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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-05

Mr.. Robert Watson has sold his house
and lots, in WatSon's Second Addition, to
Mr.. Geo. Johnson. We believe the price
was 81 600.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-05

Mr.. Eacr D:ru,u has purchased the in
terest OF his brother, {. {. Eirum, i'll the
Saw Mill property.
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WANTED. We viii, Civ. men sod
women
Rnsiness that will Paw

from 81 to So per day, can he pursued in your own
neigl,icrhood it is rare chance for those out Of
employment or having leisure time girls and boys
frequently do a. we'll - men. Particulars free.
Addross J. LATHAM / Co
90 Washington st., Boston, Moss.
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NOT L. y.

L. :. LAND OFF ca.
Redwood Falls June Stn Ih.i.
Comnlant l.ayinr H,' II "nt"r Il ut this fire l..
Peter Kelley against Samuel Curtis Jr. for Ht':'.,n-
ing his j.rr-c,ni ton Entyy, u. :. NJ. 49,. .'i;.d
AUGUST !&t i,.2 ullnn thv \. hair \. T. i l,h IL;
No. l. ia See IN -. T"w;;-ip 10. Range 50, IN
r., " u0i Ini:':tv, i.,;.sI!' .t.t;.
" i1h view t., he cr. l!,t...! e said entry til"
<"l parties arr, l"i.' ''. ! g. :.?":i at tbs
Die On til. i;,t, Jay Ok .:u!, .:+. 1t - nc!"ck
~, to r. sponA AID fi..i-li tsst:sniry concerning
said alleged abandonment.
t. F. WITH Reg s>tcr.
AZ W II, KELLY, Receiver.
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Wood received at this Office on account.

I Jacob Sthmahl is rla$tering his house
So is Dr. Hitchcock.
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TENANTS WANTED.

We have four or FIVE farms for rent
with houses furnish seed if desired.
Can make favorable terms with those har-
ing teams. Apply to o B Turrcll at Red
wood Falls.
TURRELL & LEWIS.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-05

Mr. J, W. Mctzroth Jr who was en-
ploved in this Office last winter, has RETURN
ed to take charge as foreman.
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s's-rni"-,>Hit' i.hn;l. 40. o. L. = X
". !.'...' !" .I.''-t.w> an III Is, and 81 Wed,
s->lry> IA "a, noath ~ - "'.lork T. "
Ro"r. WATSON, S"c'v.
Z q. Of e. r. Meets ev"ry Monday evening a.
the S..5 sol Il usr
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NOT ICE
NOTICE..

IT S.LAND OFF!CE--
u E.,.wond Falls I!inn, April eth 1874
Complaint hav!n" been entered ut this Office hy
Nat!san Davis: a-aI E:i Il. bcn.s for abandoning
his Homestead tnt'%, No. 1888, dated .'u'y ISL.
Npon the North 4 South West i Section 20 Township
III. Range ~ in Lyon County, Minnesota, with a
view to til, cancellation Of said eitry the said par
ties are hereby summoned to app er at this Office on
t'c l'h day OF .!ua 1874 at "c.nck NJ to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said all ged alan
comment.
BE SM,rn.R"eistrr.
H.rriy,r
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NOTICE.

US. Land Office.
Redwood Falls, MINI, October Goth, 1874 )
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Andrew lund agai,st Mons Johnson for ;t'.ani"nn.
his HON stead Entry. No. i7Oo dated May II, 1852
upon the South - Of South East quarter Section ..
Township Ill, Range 80, in Ncollet County, Minue-
sofa,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear ut this
Office on the 26th DAY of Novemb,r, 1874. at 10
o'clock A NJ, to respond and furnish testimony
corning said alleged abandonment.
b. F. Smith, Register.
VIM. II. Kelley, Receiver.
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BLACKSMITH
LOW SH Pl

Having fitted up my new shop,
with special reference to the wants OF
Redwood and vicinity, and stocked
with the best material. l am now
prepared to do all kinds Of work in
the line. Making and repairing Of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
PLOWS, HORSE SlIOElNG 60.
Shop near Stickel's corner.
FRED. V. HOTCHKISS.
ITO.
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New Tim 4 Redwood Stage Lines.

