peal Estate Agents and Auc ioueers,
1l13 Main street.

4 VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
"A ON GUukCH HILL FOR SALE BY AUC-
irION-yye shall sell by auction. on the premises,
on MONDAY the 10Th instant, ut 81 O'Clock p. ".
q VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING on the north
Side OF Marshall street between Twenty.seye,rih
and Twenty -eigltl, streets, Church HILL with base
men, end two stories above, containing nine rooms,
kitchen. &c. The lot has 4 front nf 10 feet and
(Iepth OF 1856 feet. wirt an alley In the This
dwelling Is admirably arranged for = diyision into
two.
TERMS One-tlird cash balance In six AMI twelve
months; negotiable notes to he give for the defer
red payments with interest added. and secured by
n deed OF trust. RICHARDSON Il CO.
Sc % ssJ t. Auc'ionenrs.
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BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SPECIALITY.
Tie I evils amendment, adopted tho islh al Febru-
ary i.7s secures 10 tie bankrupt an additional en-
elit,tion In excess OF the five hundred berctoiore
exempted OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS against AL
judgments and DEGREES OF STATE court
Hife's right of dover Is, as heretofore, preserved
Intact. ~
G. MAURICE SMITH prosecutes claims nj every
description against the United States Government
Mr. JACOB COIIS.an eXpertin bankrupt matters.
Is connected with The firm.
C<,rreSpoi,d,nca eOltcifrr. 'nu ~
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AUCTION sALES-ThIs Day.
BY Cook & Lnughton, Auctioncers,
corner Governor and franklin streets.

corner Governor and Franklin streets.
cCHOONER STARTLED FAWN AT
= AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, the 2ifl in
ST. mt Mt Il O'clock ~e will sell ut the foot OF DOCK
'"' SCHOONER STARTLED FAWN,
with her rigging and necessary appurtenanccs; she
feet hold. md well suited for coastiDg trude
TERMS: Made known at sale.. ,n,-
nucfiOupnrS,
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MULES. HORSES. &c.

ZINE YIRGINtA-RAISED AND VIR-
IL GiNIA-PACkED PEACHES.-I have just
completed canning the FIN EST LOT OFPE, CHS
have eyer put up, and am now ready to I'LL orders
ut Baltimore prices. 10 merchants purchasing
regular supply will give o credit of sixty days
Good city references expected 70 accompany order.
JOHN G. HOORHAW.
SC le-lm Clover Dale, Iotetoult county, Va,
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E'OR RENT, on easy terms, n FARM of
Il $50 ACRES Of good land, Oh the Charles City
road Two aud half miles from Eichmt nd. A
good house with eight 70 ms, superior out-build-
nc re X. j. MUTTON,
" - a-,wx on the premises.
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BY Max Heyman & Co., Auctloncers.
By Cook & Laitghton, Auctloneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

By Cook & Iait@hton, Auctloneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
4 DM1NISTRAT SALE OF VAL
n LIABLE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE Al AUCTION.-on WEDNES-
DAY the 9th Instant at 10 o'clock. viii sell at
the reside, ce Of the lrc J. f.. Nadswort, No. sol
Marshall street, between Eighth and Ninth srGeis
the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting of
stored in silk reps;
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS,
ANTIQUE IAEIOR CHAIRS,
MARBLE-TOp FABLES.
VERY HANDSOME LIBRARY SUIT.
inclipur large assortment Of China Croctcry,
and Glassware. The usual variety 81 Kitchen FUR
niiurc. . ~ .,.. H.,
been very carefully kept aud j. In perfect ortr
The attention OF those In wani Is rcspC:t!EiiS
asked. N: H. W Al';,h phili,,
Administrative of !. l.. WatsETnr;ll. dccc ,Sci.
Cook Il taught TON. AuriinheerS St 20
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EOR RENT, the NEAT BRICK ~
Il DWELLING No. 80, on the southeast -
corner of Marshall and Smi'h streets, Containing
the yard. Possession given lst October. Apply to
JOHN II. GODDlS,
Real Estate Agent.
sc 23-:t Bank aud Eleventh streets.
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A FRAME DWELLING with two stories. coy
er d with slate. containing seven rooms: kitchen
and the usual out-hcuses, and LOT 10 by l55 feet.
ON the south side ui Clay street between Twenty
eighth aud Twrury-niuth streets, Church I'LL, tor
sale privately. Apply TO ,,.,,o>. rn.
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A FRAME DWELLING with two stories, next
to the above containing seven rooms ki!r'ch anu
the usual cur-osrs. and LOT 81 10y l55 fcc. neatly
ornamcnted with >hruLbcry. &c, IL sale privately.
Apply TO klCltHhtncS ~ 49,,
-. no-,t 1in Main street
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BRICK HOUSE AND BARN

