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Mr.. DaYis's Speeches.

We suggest to our good friends of the Pc
tersburg Inder and appeal that it is not Mr..
DAvIs's right to make speeches that is ques-
toned in the discussion which has followed
his White-Sulphur-Springs speech. Nor is
it the justice Of the cause for which the
South fought that is involved. 1t is whether
good friend of the South can be justified
in doing that which Injuries the South. ST.
PAUL says, eff eating meat cause my bro
ther to offend, will eat no more meat while
the world stands" We quote from MEM
ory.] That is, he would make the greatest
Of sacrifices rather than be the (even inno-
cent? cause Of injury to his brother. So
Mr.. DAVIS ought TO feel. We abhor the
malignity and iliberality which would pre-
vent him from giving expression to the feel
ings of his heart. This is free country Tor
ought to be-, and every man has right to
hold and express whatsoever opinions it may
please him to hold and express. Neverthe-
less, it is the duty Of allmen, and especially
Of statesmen. to look at facts and to be gov
erned by some regard, at least, for thep pubic
welfare. The arguments which are used to
Justify Mr.. DAvls's imprudent utterances
would have justified refusal to support Gov
ernor WALKER in 1869 and HORACE GREELEY
in 1872. But we did not then stand upon our
highest rights, nor upon our dignity. The
s,ramum Jus is sometimes the greatest
wrong. We did the best we could LII both
cases. We accommodated our acts to our
This is all we ask of Mi.
DAVIS. If he knows, as know he must, that
his speeches are injurious IN their effects not
only upon the cause of the friends OF civil!
liberty in the northern States, but upon the
South itself, he should refrain from
making them. He is not true friend
who will not make small sacrifice for the
sake of his friends. And SO he does not
come up to our idea OF patriot who will
not for the sake of his country keep his
mouth shut when he knows that to open it
will be to damage her. II it be admitted
that his imprudent uttcrances do injure the
South, ana do tend to the defeat of the
Democrats of the North, we consider the
question as settled against his right as a
tG.yTct Quake sGca u.Lcran.c,. las las the
right 0s an .ntseridAc, but slIa scsnnet maize
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LETTER OF DIR. B. G. MCPHA1L,
, 3,.,t,r,,Is,oa physiriap NJ Richmond.


RICHMOND, July 90, 1873.
Hr. s. Goode !Stribling Springs:
The very thought of The STRIBLlNG Sfh'Su 20
makes my "mouth water" for draught ol l's
delightful and health.giying fountain. III ise.
wss greatly benefited ny your alum WATER ana aitef
I: ten days visit returned home miny pounos
heavier than when left and relieved OF indigesion
and debility, from which had Suffered for months
/ repcated my visit the next, year ana was also
much benefited though not so much OF An lnYaiio.
Your s.alum water'' exerts soothing, anera-
tire, and tonic influence over all chronic inhamma-
zion and irritation OF the mucous membrane in I'LL
horizons of the system, aud when 1t is remembered
tb,t the bronchial tu6es, throct, stomach, boces,
urinary and genital organs are al lined with this
nc.uiar. vclycty membrane. 1t will readily be seen
to what an extensive class of diseases this water IS
applicable. 49,
Prepared In the laboratory of Nature, it sur
masses all artificial compoundSas far as Divine
wisdom SURPRISES all human skill and Ingenuity.
I am anxious 10 spend few weeks with you next
month"; and will probably send some OF my patients
thither also. .. -- .. u.9
! With best wishes, yours truly, ..
fb,rI
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DEATHS.

