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OFFICE OF VIRGINIA Steamship
AND JAIKET COMPANY :
Richmond, june 10. IS74.

ALL PERSONS TaVING CLAIMS
n against the VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND
PACKGT COMPANY are hereby notified to pre-
sent the same prior 10 the 2gth DAY Of nexs July,
as the affairs Of the company may DC speediiy
wound up. ~. % pIhtl..
1c 8. eOd1m FEesIucht.
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WANTED EVERY ONE TO KNOy
BOOTS, SHOES, .Sc.

EJST RECEIVED.-Opene thiss
~ morning thirty dozen pairs of Ladies'. H E.
Mis7es' ana Children $ SHOES, embrace ~ aR FA
the novelties in i:rTToNED aud LAGER BOOTS
SLlPPtRS. Mr assortment hl.ludcs almost every
siyle now worm and ladies will hardly fail TO hc
pleased if they will give me u call at 9O9 Maln
Street. beiwee! Ninth and TeRtii.
. i'll j ~. ~. IL.
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II THE CITY JAIL.-There are now con-
fined in the city Jail 1o2 prisoners, Of which
2G are white men. 40 negro men, 33 negro
women. and ) white women. -Four of the
womcn-two white and two black-are lu-
naticS; one Of them is the unfortunate crea-
ture known as the Hollywood ghost" AS
they are entirely harmless, they are not sub
iected to any more restraint than the other
women, whose apartment they share.
Twenty negroes and six whites are en-
ploycd in the chaiu-gang, which is divided
into three squads, respectively controlled by
Captain Wilkinson, and deputies Henry
O'Dwycr and Tucker Davis, Wikiuson'S
PARTY has lately been employed about the
old City Hall, removing furniture, fixtures,
&c, TO the new temporary building. Dayis's
squad is under orders from the Board Of
Health, and has been sweeping the streets.
O'Dwyel's is engaged in cleaning out cul-
verts. The whole gang goes out at O'Clock
in the morning ana works until in the eve
nnS-scven hours per day.
Among the prisoners is James Campbell,
Il negro, who is serving term OF SIX months
for robbery. At the expiration OF his Jail
service he will be transferred to the penl-
Tertiary to remain twelve months for bur-
elary. Philip Clark negro), under sentence
OF tive years in the nenitentiary for house.
breaking, and Henry Jordan, sentenced to
five years in the pcntentiary for felonious
assault upon Mr.. Priddy, toll-sate keeper ON
the Williamsburg road, are in Jail awaiting
the laws delay upon their application for
new trial.
Chesterfield county is represented by
Frank Thacker, Il negro sent from Manches-
tpr for twelve months for stealing iron ElSy
Payne, for three months for beating his
wife; James S'anly, charged with horse
stealing; and Ell Henson, from Glover Hill,
charged with an infamous crime. The last
two are awaiting trial by the courts of Ches-
terlield.
Jailor Cummins was sick yesterday, but
his polite deputy, Mr.. Franklin, and gen
tlcmanly prisoner who has been detailed as
clerk, showed our reporter all "the mys-
terieS.'
All the prisoners looked hale and hearty,
and the institution is neatly whitewashed
and clean from TOP to bottom.
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Dos,r FAIL to attend AppERsoN's sales this ,.
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PERSONAL,

THE GENTLEMAN WHO, THROUGH
l ,ni.take exchanged HATS Al Hines Lodge j.:
Of p last night. will please call al Al ~ liz
Notton ''Io''' wv &c 2U-lt~
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scuAAr's cigar and variety store 1902 Main st.
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PAPER co1IARs at wholesale at scHAAf's,
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Esiss EE 2SE.
y, E!ll j. GoGdu.
.,... f-.,.l huctIuUc,zrs. HOS liir.E street.