stone spr!r g-houSc with ncver-failns spring, and
other necessary uut-builhings, situated lii Loudoun
county Va, about one mile south Of purcevilic, !.
station Oh The Washington and Ohio railroad aud
forty-iivc miles west from Washington and fifteen
miles south from liarper'S Ferry, IN HE L0uioun
Valley the finest agricultural district In the State.
The farm Is well watcr,d and timbercd. and con-
t;.irs two splendid YOUNG ORCHARDS, one Of apples,
Drurhes CHERRIES, and other select fruits In prime
bearing order; the other about FOUR HUNDRED
CUOI:E DWARF PEARS, aui Il fine selection of
grapes. black crrics. and other small fruits. Al
same time aud place will lie sold my
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cHERIFF;S SALE.-By virtue OF an order
- Of the Circuit Court Of the city or Klcn!iiona
U'Day" shall proceed 10 sell u. the She mr. Once
Ills Main street. on WEDNESDAY the Isl diI OF
TtLLE TABLk, In good condition.
JOHN ". WElGHT.
-, ,o-td Sheriff CITY of Richmond.
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I,E-EXHIBITED.

KE-FAt1I DI ] EIJ'
WnEAT.-White, .ls bushels. Red, "52 bushels.
REMARKS.
The offerings Of Theat on Change today were
liberal and sales small. There IL no Improvement
whatever in The market. Corn very dull. oa's
active AMI prices unchanged. Rye III
good Gemlnd.
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MARINE BNTELAIiENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 90, 1873.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER II, 1878.
SIM rises .....,, 6nl Moon sct5........... 1.?6
SIM sets ,.... $50 lii.h tide. ............ $50
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NOR RENT, THREE ROOMS, WITH O.
Il KITCHEN IL desired ut 612 Seventh III
street one door beyond Leigh. sc 20 4t*
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rVRY THE VIRGINIA FERTILIZER,
l. No. l. on YOUR WHEAT THIS SEASON
AT the suggestion of many farmers am direcled
hv the manufacturers TO reduce the price OF the Nlr,
cfrIa Fertilizer to s95 ncr ton. which i c0islietI
by those who lave tred it 10 he far below lis actual
value but having big supply on hlii1. anu AIN
ions for parties 10 try It, they have deternieu ~
reduce tie price for this season only, in order 10 ILL
- -. j.. HOEKADAY,
g.. Feed and Produce Commission Merchant,
CO I'm 1923 Main street. Sole Agent
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

Tuesday, September D.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAr.-Whitc. 4 ia bushels Red. 1850 busheis
CoRN.-White, $40 bushels. Mixed, iuo Du'heis.
OATS.--G3o bushels
RYE.-l60 bushels.
MEAL-l90 bushels.
, OATS.-70 bales.
SALES.
WUEAT-White % bushels good at Sl-aoi o!
p,lsh cls common mt Sl25: 81 bushels fair at Sl.eo
d. bushels common al $3.50; ID bushels common az
- 70 ia bushels common ut !ll5: 81 bushels prime
mt tlos: 60 bushels very goou ut S.o5; 20 blshcis
very good mt sl.gl--tntal. 800 bushels.
WHEAT.-Rcd. bushels fair at SlaS' ~ .tisiieiS
bushels common at sl.3p-,otal, .s' bushels :,
. OATS-l7l bushels winter on private terms W
bushels prime Virginia spring at 50c; lao uu5he.'
Viryinia spriug at asc.-total, 3G2 bush, Is.
RYE bushels very coed 1T 'Sl.oO; ~ ousheiS
prime ut ito al. 100 bushels.
: OArs-79 bales prime at Csc. s.r... ~,
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BY d. h. Weisi2er,
Auetioneer and Land Agent,
lois Main street.