Died, al his residence in Henrico county. on the
evening of September lst instant, JESSE u.
SHEPPERSoN, In the seventy -SlXth year Of his
age.
Washington, ID. G., papers please copy.
Died, at Lebanon, Charles City county, on the
81 instant, Mr.. GEORGE DKEFER In the fifty
eighth year OF his age, and native of the Orkney
Isles, Scotland.
Chicago and Toronto papers please copy
Died, on the 1st instant, at O'Clock p. NJ,
THOMAS WASHINGTON, infant son of Christian
and Carrie n. Lebcr, aged two months.
safe In the arms Of Jesus;
Safe from corroding care:
Safe from the worlds temptation
Sin cannot harm him there
His burial will take place at 10 o'clock THIS
MORNING from the residence OF A. &. Lipscomb,
NJ street near the corner of Twenty-fifth. Friends
Of the family are invited TO attend.
Died in Manchester september ist afser an II
TON. in the fortieth year of his age.
He leaves two children and many friends TO mourn
their loss but his eternal gain.
Norfolk and Lynchburg papers please copy.
Died. ut his residence on Clay street, at p O'Clock
Eek, aged sixty-two years, seven months ana
twenty-one days.
His funeral YIN take place at ST. MaFys Church G6
acquaintance respectfully invited 10 attend.
WOODBRIDGE, wife of d. s. Woodbridge, ESQ.
Her funeral will take place TO-DAY ironi oe'ise-
nary church ii 430 P VI.
Died, September LIST, at quarter to O'Clock,
JOHNNIE d., the infant son OF Vi Nv W. a''u 'i"i!
T.. Temple aged one year and ten DAYS
Christ said: Suffer little children to come unto
me and forbid them not, for of such Is the Kingdom
petersburg papers will please copy.
FUNERAL NoTICE.-The funeral of THOMAS
CLESiMITT viii take place from seventh-Street
nh, n O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-03

COLONEL ROBERT L. WITnERs.-- Our dis
candidate for Lieutenant-GOy-
ernor, who has been on a brief visit to the
Carolinas, arrived in the city yesterday, and
left on the Tennessee train for bis home in
the Southwest, where he will recruit fer a
few days after which he will proceed to
Winchester, where he will open the canvass
on Monday next. The Colonel is i'll excel
lent health Ne,rs, I'd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-03

Mr.. HUGHES is out in new speech. 1t
appears in yesterdays Stale Journal. Its
deductions are too absurd to need contra
dction. Let the reader imagine HUGHES
making that speech in KEMPER's presence,
and KEMPER's scornful and scorching reply
to It, and he can see how worthless 1t Is as
campaign document. -...-...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-03

Sure enough, We hadaImost forgotten that
the election in Maine is to come of next
Monday. But it is not important to recol-
lect the fact. Maine is safe for the ReIAlbli-
cans until new party comes to the fore.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ THE sTRIBLING SPRINGS,
THIRTEEN MILES WEST OF STANTON, VA

Fine mountain air and scenery, good hotel accom-
modations, various means Of recreation and amrse-
ment.
Board Per day, $3.50 per week, BIS; per month";
TIE MINERAL WATERS,
which include the three distinct classes OF ALUM
CIALYBEATE, and SULPIICR SPRINGS are pre- emil
nenily alternative and tonic In their action ana are
most admirably adapted for the treatment OF almost
every conceivable variety Of chronic disease
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS and PNEUMONIA, Dfs-
pEPsIA, LIVER DISEASE. DISEASES OF THE oRl-
NARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, SCRoFULA, cry
sIPELAs, CUTANEoUs DISEASES, NEURALGIA
and GENERAL DEBILITY will IN most cases be
readily cured by their use.
Their unequalled tonic and depuratiye properties
render these waters appropriate remedies In all
chronic cases OF Irritation and debility, NO NATTER
WHAT MAY BE THE NAME OF THE DISEASE.
Public attention is respectfully called to the sub
Joined statements Of persons of the highest order
of intelligence and responsibility attestng the ex-
traordinary curative and restorative powers OF
these springs. S. GOODE, Agent.
September ], 1878.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-03

The Norfolk Virginian's venerable
friend" is not at home just now. When
he comes, he can if he chooses answer the
.Virgnidn's questions. Darus sunlus, non
GHipus. -..-...
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. THAT QUEsrlos.- Did Mr.. HUGHES tell Mr..
WATSON that he would not run for Gov
ernor if the name of anegro were put upon
thp ticket -.
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me- SEPTEMBER 3, 1873. ...