.,... F-..ll hu-ilunc,rs. llUs MihE street.
TEE * z,HANGE BOTEL, CORNER
TEA N&ii< ANB FnL RI J. T III
>."..'.I ~. iiIi pNp, Va, FOR LtASE.-At
H. r..a-~I - it" nHG"re. sYe viii offer for lease
'.-a4 "I-t3t' YtaIs~ Cl; - -. The above
he -. .ass ', sriE. P.'~>.-,-,iCn viii he gwen on
81. -.ih !t. t"j,ucr. lett- IL "hlci tla:e The
'.-.'i j,H~' .>pIr",. Iiir Artc! was out III
u.t.. ..E. ,s- jE, vars ago A4viu? been painted
...r ....uG-s!ui -ioud ANY ajrs bc now nccCs-
E-'. a.t " ~ -. IJnc.
f.. t.s.i ( pr@I"rly LAS b., go long and favor
.. a'. -. L. tee pEb!!c l!!a! = minute dc."rp-
.- t,t i,1!g.i iccr-sarS. IL j. complete in
'.". sI"clrsigtaiuiug 30 GJn.ls: ucsidCa, ce-
- ..t'1 s:i,'r:. lIdIca' p2riOrs and Ceil;ion
..~ 'stjs TG: T"!t:. 'ti-roOUis .iNe bar rOo:I ac
u. 'T'"'"tt"as. a:c- &c.. with al IN" mOderu .in
. '--.' Als t!4 9,.Scs: inventions tor the comfort
..' ifat' l!g@ s,YrlIc. Ii no. icS~,.d privately
>, ., >AI rH~j. august !, 1-Ta- we will on
.-'s. u > r!p':l J.. W., The premises psS-
/" s"I~e u pui] auciion 10 Tie ila est pldtle1..
1'f .titfr !niprH1f,.u aprIyto
HlLl. & tnQDDIN.
Peg I1-,;' AgctiGnh..rs ana Real E..;..e Agents.
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uMpRELLAs-svery slyle made--al scHAAp's,
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TUST OPENED, ANOTHER LOIE
pB OF Buuis;er& Tichepo,9s BAND-SEN-Esf sfA
ED ROOTS. CATERS, TIES, and PRlSCEA
ALBERTS, for 5r>n'lemen7 and Z. =. Birls But
WINGO, ELLETT & CRUMP's
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CIGARS and tobacco, popular brands, at scHAAp's
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TMPORTATION DTRECT.-I | ave again
received a6other direct shipment ts.ni . sssi- S.a,
= Iso ber JAyESDER T WATER and CARMEL.
ITE sP KITS. delighifut toilet preparations, ana
never Ieiore Imported. Sold wi,oiassle ang retail
y. ~ ~. " rt nyiees L. WAGNER
= eco go M Druggist, Sixth asd Bread streets.
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WANTED. everybody to know where to
W buy GOOD COUNTRY BUTTER at CSC.
per pound. retail. receiving twice a week by eN-
press and otherwise. Also, FRESH Eggs received
IL above, and Tor sale by ~,l,. o,
ROBERTSON l. Co,
ielo.2,+ Stall No. II, New Market.
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: Books for all classes and purposes at scHAAr's.
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WANTED, TO PURCHASE between
w $50 and 200 feet frontage on Masn, Frank
lin. Grace or Broad street. west end, suitable tor
lower-g,rtcn. Apply, stating price. &c. te
JOHN LAIRD,
ic2n-lt% Gracc-sIrect Gardens.
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COMMENCEAIENTS.

SoT
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
TH1aTIETH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.
1874.
SUNDAY, JUNE 21ST.
S:l5P NJ: Sermon before the Missionary soci-
city by Ii. A. UPPER, ID. y.
MONDAY. JUNE 22D.
$40 p NJ: Alumni address, by Professor Jo-
sEpII \. TURNER. of lIo'lins Institute.
TUESDAY, JUNE 23D.
s:l5P.M Final Celebration OF Philologian So
ciety-at Assembly Hall. Richmond.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24TH.
4P. NJ: Annual Meeting Of Trustees-at Second
Buplist church.
s:l5 r. NJ: Final Celebration Of the Mu Sigma
Rho Society.
THURSDAY, JUEE 10Th.
S:15 ?. NJ: Commencement proper.
All of these exercises except &c above s1acifed
will be- helu In he College chapel. j. 2U-ot
MILLINERY.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! sa8s
GREAT BARGAINS At THE NEW STORE OF
MISSES ANDERSON JOHNSON.
THE LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY.
Selling al panic prices at 207 east Broad street.
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cAsrs-gold anasilyer headed-at scuaAr's.
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yTOOL WANTED.-We desire to buy all
" The WOOL we can get, and will pay the high
est market price in CASH.
Persons having WuUl. for sale, by shipping 1t to
Us will receive prompt remittance at highest mar
kct value.
agents for HoYT'S WIuTE-oAK-TASNED Lea
TIER BETTING. fur sale 81 manufacturers prices
POWERS. BLAIR 4 TO-,
my l9-TuSFSw No. ~ Pearl street.
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THE CHEAP STORE.