THAT MOST DESIRABLE AND AT
l. TRACTIVE LOT FOR A BUSINESS STA A. ~ u;
STRE r oPPOsITE j. p. WINSTON & CO.'S,
RICHMOND. AT AUCTION.-By request OF Ar;
John MauIus | will sell, on the premises, at II
o'clock VI. on THURSDAY the 18th September,
Is7s the above LOT fronting Pearl street IS feet
running back on New 90 feet, and on Cary ?, rect
abe peces of property In the city. Its convenience
to depots mills warehouses; &r VIII save Etrg &c
percent. in draysge. 1t Is suited 10 any .kiu oi
There are about $4,000 bricks. which the p"r-
chaser will get. , ,,,
ve,r: Interest aided ut six per cent, IN negotiable
no es secured by Il decd OF trust. .,
90 ~ d. X. WEiSIG Err. A,tct0netr.
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BY u. X. Weislger, Aucticneer,
ing Main sIrppt

DOR SALE, SIXTY-F1VE CHEAP AND
L ATTRACTIvE BUILDING LOTS IN MID
LOTHfAS, WITHIN 4 FEW HUNDRED YARDS
OF COALFItLD DEPOT, on THE RICHMOND
PIP AiEIp p ooSSTY ap 6HT TnEEa Mills
FROM TIE CITY OF R!CInigND; Two OF
THEM VIII IMPROFEMENTS.-By virtue Of
The decree OF Chesterfield Circuit court entered on
the MIv 10, in :he suit or " Elan, trustee, &c,
rs. Walker aud as" the subscriber, thereby up.
pointed special commissioner for the purpose, VIII
offer for sale, on the premises, at public anchGn on
TUESDAY the Esd day OF September 1873. 1t the
hour of o O'Clock NJ the aboye-,it scritnd very dc,
sbc property know m. as MlNmGEFlEuni ana
Company, Colonel William b.: Wooldridge, and
eIhcrS The whole tract contains Two HUNDRED
AND TEN ACRES, aud will he sold either as
whole, or Ia lots according TO a recent plat SUBJ
dividing the same into IS lots OF u to acres anu ID
t. 80 acres.
EXPRESSLY IN ALL TIE SALES AND IN TIE
DEEDS or CONVEYANCE.
The lot with the residence has Kitten ana other
out houses, with an excellent garden ana stlidy
ward. Lot No. IS has Il small house anu !; me
spring OF water The railroad intgr>ects the tract.
4 new church and Il Masonic hall and Pythian
hall ere contemplated to be soon erected In Midln-
THAN: and with railroad facilities anticipated. 10
settlers in This grow ing town tits believed lhat
rare opportunity is here oit'rei Ter cheap ana c'i
SAINT homes us well to capitalists !or purposes III
A man of the shovc property. can Zee seen Al the
Office of the ductoneer and AZ Midlothian.
TERMS: Unc-Iour h cash: residue at -FOUR. ei2ot,
aud Twelve montl,-or, oIe-hirG cash; residue a
twelve, light en-, and twcnty-t'nr m"nths-lntcrc,5
from day OF sale ut six per cent. per anniinl, ana
the purchaser giving his notes for tile deferred pay
ments, secured by the title being retained .
JANE PLGSSSNIS.
Special tOmniis.iontr.
Sale conducted by u. *. WEls!GEk, AuclioncrT.
RIIIMOXD september 70. isT3.
Not having sold NOR than ont -ionlth or cnc-
ilrI Of the anc.r lots this DAY. from want OF Time.
fh. rem .in.!tr vii, ne tii"rcl for sale on u u
DAY 9TH September. l>.J ut The hbar vi o Cicck
/. w.. on Tie premises. ..s .
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}VOoDBISE.