We SEPTEMBER 3, 1878. ... ..
THOMAS Il. PRICE It co.
have open and on the way from market
BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETINGS,
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS,
IRISH LINENS, some very cheap;
SUPERIOR BLACK MOHA1Rs and ALPACAs,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES,
LINEN SHEETINGS, TABLE DAMASK,
WHITE and r ED FLANNELS,
NEW FALL PRINTS,
BLACK and GRAY PRINTS,
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS.
NEW GOODS EVERY WEEK. sea
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BspeyTS, SHOES. &c.

NTE ARE NOW OFFERING OURA
w stock Of -. SGSa-
aud other Summer Goods
AT REDUCED PRICES,
TO make room for Fall Goods Ladies aud Gentle
mems custom work, best qualities only, made to or
der, and guaranteed to lit.
A full line of TRUNKS. SATCHELS. TRAVEL
LING-EAGS. SC, on hand and for sale low by
JOHN X. HOSClIfN e son,
NJ, o. 300 and Sill Iirnld street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-03

pESCUE COUNCIL, No. /, in. S. C.B.
~ Officers and members OF this Council are re-
quested TO meet the Office OF the Piedmont and
Arlington Life Insurance Company, corner Main
September Sd, at O'Clock precisely. Every mem
ter Is expected 10 ie present. nc business of imu0r-
tai,ce To the oiTer Will liz transacted. BY vi
President CARBLSGTOS. .rSI. ~s.sst =.
Sc a-tss y. MAHyulCSES, Secretary.
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LETTER OF THE IION. 4. ri. II. STUART. 81
STANTON, VA, August 81, 1872.
was n visitor with several members OF my iani'
" at Strlb!ing Springs during tie present summer,
and found excellent accommodate ions at moderate
prices I am persuaded from long acquaintance
with the waters of these springs, that they possess
great medicinal virtues.
The climate Is dry and invicoratng, and tho
temperature at night is always moderate and de-
lightful. know OF no place in the mountains
which presents more attractions rs summer resort
ALEX. II. Ii. STUART
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M- GENTLEMEN CAN FIND A
LARGE STOCK OF BOWS at l5c. worth zee,
at CSC. worth SOC;
LINEN COLLARS ut Tsc worth SlSo per dozen ;
LINEN COLLARS at $3.50 worth $3.50 per dozen
HEMsTrTCHED HANDKERCHlEFs at aOc.
worth 5Oc.;
BLEACHED COTTON SOCKS at s: per dozen
worth 50;
Also. bargains In GLOVES, UNDERSHusIs,
sUspENDERs, CRAvATs, and TIES, at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Closing out q lot of SPOOL SILK at &c. spool.
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CASE OF Nh. II. X. ELLYSON, OF THE RICH
MOSD DISpATtH.
This gentleman visited the St-iblng Springs du-
ring the resent summer somewhat cnfeeblcd from
recent indlsposi;ion. He remained ut the springs
eight days. -egained his strength and gained ten
pounds In weight
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
70 THE PEOPLE. OF LOUISA


ITO TIL Z = EUP L Z UF LULISA
X ' IL --.-- COUNTY.
In November next YOU will be callcdupon to elect
the Urea SURER Of your county. For that Office
we are sure YOU cunnot elect better person than
MILFTuS r.. GU0CH, the present incumbent AS
sheriff and also as treasurer for many years he has
faithfully. diligently, and with great ability dis
charged the duties incumbent upon him. You Know
great confidence that we present him again to you
Tor your support at the next election for the Office
of treasurer OF Louisa county for the ensuing term.
So p-;,s MANY VOTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-03

NcGILL LITERARY UNION.-There
IHl will be meeting of this Union THIS WED
nesdayl EVENING at o'clock In the basement of
the cathedral. The presence of every member Is
requested business of Importance will be brougI
before the meeting. IL. L. JOYCE,
e3-lt@ Secretary iJrO tenn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-03