Selling at panic prices at 207 east Broad street,
bptw cen second and Third. ls Zo--"
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EXCURSIONS.
VIRGINIA LODGE, NO. 2, MG
KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAs. sS
MONDAY, June Goth.

THE EXCURSION FOR REAL ENJOYMENT
AND A DAYS AMUSEMENT
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THE LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY.
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BRIGGS AAS MEDICINES.

| I>lNf' TASTS.-Chtoride Of Lime,
= = t4rbJc ACID. Carl,olic Powder, phcnol So
'iut' f'rtH&HguAatc Of i'O.asa. aud CJDleras- For
S"." ~ BUDLKER SEOTuEES.
j. 10 Uraggists.
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L y%s44aSS
Mrs. C. G. THOMPSON has opened a-XMaEs
MILLINERY STORE at No. 2lO seventh street,
,hrnn ,ioors from Broa,l. where she intends TO sell
rhrnprr than the cheapest. Having bought net
goods for cash she can afford TO sell extremely
Shr,n Ilcr goods are well selected cons, luently
will nc,sn tc most fastiii0uS both In quality aBo
price. A call will secure great bargains.
al 2-rh&N3m
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r0H REST.

,ou GENr;;s 1;s rs,; nNE-nNaS r:,ss ,':sc,, E' hnaa
! ..r,.-- N|'> ~ Sc 2c-codS't
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WANTED, everybody to call at S23 Main
~ street and examine The COSBY INVALID
and usefulness: the most cOInplc,e piece OF furni
trc ever offered 10 the public: cnGorScdby the pro-
Iessors OF iii" ncdic college o Virginia and other
prominent physicians. State rights for sale.
my 20-cud1 III COSBY * MCGbFERN.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. BOARDERS FOR SENE-
w RAJ furnished rooms also for suit OF
rooms on the second floor. al
MRS. II. L. WIGAND'S,
nv 1a-rodl2t SIS Broad street.
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NO DUST! NO HOT CARS! NO TEDICTs
TRIP OF HOURS!
but an opportunity to coolly enjoy the beautiful
scenery al The river, and be rrgltd with the uucet
strains OF
McCANN's FAMOUS BAND,
and trip the light fantastic toe without the intru-
sion or proximity of disorneriy ch.rac.ers, unfor-
tunately the inevitable adJuucts OF laad pic-nos
and excu sons.
LEAVE AT 7 A. M.-DowN THE RIVER,
passing through Dutch Gap going and returning,
seven (7) hours: returning at 3 =. NJ.
The boat is provided with awnings and all other
requisites for protection against the sun and to
make the trip COL and especially enjoyable t., The
a,ies ana children as well us for their comfort and
safely.
The boat will be thoroughly and efficiently po-
Iced. Disorderly characters need not attempt this
trip, for The least breach OF decorun will be sn-
Those who prefer can make 1t for themselves =
BASKET PIC MIC. though refreshments Will bc
furnished ut city prices.
TICKETS Gentiemen, u; ladies, aoc.; children
twelve years and under, 25c.
Tickets can he had at 9l5 Bank street;
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
je 2o-s,W&,
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RA1LRoAD,l
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. =
RICHMOND, VA-Jun 10, 1874.
EXCURSION TRAINS.
OnSUNDAY, June 81, EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave seve teenth STREET Tor
SCHUTZGN PARK
as follows: r. NJ, 8 r. NJ, y. NJ, p. NJ,
r. NJ. 7 L. NJ, s L. NJ, T.. NJ, 10 .. M.-return-
Ing from the PARK every intermediate half-hour.
EDGAR VLIET,
ie2O-It General Passeng, Agent.
EAMILY EXCURSION.
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
WEST POINT,
THURSDAY, JUNE 25TH. Gent!cnsn. .! IN
dies 7Jc lie 20J D. II. CoanlIh'
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NEICk DWELLING. A.:

: ,---.. ,,T<T-HNlCk nWEi-Ll l\1;A:;;
-" at. kIrrnE\. two rreu'<, arg es.;t
/ ...' .i,,oy>. w;iA COCA GAktFN AZ. =,
:. .... ,..,g ,,trr. Corner Thr;Icth and
e.. tvrl''N>&,:. &C., >": ,c,;a> %oa Se''""' between"
... ~ . N> ~ frau<nu >'r|c;. near me
t.., ~. T., ~. na! nj once. hi,im hrmi i%M I" \
s.a# <n. G"iiiu RaN.
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EIRST GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION
h OF THE SEASON TO WEST POINT On
MONDAY. JUNE 22, 1S74-CHiCkaHOM
TRIBE, No. "a. /. o. X. NJ, take pleasure In an
nouncing to the public and brethren OF The Crder
that ample provision has been made for The perfect
endowment of all who may favor US with ,heir pre-
sence.
CaptaIu McCann's First Regiment Band has BEN
secured
The train will conis. Of coaches newly htteo UP
for The OCCASION.
Strict order win be enforced
All who wis 10 enjoy fishing, bont az, bathing,
and other amisemenfs, sl uld not et This opp0rtu-
nIry pass. " promise happy dme for all.
Ihe train will leave the d.srot at ~ O'Clock.
Tickets for gcEtIem" 81 ladies. 75c.: to be bad
Of members Of the rider and 1T the train.
ic lS.3t
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WANTED, OCCUPANTS for two very
~ desirable suits Of furnished atnrtmcnls win
board al 900 Leigh street. j. 1S-Ih.~.&H3t"
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.
TheJAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
are now issuing the following EXCURSION TICK
No. |. From Richmond TO halfway ard return the
same day on the up-steamcr. Rounc-trip
tickets good for that day only, 81.
No. II. From Richmond to Old Point, Vue de
l'Eau, and Norfolk every SATURDAY
AFTERNOON at 7 +. NJ. Round-trip
tickets, Sc so, good to return by the same
steamer, arriving here Sunday night, or
Ly the steamer arriving here Monday al
ternOou.
No. III. DAILY EXCURSION Except Sundays) TO
Old Point, Vue de l'Eau, aud Norfolk,
leaving here ut 9 A. VI. Single trip, s2
Round-trip, $3.50. Tickets good until
used.
The HygeIa Hotel at Old Pint and Vue de L Eau
Hotel are ilrst-cl&s, aud are admirably managed.
Tickets on sale ut CARRIERS xchaDge and Ford's
Hotel. and on board the steamer. Je l9-lm
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TERMS OF : ADyEETIs1nty.


AMUSEEENTS.
CORDIA SOCIALS.
GENTLEMES: The uadersiRRed desirous 20 avail
themselves OF your aid In contributing IN the relief
ofthe sufferers by the Louisiana food oeg that you
viii give your services at an entertainment or
dramatic character, at such day as may be conVe-
nient to you. 1s1ss
Very respectfully yours,
G.. q. WALKER.
|. A. NJ. kelley,
j. j. WHITE,
L. T. MOORE.
j. w. WRIGHT,
n. Is. coon.
II. y. MORTON, and others.
TO MESSRS. G. G. WALKER. A. M.KEILEY,
J. j. WHITE, j. W. WRIGHT, P. T. MOORE,
e. COOK, AND OTHERS:
GENTLEMES,-Pursuant to your request above,
1t wilt give much pleasure 10 give aid In he
half Of the sufferers by the LOUISIANA food and We
will designate the Virginia Opera House as the
place, and TUESDAY, June 30th, as the time for
giving an entertainment for that purpose
Very respectfully yours,
NJ WEkSkk.
L. B. JACOBSON.
G. ID. HlRSHBERG,
j. HtRSHBGRG,
WILLIAM JACOBS, and others.
je Colt Ex-menbcrs COnc0rdia SOcisls.
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WANTED. q frst-rate COOK and
~ WASllERWtM AN. without encumbrance.
\rn, need apply without recommendations. APP
;llv iN w. GUDDIS.
L. la-SiA No : east Grace street:
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WANTED, HORSES FOR PASTURE.
W Twenty-Five acres. good stables, and one mile
from the city, Address PHILLIPS,
ip 2O-lt* care of a. Y. Lee, Richmond
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GREAT BARGAINS At THE NEW STORE .
MISSES ANDERSON L JOHNSON.
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WANTED. 4 lady with a family Of seven
" desires ROARn III I pleasant neichborhood
IN ghr cuun:r~. Would have no objection 10 going
IL tie ,a"uuIaiis. Address G,, 1921 Cary street,
Richmond, Va, jc 1S-cod3t*
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WANTED. ROARDERS.--A few excel
w lrut runu,s furnished. with BOARr. Apply
10 NES. r. VI. DUNk,
il. a-cod6iN flghIh and Clay streets.
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Sl5P NJ: Sermon before the Missionary Soc
city by Ii. 4. UPPER, ID. j..
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MONDAY. JUNE 22D.
6PM.: Annual Meeting of Society Of Alumni.
$50 z. NJ: Alumni address by Professor JO-
sEPlf a. TURNER. of HOllinS Institute.
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WANTED. healthy WET-NURSE,
w without crcumbralcc. Apply III No; Il
west fr:iushu str. e;. IL l9-2i
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TAMILY EXCURSION.
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
FXCURSION TICKETS.