IA ooDbl-Nl'.
That ATTRACTIVE AND REAuTIrCL ST.
BURBhN RESIDENCE AND GAhDEN SPOT
in nenrico county. situated OF the road leading
from Mcad,wbridge road 10 M"c!mHicsVili" urn
pike anu Immediately on the Chesapeake aud ONO
railroad, on. an i half miles frtin Richmond.
We OFFER FOR SALE PRIVATELY,
upon reasonable terms. the abore-dcscrlbcd FARM,
containing IL acres OF good soil Ill cleared. The
DWELLING Is 4 very attractive ore. ana contains
four large and one small TO III, good large hall,
and has front and back porclts running The entire
length Of the house; kitchen with TWO rooms: store
room, stable, woou and coal house, and all me NJ
cessIry out -buiidlncs-all OF which are entirely
new. The front ami back yards are large ana there
Il a well OF excellen. water in the back yard. Born
yards are well enclosed with ping fences. The
land is now under cultivation. ana the crops no"
growing Will speak for the quality OF the SOIL
This i ulo OF the most attractive places tat mas
ever been offered in this market l'clng III i Soou
ueiglbO-hood and near to the city it should ma
ready sale. The owner, being de. irous OF max
Ing quick sale, author.z S Us to make very liberal
term. Apply 10 ,r,-,rrroS
Real Estate Agents aud Aucti0neers,
ca on ,I5w corner zenith :,lu! Bank streets.
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HON RENT, two very desirable G '%ss
a ROOMS in the second story Of the .is.e Mn
building corner OF Main and Fourteenth streets.
suitable for offices or lodgingrocmS POSSESSION III
oncc. Apply JOHN i. GiiDi,lN.
Zeal Estate Agent, Bank and Eleventh streets.
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EIRST IMPORTATION OFS.@
l. BIRDS THIS SEASOS.-Mr. C.M&s$s
BELLkhOT, at No. 1410 Main street, has 80
imported u fine lot of CANARY, bull
the lowest prices.
lie also pays the highest prices for DOMESTIC
SINGING-BiRDS.
Always On hand, flne assortment OF BIRD
CAGES. Sc l2-eodIm
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NOR RENT, BOSCOLD,' in Ches- Gin
4 terrified county, two and half miles fro n ls@I
Richmond: one hundred anu eighty acres, mostly
omen land. in tine heart large dwelling ana good
farm buildings. RO3ERl =. NoNhiSS.
Dy.Y,f
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
AND CONVENIENT
Real Estate Agents and auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between AIain and Bank.

AND CONVENIENTLY
~ LOCATED BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 101
SOUTH FIFTH STREET, Br.TWEES CAKI
AND CANAL, AT AUG rlOS.-\ie will SELL uphi
the premises, on THURSDAY. ssh September. ~
"a O'Clock +. NJ, tiIc very DESIRABLE BRICK
RE>IUENCE located as above stated, continuing
nine ROOMS, kitchen with two ROOMS. with water
and gas on the premises. The house is at prc.cn'
occupied by Mr.. G.. ". Frost.aCd Is In good RIDER,
II having recently been papcrcI, painted. aud re-.
.irrd Situated clos. 10 the irisEuCS; portion Ut
The city. aud In good nci"hbCrIooI this property
should command the attention of thp>s il want vi
comfortable home.
TERMS: Ftry Wtrui-say, three payments Of
SssT each At one two. and .nIrc YEAR from May
lZtl. l-7I, witt, int rest scmi-annu:iy NJ c2ht PEE
cent. per uunrm Fer the residue, ont-hllf c.,h,
and oiIc-haif % four months. with Interest AZ SIX
per cent. Possession may e had by 18th October II
desired. GkCbBS WILLIAMS,
So r. AugtOI!CcrS.
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HUUSES FOR SALE.