Redwood Falls to Marshall on Friday and return
or Saturday.
Redwood Falls 70 Mime sofa Falls, Wis Yellow
Medicine on Friday aud return on saturday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-05

Mcmillan & Belt are boring a we'll at the
Parsonage OF the Methodist church.
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Boots or shoes
or il fashionable
SUIT OF CLOTHING.

are requested to call upon james D"'t-
"al. she principal reason assigned
:"r this notice, is simply to close Out
the eIy"nt stock how 81 hand. to
make room for more OF the same kind
|fyou wish at lie same time ii good
pair Of gloves, stockings, (a"d ladies'.
>mh r2rsrtS) or anything iii the No
''"n 'inc, call at once, i': they are go.
~ fast. Truly yours
JAMES l,uRrNAL.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

nefault having been made in the payment Of th"
Dsum of Ninty tonr dollars and iity cents which
amount is hereby claimed and d clarcd to be due at
the date of this notice for principal and interest upon
certain Mortgage executed and delivered by Edna NJ
Mcdonald to L. Z. Horton bearing date September
18th A. u. 1878, and On the 18th DAY of September
\. d. 1913, at o'clock Z. ". was duly recorded in
the Office of tie Register OF deeds in and for Red
wood Comfy Minnesota in Book = of Mortgages On
page g.. Which said Mortagc and the debt secured
thereby il still the property Of the said F. r. Ho,
and no preceedin S 1T law otherwise havin. been
instituted to said debt or any portion there
of. Now therefore Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of the power Of Sale in said Mort contain
ed AID of the Statute in such made aud prcy d.
that the ST il Mortgage will ir io-"clos ed an. the
tract or parcel Of land lying and being in said Red
wood Couty and described in said Mortgaye Us foil
ov:s 10 wit: The South West quarter OF the North
West quarter OF Section Thirty Two, To wnship OF, e
hundred and twelve, Range thirty six, contsining
forty acres ofiand more less ding to COVER
nmeEt survey, will! sold at public auction to the
Lghes. bidder for cash by the Sheriff of said Red
wood County at the front door of the Court House
in Redwood Falls Redwood County and State of Mime
sofa on Friday the 18th dag December \. D. 1874
II O'Clock A. NJ Of said day to satisfy and pay the said
principal sum and interest above named and the costs
and disbursements allowed Iy law.
Dated October Goth 4. u. 1874. E. r. Horton
Mortgage. N. E. Powell Atty. Redwood Falls MINI
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Officers Of Redwood County.
Judy. OF Prul.,te-M n. BALDWIN.
Clerk q, Crurt-II. u BALDWIN.
S.eriE flies. MrMIlLAN.'
Cs.oncr--n |. NiTC'ICoCE
4 ul;tor--E. 4 CHANn,EE
r ..surcr-I. +. RrB!NSON.
Register Of Dcrls-G. v BiALEY
S.rv ,yor--D. WATSON.
k.to.aev--M, +. POWELL.
mr. Cnr,n,ssionrr-S. : STtCEL".
pit q: Sci, ,o!s-WM q. HERRIDTT.
cu,,tv Ca mss u TS3ETrS. C'tu.:
f. WtSG-rr ". II. HAWK.
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NJ. L. S Clemens has taken two coun-
tics, nj, ollet and Meeker, for well boring
and will commence work at once. Mr..
Clemens family remain here.
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NOT ICE.

NJ IIE.
IT LAND oFI:'cn-
u i.c..vooa Falls. Nay e. "a.
Complaint haviu. been entered ut this Office by
!etrr iioinqucst against Carl Gustaf Peterson 70:
abandoning his tio" s>t"aa Entry, No. G'i;, d,t"''
September 18th 1871. upon tho $. T. = n. J.,
and r. 4 of 5. W.. = section b, Township 1l2,
Range so W, in Siblry corty Minnesota.
with view to he cnci.alion ct s!i! entry the said
parties are hereby summoned to i!c'r this Office
Gu The 9TH dav Of July, 1874, at II O'Clock H., to
respond aud fur nsh testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
3. F. SMITH, Register.
". II. KELLY. Receiver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-05

Mr.. Hugh Curry returned, last Friday,
from Wisconsin where lie spent the sum-
nlor.
This week j. { iHe sample Of Minnesota
weather, which means, that i.could not
Ic improved.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-05

House and two lots for sale opposite Q
the hardware store apply to \. Moore.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-05

The American Sarlinc Co.'S DoneleSS
Sardines. are much better, and less than
half the cost of imported Sardines. q
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-05

A new supply of legal la ks, deeds,
mortgages, chattle mortgages. Justices;
blanks. &c--for sale at this ct.ice.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-05
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-05

Wall Paper--24 of the most desirable
patterns selected with taste and care, at
Rob. Watscn's.
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The Second term Of Mr.. i. Flynn's
writing >ciiool viii begin next Mon,iay
evening, Nov. 9th. The same evenings
vI.j l." occupied, as during the first term
" ,.itli c:o-nl .a,t Erdly evening
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-05

Dr.. Hitchcock is getting his establish
meEt crowded with new goods.
foilrt and Fancy articles.
purG I!,.,, Sp
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For Sale.