W. SEPTEMBER, 1873. ..
New YAK LACES for trimming fall dresses.
SILK TIES (all new shades,
LADIES KID GLOVES tone and twc-button),
LADIES' SILK UMBRELLAS,
HElts1TTCHED aud EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS,
LINEN-CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS,
CO@T0N HOSIERY.
BALBRIGGAN HOSIERY, &C.,
just received by
sea T.R. PRICE & co.
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NO MEDICINE EQUAL TO THE ALUM WA
TIERS OF STRlBLING SPRINGS.
Extract from n Letter of Almon Hart, Esq, of
TarborU. n. c.. under date Of April 18th, 1873.
'.My health has been better than usual since saw
you. The mineral waters of Stribling certainly did
me good, and they acted like charm upon my wife.
She had been an invalid for FIVE months, and onl!
weighed ninety-one pounds; now her weight is one
hundred andtwenty-ve pounds. She speaks highly
OF the place, and thinks there is no medicine equal
TO the alum water of Stribling Springs Sc 2-3t
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RAPID AND PERMANENT CURE OF A
SEVERE CASE OF LIVER DISEASE.

CASE OF MIR. c. 7. RIDGwAY.
STIBLING STRINGS, August %. 1873.
Some years ago was closely confined TO my room.
in Staunton, for three months bya severe attack OF
liver disease. Being much enfecbled, was unable
to walk up or down stairs without help. My physi-
clan, DR.. EaSan, advised to visit the Strbiine
Springs. When LEFT Stsuuton for this place was
carried and lifted in the buggy, and when ar
rived here was assisted IL like manner from the
buggy into the hotel. at once began the use Of the
sulphur water, and on the ninth day after my az
rival was able to take my gun and go hunting over
the hills. / remained here six weeks, and left il
perfect health, which has remained unimpaircd to
the present time. c. T. RIDGwAY,
uf Groom Valley I,Ith couuty
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pIC.EECE.
EUKER.s SPRING PARK.

EUKER,S SPRING PARK.
Admission for gentlemen, so cents. LADIES AND
CHILDREN FREE -----.-.---a-.-sra.-.
The committee respectfully invite the pubic gen.
orally TO participate in onr picnic.
McCann's First Virginia Regiment band has oeen
engaged for the occasion, and pleasant time Is
promised to all who attend.
sc 3-W,F,&M3t THE COMMITTEE.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, August o. 1873.
Mr.. Goode.-To-day the TWO dcinii"hn5 OF alum
water came TO hand. We nave already sampled y
the contents. While l was waiting for mine t.
come bought Il bottle OF the Roclbridgc, and tho
entire verdict of the flmily Is tiiat TIE STREBLiNG
is SOLAR SUPERIOR TO TIE RoCKBlIDGE THAT \
COMPARISON CANNOT BE MADE.
| would like to tel you Of som, o my exploit
but will rot get feel sure that can sly better
after Il Iit.lc while than now. Enough - s.y hat
all who have seen m say that AN '0T TIE SAME
MAN who left here two months sn"e-somc of III.
most intimate friends recorlizicG me only at =
second look. Very truly yours,
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me- LEATHER BELTS OF ALL KINDS;
PARAsOLS aud UMBRELLAS:
COLGATE:S SOAPS, COLOGNE, ana IER-
FUMES:
FANS Of all kinds
LACES, EMBROfDERIES:
SASH. BONNET, and y Eek RIBBONS:
CORSETS in al styles and qualities;
GLOVES and STOCKINGS. at
se3 LEV bholiiSi9.
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Mr.. G.. IL. Ramcy, 4 lawyer, Of Alexandria. Va.
who suffered from Scrofula in very severe form
greatly benefited mere this summer His opin
ion of thc Stribling alum water is clearly indicated
In the sutjoncd letter:
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7 HAVE a LARGE SUPPLY OF BEST
Il SUIT COKE for sale at the lowest markct rates
Also Anthracite and bitumiuCuS Goals oi al ,cscriP-
lions. Oak and pine wood, sawed and long.
-. ~. X. O. GARY.
No. lis Eighth strcet, near pacsct landing.
iSn1-MNSIp,
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TAMILY PICNIC OF THE SEASON.