A FRAME DWELLING with basement and two
stories above containing seven ,oUnlS WITH hltccn
and other comforts and cUnrrn:nns, and LOT %
by 10 feet, on the wet siti' of iwc,iy-S, Nenth
street lctwce,l Clay and Leigh s;rccl. Church Hill,
for sale privately. Apply 10 ..o>- >
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DuBLIC SALE.-Having determined TO
= quit farming will offer At public SAFE oil
WEDNESDAY, STU DAY or OCTOBER,
thp FARM on which | now reside, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES Ia good
state OF cultivation. upon which area 4
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GCHOOL-BOOk DEPOT.
-
Teachers parents. and scholars VIII find all the
SCHOOL-BOOKS used in our public and private
schools ut
J. r. ELLYSON'S
RICHMOND SCH0OL-BOOk DEPOT,
1112 MAIN STREET,
three doors above the Dispntch Office.
All b." k used I'm public schools supplied nj lowest
prices fixed by The State Board OF Education.
Complete catalogue of school aud college text
books sent free to any address.
So lT-d,w&swlm
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p.eFEss1SNAE CARDS.

= ,NRLER SMITH. c. MAURICE SMITH.
r AMBLER SMITH & BROTHER,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ROOMS Nos 7 AND = MARSHALL HALL,
corner of Terth and Rank streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
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NOE RENT for one year, or LEASEGfa
a fol- two years, from the LIST of October. my @@9L
HoIS., with or without furniture. The house Is To-
cafcd on street between and Adams
streets, c0utalus ten rooms. with gas. water. fur
mace, bathroom, and all modern cunvencncrs.
In thorough repair. The kitchen has five rooms
with new range. -.
MRS ROSCOE i. HEATH,
So 3-3tawlE 9west Franklin street.
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DOR SALE PRIV ATELI, SEVERAL
L LOTS on Decatur ana Madison streets 1t 81
Der front foot: also Il Number of small houses In
Marx's abolition, now renting TO good tenants
Terms liberal. apply to
MOODY < R0IALL.
Real Estate kgGis.
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets.
sels Manchester, Va.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

CRAWFORD-WHITE the residence of
the brides sister, Fayette, Sept. 9th. 1878,
by Rev. ID. VI. Breckenridge, OF Darlington,
Mr. Geo. Crawford OF this city, to Miss Mary
White of Darlington.
George is white boy well deserving of
the double white" daughter of old La Fay
cite, whom we welcome TO Mineral Point.
?. S.-George Crawford continues to run
the job department of the TRIBUNE. and not
withstanding the above little episode will be
found ready as heretofore to wait on customers
HUMESTON -NANCOLAS.-A At the resi-
dence Of the brides mother, in this city, on
the 18th inst. by the Rev. |. E. Springer.
Mr.. AIonzo Clark HuneSton. of Mason
City, Iowa, and Miss Emma q. Nancolas.
The worthy son Of the Hawkeye State gave
evidence Of good taste and judgment in COM
ing over the line for bride. We regret to
Jose her from among Us, but acquiesce rs in
duty bound, hoping that Badgers loss is
"Hawkeye's" gain.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

FATAL MINING ACCIDEST.-Last
Monday morning, as Mr. Thomas
Vincent began defending into his
diggings, the rope broke, and he
was precipitated to the bottom of
the shaft, distance of 10 feet. He
was found in an insensible condition.
taken out and carried to his home.
when surgical examination showed
the rear part of his skull shattered
in fragments, and pressing upon the
brain. Everything possible was
done for him, but in vain: he lin
gered in an unconscious state until
evening, when he expired. Mr.
Vincent had been a resident of Min
eral Point a great many years, and
was respected as good citizen and
exemplary christian by large cir
Gle of acquaintance. His bereaved
wife and family have the sympathy
of the entire community.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18
PEBsoS F., Snrincer

PERSONAL---VERY.. T. E. Springer
has gone to attend the annual con-
ference of the NJ. E. Church, and,
having served the Mineral Point
Charge for two years, will probably
be assigned a new field Of labor
The profession of Minister is one
that we never deemed desirable !;
but few men possess all the elements
needed to make them successful in
the profession in all places. A min
lister that is received well in one
community may not prove accept
able in another, and if he be placed
where the peoples characteristics
are uncongenial to him he cannot
succeed as well as he would do at
some other place, no matter how
earnestly and assiduously he may
labor; how perfect his christian
character may be, or how great his
attainments. Unfortunately, this In
some measure seems to have been
the case with Mr.. Springer at Min
eral Point. During its existence
the NJ. E. society here has, we be-
ieve, never had a minister superior
to him in culture and the christian
graces: or one who more earnestly
desired to do his whole duty. Yet
the unpleasant truth must be told,
that Mr.. Springer has failed during
his stay, to secure the love and con-
fidence of his church, so fully as he
would enjoy to do, and as he has
done ami viii again do elsewhere.
The cause. 40 doubt, is partly in the
people, and partly in the minister !;
but mainly, we believe, in their not
being adapted to each other. The
wishes of many friends for their fu-
ture welfare and happiness viii fol-
low Nh. Springer and his estimable
lady to their new charge, wherever
it may be.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