\ Lady'S Saddle, nearly new and made
by Proull Of st. Paul. Has plush seat
Cheap for cash. Inquire at this office.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-05

xv>lay> IN "a, moath r'7.3 n'.,or> p W.
Ro"r. WATSON S"c'v.
7. q. Of e. r. Meets ev"ry Monday evening a.
the ST.: ,ol Il use.
Church Directory.
paEsBSrHElAx-Rev. ". n. Chamberlin. Pastor.
Services every Sabbath at II a. and att r, IN.
Sabhsth school at I before 10 a. NJ.
Mkruoplsr.-1.. +. Smith Pastor. Services every al
ternste Sabbath at 1o. a. No., Sabbath school every
Sabbath, at:h ?. m.
The Redwood Grange OF the Patrons of Hus.andry
will hold m,'tiays reruiarly the lst ami Sd Sat
usi,rs Of every month, at ;. O'Clock N.
New Tim \ Redwood Stage Lines.
"A DAILY STAGE EACH WAY.
Redwood Falls to Marshall on Friday and return
or Saturday.
Redwood Falls 70 Minnesota Falls, Wis Yellow
Medicine on Friday aud return on Saturday.
All communications and Locals must be
sent to this Office by "Wednesday morning
TO insure their insertion
Wood receiyedat this Office on account
Jacob Sehmahl is pIa>,eling his house
So is DR.. Hitchcock.
Mcmillan & Belt are boring a well at the
Parsonage OF the Methodist church.
Mr.. Hugh Curry returned, last Friday,
from Wisconsin where lie spent the sum-
Mor.
This week i, . iiHe sample Of Minnesota
weather, which means, that itcould not
te improved.
Mr.. Encr D:rulu has purchased the III
tercst OF his brother, {. {. Eiru,n, i'll the
Saw Mill property.
Mr. J, W. Mctzroth Jr. who was en-
ploved in this Office last winter, has return
ed to take charge as foreman.
The School Board Of this District award
to Peter Ortt, the contract for wood.
Hard maple at S4.33 and Rock Elm at
1888.
Mr. Robert Watson has sold his house
and lots, in Watson's Second Addition, to
Mr.. Geo. Johnson. We believe the price
was 81, 600.
NJ. /. S. Clemens has taken two coun-
tics, Nj, ollet and Meeker, for well boring
and will commence work at once. Mr..
Clemens family remain here.
DR.. Hitchcock is getting his establish
neEt crowded with new goods.
foilct and Fancy articles.
Pure Drugs &c.
Mcmillan \ Belt have received their new
Augur AMI rigging Tor boring wells i'll Red
wood County, u!iI are ready to begin work.
They have IA undivided halt Of Redwood
County.
The girls OF EcJwoot Fails, have Gro
solved that Il the Young n,cn won't come
and 80. Us, We will 90 ,nd So" tneln.'
''L",> t.y their courage, boys, doAt go
SC, d..
The Second term Of Mr.. 3. Flynn's
wri;in, >ciiool Will begin next Monday
evening, Nov. 9th. The same evenings
HI *: occupied, as during the FIRST term
which closed last Friday evening.
Nr j..tr,~ 4 ,l,i,4~n,l, brother of County
e. ~,,.t.. Robinson, has ,,vcn selected to
! = ,,.o-: 20 IL" new Elevator. ""
..., /, J. ,l,>j|, "a ;,n ...ci-nL ;.l.I
,..,.>. = a. :, ;,l t.e ,w>i,.uIl.
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-. .'5l: ,r.I3rl o'l;in"Ss excel
.. -. fl. ...... OF goods on land.
20, -t,t.e grnct rie>: canned and
IL. :. ..u.ts; excellent cooking apples: SUI
p-I!vr candies; oats and corn; potatoes,
u.io..s, &c, Hominy and beans, etc, etc. !,
a.. Of the best quality and at the lowest
cash prices.
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ANDREWS & ROBINSON.
Mortgages.
SIMPSON & WILSON, Atty's., winona, MINI:
%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-03