THE EXCURSION GIVEN By THE
i BIBLE CLASSES of the Clay-Strcet church,
which was postponed last week. VIII come on on
next FRIDAY, Septenlber 5. 1873. 4 large and Sc
lect crowd Is expected. This will be the most FASH
ionabie affair Of the season.
Street-tars leave First and Broad streets at u a.
nj. Cars leave DEPOT at "a a. M. -.,.,
Gcntlemens tickets 81: ladies' tickets 50c chill
Tickets to be had at the cars and Of the commit
tee generally. : Sc Z-SG
BASKET PICNIC TO DUNLOPS
Is FARM FOR ST. PETERS SUNDAY
SCHOOL on THURSDAY, September 4lh. Train
starts at IL o'cloc. a. NJ. Trip, soc. 4 limited
number OF tickets to be sold Tuesday and Wedites-
day. g.. - ,.......~ ...f +. ',..s. 49, se2-N" J
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FUNERAL NOTICE.-The funeral Of THOMAS
CIESIMITT will take place from Scventh.Street
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NEW FIRM.

A NTHRACITE COAL, sizes suitable for
n CRATES, stoves. and ranges:
LEIIGH LUMP for foundries:
CUMBERLAND. CLOVER HILL, AND WEST
VIRGINIA GOALS.
All coal screened and sold by wei l-.
: II, n AWES,
jye 90 Eighteenth and Gary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-03

NOAL AND WOOD.-I am prepared 10
" furnish CLOVER HILL LUMP AND HAIL
COAL Of The best quality.
Also, MIDLOTHIAN AND CUMBERLAND
COAL, RED AND WHITE ASH ANTlitNIIE
COAL, all sizes. aud seasoned OAK AND PINE
WOOD 1T market rates.
Orders solicited and promptly attended 10.
(. * LIPSCONR.
Offices Seventh and Byrd streets and Fourteenth
street opposite Mayo's Warehouse. j. l.-:ni
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T. b. BENTLEY, corner OF Cary and
1Is Nineteenth streets, can furnish n low Summer
prices Z full supply OF ANTHRACITE coal OF
superior quality; CUMBERLAND COAL. Tor
crates, engines, and smiths work MlDLDTHlAN
AND GLOVER HILL At agents prices. Orders
respectfully solicited. iy s-g!n
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WOOD AND COAL.-Hayiug been ap-
YER HILL COAL, | am prepared 10 deliver that
popular fuel at lowest market rate. Also. Y
rnRACIIE COAL. all sizes: OAK and PINE
WOOD. A call from my old customers and tn:
public is earnestly solicited 1T No. Ninth street,
Ictwccn Main and Cary.
an l5-d,wS3taw2w WILLIAM G. BRAZEAL.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-19
THE CROPS.
Great Falling or OF tho Wheat Crop
Expected.

Special Dipatch to the Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, June l3th.-A Wash.
iogton special dispatch says: Accounts
arc now in from enough of the wheat.
growing States to show that the orop
Of this year will, 10 all probability, b.
less than half what it was last year.
In Western New York. and in fact
along the entire lake region of the
country, winter wheat is, Is might have
been expected from the unusual sever.
ity Of the past season, almost = total
failure. Other crops haye also been
severely injured by the late spring.
The loug'continued vet weather pro.
walls in Iowa, and the crops are suffer.
ng greatly. There is every reason ia
believe that, with the exception Of the
fruit crops, oil others WILDE very short
the deficiency being especially heavy il
cereals. In fact 1873 will probably b<
the wont year W have had since the::be
ginning Of tho var. The. wheat erol
is already being harvested in the South
ern States, and ~ far north as th<
Shenandoah Valley. In some cases il
has been very fair, but by tho time tn.
great bolt of the Central States il
reached, it is believed that the fall
ing of Of the crop will be such Is vii
sstonish the country, and affect the f
napcial situation.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-19
CENTAUK LINIMENT.