RUNAWAY.-On the last day of
the fair in this city, a team owned
by Mr.. VIM. Woods, of Georgetown.
Grant county, on entering the
grounds, took fright and ran away.
Mr.. w. was soon thrown from the
carriage, and the team went tearing
through the crowd y buggy from
DOdgeville was capsized, and the
occupants thrown out, but fortu-
nately not hurt; Judge Cothren's
buggy was run into, and Mrs. {.
thrown to the ground and consider
ably injured; another buggy, in
which were some young ladies, was
overturned, and Miss Eliza Argalrs
arm broken. Before going far, how
ever, the runaway team came in
contact with the wheel of a carriage
that was in quick motion, which
ttiuSeo one vi lile HoIotS ~ plunge
about six feet in the air, at the same
time turning clean over, laying
him hoys du couJdt, and released the
other horse from him. The injured
horse never rose again, but lay
where he fell until he died several
days afterward. The injured ladies
are all recovering.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

AT its special meeting this week
the county Board resolved to pro
ceed to compromise all bonds OBJ
tainable at 90 cents on the dollar, in
accordance with terms of Beecher-
Henry agreement, with a modifca-
ton insuring the county against
paying new bonds and judgments.
There was a sharp fight, and there
Is chance that dissenting towns
viii again issue an injunction, or in
some other way Illustrate the con-
summation of the compromise. Full
particulars Of what the Board did
viii no doubt be given to the public
next week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

Col. MAPPEs, We host of St.
Charles Hotel at Belmont, is in Re
markably good health and spirits.
He contemplates purchasing fine
piece Of land near the village, and
fitting up race course, which shall
equal any in the country. Soon we
expect to hear of big doings on the
turf at Belmont.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18
GOING BETTER.-Mr. Robert s

GOING BETTER.-Mr. Robert S.
Ansley received a dispatch from
GAINESVILLE Tuesday, informing him
that his Lexington horse Nat
easily cleaned out Ned Forester
over there in 2:46. Before snow
flies ne viii do it in $40, or Dug"
and other noted horsemen will lose
their reputation. Our thanks are
due to " Nat" for the very sub
stantial compliments received
from him during the past week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18
PLATTEVILLE FAIR NEXT WEEK.

FAYETTEVILLE FAIR NEXT WEEK.
this paper is issued a sup
plement giving information relative
to the fair to be held as Platteville
next week. From residents of that
place we learn that every prepare
ton necessary is being made to
make this fair equal to the one re-
Gently held i'll Mineral Point if pos
sible. Those who have anything to
exhibit, or desire to see a good fair,
should not fail to 60 to Platteville.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

MEMBERS of the Southwestern
Wisconsin Industrial Association
are requested to attend the annual
meeting of the association at the
City Hall, Mineral Point, next Mon
day afternoon, for the purpose of
electing officers and transacting
other business. T. S. ANSLEY,
Secretary
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

THE editor of the Darlington Dem
gcrat sensibly remarks as follows:
p" Before you purchase anything,
look over your local papers and see
who desires your patronage by adj
vertising, and. who deserve it by
helping to sustain the local interests
of your vicinity by sustaining the
local press. y man who has not
public spirit sufficient to sustain the
local press, is not the man to do
business with.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

The latest novelty in the musical line
is the combined piano and organ, which
may he seen at the Music Hall Of Cart
wright Il Davis The instrument is so
constructed as to give perfectly the tone
of piano or of an organ, as the operas
tor may desire Musical critics are in
vited to call.