POLICE Court, YEsTERDaY.-Church For
lune (colored) was fned 81 Tor using indecent
language in the street Robert Braxton (col.
ored), 81 for drunkenness; Jim Wood (col-
ored), 81 for abusing the team OF Christian
Bergen Zlchariah Tay lor, $3.50 for assault.
ing Dominic Pasquini; Denis Kennedy, 81
for being drunk; Peter Reaan, 81 for tres
pass; Susan Lee (colored), So for using OBJ.
scene language in the street; Thomas Paine
(colored), 81 for being drunk Jacob Rich
ardson (coIored), so for an assault upon L.
B. Witler.
Julia Williams (coloredD was sent to Jail for
ninety day for stealing vest from Michael
G!ligan.
Twelve other petty cases were heard and
the parties discharged.
The case Of Benjamin Carter and Jim Rob-
inson (coloredD, charged with entering the
house of A. j. Byrne and stealing lot of
whiskey and cigars, was continued until
Wednesday.
Calvin Carter (cslored) was fined 81 for
disorderly conduct.
William Mosely was fined $40 for an as
sault upon George Wilson, and was sent to
jail in default Of payment.
Robert Owens and William Stewart (co-
lored boys) were fined 81 each for throwing
stones In the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-03

DEATH or Mr.. JOSEPH JACKsoN.-Mr. Jo-
seph Jackson. clerk in the office of the Au-
ditor of Public Accounts, died yesterday
afternoon at quarter past 3 O'Clock, In
the eishtieth year of his age. lie was at
bis desk Saturday. and performed his duties
as usual, though quite unwel. He had been
long sufferer from asthma, which disease,
with hemorrbages, Unexpectedly eliminated
in death. Mr.. Jackson was one of the old
est public officials in Virginia. He went 10
the capitol in November, 1914, to assist bis
father. and took the desk Of clerk OF ac-
counts with the intention OF remaining SIX
months. Iustead Of half year he remained
at that same post exactly sixty years he was
one of the purest and best of VirginiHs puD-
iic servants, and was quite worthy 10 be COM
pared with the good and great men OF the
commonwealth with whom be was contem'
poraneous and whose friendship he enjoyed.
Ia early manhood, middle age, and OLD age
in times of peace and times of war; IN sun,
shine and storm, he was always punctuai
and diiyent. No Que was more consclen-
tious, amiabie, and kind-hearted, and no one
better performed bis allotted part in life. bis
loss will be grievous sorrow to large CIR, r,
Gle of relatives and friends residing IN all
portions Of the State.
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The MINSTRELs OTHER AMUsEHENTS.-
Haverly's Minstrel Troupe commence brief
engagement at the Theatre to-morro " night.
It is said to be an excellent company, and
the press in the South and West has been
lavish in its commentator Of the exhibition.
The performance is said to be refined in
every respect, and the troupe only ask that
il be witnessed before judgment is passed.
One of the New Orleans papers has the fol-
lowing paragraph concerning the MINISTRIES
s.'rhe dearth of amusements for some
weeks past had whetted the appetite of the
public for any respectable amusement that
might be offered but it is not out OF the
Way to say that the crowded audience that
attended the Olympic last night were sur
nrised at the delight, not to say enthusiasm,
that was aroused in them by the HaVerly
Ministries. The first part was character
izsd by newness and genius throughout,
and gave the most entire satisfaction.
while on this theme it is not out
Of place to remark that negro min
strelsy, like tue clown business OF tue
circus, is often neglected to an
extent that stale is mild WORD tor lt'
and when minstrel troupes come before at'
diences with the jokes that have been ialnl'
liar for years, the public are not dlsposeq 10
natronize them to an enormous extent. But
when troupe like the Haverly Ministries
come by. composed OF men of originality
and genius, there is something to be looked
for by those who desire novelty, This
troupe has been vastly improved by changes
and additions since they were here last
spring. Mr. Haverly has shown himself 10
he manager of the highest ability. he ap'
preciates good talent--Lhat which will please
the Million"
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MR. PARsoSs's LEcrURE.-An intellige

Mr.. PARsoSs's LEorURE.-An intelligent,
refined, aud appreciatiye audience greeted
Hon. William Parsons at his lecture in AS
sembly Hall last night. " Michael Angelo !"
and "Rise of Fine Arts in Italy" were sub.
iected TO an elucidation which occupied
about an hour and quarter in delivery.
So rapidly, easily, and gracefully did the
lecturer glide along through the vicissitudes
of the life of the hero of his subject that
whether the hearer dwells upon him as
portrayed as a sculptor, painter, engineer,
soldier. or architect, no one who was capa-
bic of appreciatiug true genius could fail to
attest the orators exemplItication as one Of
sentiment, feeling. and genuinepess. An.
other opportunity is offered our citizens of
hearing this eloquent man, and those who
fail to embrace it cannot conceive what
treat in oratory they have rejected. To-
night his theme is "Rchard Brinsley Sheri-
dan and the Orators, Wits, and Humorists Of
England"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-03