Thsrsis no pain which the Oentsur Liniment will
not relieve. no swelling 1t will not subdue, and no
lameness It will not cure. This II strong Language,
butt II true: Where the parts not gone it, o.
fsotsare marvellous. It has produced more cures Of
rhsumatian neuralgia, palsy sprains, swell.
lsngs, oaksdbreasts, scalds, burns saltrheum, car
sche &C., upon tho human frame, and Of strains spa:
vim. gals, &c., upon animals In one year than have
Oil other pretended remedies since the world began
LIS eounter4rrttsnt an all-healing pain 1elever.
oF1pp'es throw away their crutohss, the lane w,lk
poisonous bitesarsrendersd harmless and the vound
"a are healed without scar. It 10 NO humbur. Thu
recipe 10 pubshed around each bottle. It Il selling
~ NO article ever before sold and 1t sells because Il
does just what It pretsnds to do. Those who now
suffer fFonrhsunstisn. pain or swelling deserve to
suffer they will not use Csntsur Eminent. More
than 1000 essaoatss Of rsmarkabls cures including
frozen Limbs, chronic rheumatism. goat, running tn
morn, &C.. have been received We viii send cireu-
lar containing these esrtiaoat the rs,ips, g., to
any one requesting It. One bottle Of the yellow
wrapper Csntsur uniment 10 worth ono hundred dol.
lars for spawned or swsenied horses and mules, OF
TOR screw.worm in sheep. stock-owners-thib lni.
nsnt 10 worth your attention. No family should be
without oentsur Lininent. ). b. BUIs Co., Now
York.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-19
REAL ESTATE TRANsFpRs.
Reported for TIN JOURNAL BY John Zapy
Esq.,, Rsaister Of Deeds.

Warranty Deed Transfers tor Wesk
Dading June ~, 1873.
Michael Colshsn and wife to Catherine COL
shsn for oh neg SEQ T l26 r IS v $500
Anthony Miller and wife to Peter Klein
for nh neg SEQ 4 T 1926 r saw. $500
VIM. J. Holmes and wife to Cornelius Kerr,
for eh Of VII swq SEQ s T 1875 r saw 500
Peter Klein and wife to Anthony Miller for
nh nvq SEQ 4 T l26 R84w $500
Jerome I. Case Of 81 to William DeWolf
Pringle for seq eco "A T 124 r SOW 500
Elizabeth Ayers to Martha Lyon for lots 6
7S9 10 II ~ lS and II block Sc in Mel.
rose $500
Homer Willnarth and wife to Frank Wink
els for VII ufq and nh svq SEQ - T 1923
r82 v and lot 10 seo 80, towurl22 r 81
v $1,000
Mary A. Mcdonald aud husband 10 Dina
Taylor for nh block AZ In F. eennan's 3D.!
dit'on to Aslross $500
johanna Farmhouse and husband to AL.
pert J. Sylvester and William b. Nc
Causin for the Frsnkhause farm $4,000
Nicholas Giles and vito to John Giles for
oh Of swq swq SEQ IA and VII avo and
"n s"q SEQ ~ I 124 r 3s $1,000
Nicholas Giles and wife to Matthias Giles
for VII Of svq swq SEQ II and VII nvo
nwq and VII swq SEQ % T ia & 1881, 600
Henry Schafer and wife to Hermann Kne-
bel for ~ acres lot 10 SEQ 81 T 1928 r
aW 500
Nicholas Jacqueman and vito to Henry
Ksu.ler for nj swq and nwq Seq and lot
2 SEQ 10 T l22 r SOW S9OO
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Nl1NuL1 sruKINKBMpER, os.B
GrAT1 OF NINIsorA, Dakot. county-Pr

crAr1 OF xruxysorl. p..ot. County p,o.
In ~ s..tss- =. A., us. ..
Dupuis. and Hsnrv n ~ Dnnu;s .ino;P u 'a''''A
Notice l. hereby Gyen. tSatbv virtn. Of . licsn,e
dated March 10Th. iS7A issucd bv said ProSats
m nors, shall All a sucS susrdiss. III n"bc
ton, to ths hiehest biddsr f,r cssh S'''' NV
I. The following described r,sl estate Of said m +
The northesst ousstsr cf seotton tventvns ri, n
township ono hundred thirtyssvsn (is7) Il rang
northesst "nsrtsr ~ III north:n.t ansrtsr ~
ton twOnt1thiee I2s) in toVnship one hundred snd