DAYLIGHT AT LAST.-Therc has Eeen many 3
man for the past year who seemed eaveloped In
clouds aad darkness. Business had become dull,
stagnant, and prosrrated, and financial desontion
appeared TO be impending; but the darkest hour is
Just before day, and daylight Is at last approach
ing-cspecially Is this the case for those who have
s. cured their tickets for the next Gift Concert OF
The Public Library of Kentucky, which takes place
November 80. The S2,500.000 in magnificent
cash pl ICES will that day distributed and many
heart will that day be made glid For tickets or In
formation, apply to A. p. L'EcuYEE, 900 Ban"
street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-03

CoLoREp SuNDAY-scHooL UN1oN.-The re-
gular monthly meeting Of the Colored Sun
day-School Union was held on Sunday at the
Second Baptist church. The meeting was
called to order at 81 O'Clock by the Presl'
dent, and opened with the usual religious
exercises.
The reports from the SCHOOLS belonging M IL ,
the Union were read. They did not show
as large attendance, &c, as in the previous
report, but the mention of good order and
faithful performance Of duties in the schools
and classes was sufficient guarantee that
the cause was not suffering. REGULATIONS by
the children showed the care and diligence
of the teachers.
A. II. Cumber addressed the Union &C.
cording to appointment. Subject: "En'
coupgement."
The next meeting will be held at Eoene'
zer church, and Mr.. A. Buntz Will denver
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-03

DWELLING HOUSE PARTLY BURNED.--Irs
'terd,y morning just before II O'Clock the
Fire Department was called out IN response
to an alarm from Box %, Seventh street oe-
tween Cary and Canal, caused by the burning
of the roof of the large double brlck tehe,
ment, No. is south Fifth street, occupied
by Mr.. j. z. L. Woodward. The hre orig,
mated from d burning chimney. Sparks !ei
upon the shingle roof, which was ola ano
dry. and gentle wind blowing at the time
spread the flames with rapidity over the en-
tire roof, which, together with part OF the
upper story and attic, was badly burned
MIR. Woodward's furniture was removed
though much of it was damaged in gettlne
it out. The house was owned by Or
Nimmo, and was insured. Loss, about SS0C
or s. 400
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-O OFFICE NOVEMBER %, 1874
Mss Mollie E. Cosby, care of B. f. Cosbv,
Bells Crossroads, Louisa county, Va; B.
Jacobs d Co.. Greensboro, N. c.; Dir. vii.
liam Miller, 707 Main street, in care of Mr.. /.
u. Briggs, Richmond, Va j. 81. Montague,
lll9 y Main street, Richmond, Va; Dir. W.
d. pleasants, Dispatch office, corner Twelfth
and Main streets, Richmond. Va; Mr.. Joel
Ilndall. Lawrence station, Mercer county,
Nd; Mrs. L. Woodins, Chesterfield coln-
ty, Va,
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BEAUTIFUL REEF.-About the most beautiful
meat ever exhibited IN the Richmond market Is the
premium beef now OIL sale at EICuzL's stall In the
second Market The fat Is preltie: and thicker, the
lean apparently IN re tender and delicate, aud The
appearance of The meat generally the most inyli
we have ever seen. Besides all this. It has been
butchered in A.st-rate style. and our Richmond
housekeepers would do we'll TO buy roast, or a
steak or piece for stewiug, from EIcHEL Every
body knows where 10 find the most popular butcher
fha rLpf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-03

ELECTION OF OrYIcERs.-At a Laeeting OF
Company Q Guard OF The Commonwealth
held last night the following officers were
elected: Captain, j. Y. Bidgoed; First
Lieutenant, W. M Hill; Second Lieutenant,
): L. Warren; Orderly Sergeant, E. C.
Waltball; Second Sergeant. W. T. Blosby !;
Third seryeant, R. c. Hill; Fourth Sergeant,
Z. w. McFarlaine: Fifth Sergeant, William
Marshall, Jr; First Corporal. S. 81. Taylor:
Second Corporal, L. F. HiI; Third Cor
pornl, Thomas Bransford . Fourth Corporal.
G. Il. Wren