THURSDAY, JUNE 25TH. Gentlemen. 81 ln-
dies, 7Jc jc 20J D. II. CoaflLL'
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.
TIIIaTIETH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.
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w ANTED, 4 WHITE MARRIED MAN
w 10 work on farm. Inquire AT 700 West
Broad street. Je Colts
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Sl5P NJ: Final Celebration OF PhilolOgian s.
ciety-at Assembly Hall. Richmond.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24Tu.
4P NJ: Annual Meeting Of Truseee-at Second
Buplist church,, r,,
pha NncinfN
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NO DUST NO HOT CARS NO TEDICCs
TRIP OF HOERSi
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MILLINERY.

u
All Of these exercises except 2s above s1nciled
will be- helu In he College chapel. j. 2U-ol
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS! ae
~ NN
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-04

HAL SroRM,-On Friday there
was IN. acceptable rain. On Saturday,
about noon, astorm came up suddenly,
beginning with . heavy fall Of rain,
which was SOON mixed with hail. For
about fifteen minutes tho 10y pellets
cane down thick aud fast; some Of
them weighing nearly two ounces. The
rain fell in torrents, aud during the
two hours that the storm lasted the
hail returned twice. 1t Was one of the
most severe storms Of the kind ever
known here. It extended over but a
limited area-not more than three. or
four miles in any direction. The dam
age was confined to tho breaking of
glass, the cutting down Of garden and
towering plants, and the washing Of
embankments. We learn Of some Of
our oitiseDs whose tender spring chick
|ens were Knocked on the heads and
made into cold eorpuses %by The hail
|stones. Horses in tho streets became
very fractious by reason Of the oontin-
usd pelting, and some Of them were
With difficulty managed At al. A large
oak tree near Mr. J. A. >Stanton's
dwelling house ia lower town, vas
struck during the storm, aud partially
stripped Of its bark, and long grooves
were made in the wood, ~ with rouu-
tded. ohisel.-S:. Cloud Journal.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-04
QTATE OF MINNESOTA COUN
- TY OF MOWER
In prxhata Court-anaodal Tar~.

In Probate Court-spseisl Tern.
In the matter Of tho estate of John Camp
bell deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Mary
Canpbsll Of Milwaukee Wisconsin, ssttiu +
forth the amount Of personal estate that has
como to her hands. and tho dssorip ton there
Of; tho amount Of debts outstanding against
said deceased, and = description Of Ill tho
real estate of which ssid deceased died seisad
and the condition and value Of tho respective
portions thereof; and praying that license be
to her or nted to soil oil Of the real estats Of
said deceased in said county Of Mower, and
It appearing BY said Pc ton, that there 10
not sufficient personal estate In tho hands Of
that II 10 necessary In order to pay tho same,
TO sell oil Of said real estate: % Aforesaid.
It 10 Therefore ordered, That all persons In
terestsd In said estate, appear before tho
Judge Of this Court, on Saturday tho 18th day
OF July, A, d. 1874, at 10 O'Clock 4. N. 1T
the Probate ONCE n tho city Of Austin, in said
county, then and there to show cause III my
there boy Why license should not be granted
to said Administrative ~ Aforesaid, 70 sell
said real estate according to the prayer Of
said petition.
And tits further ordered, That copy Of
this order shall be published for four success:
i've " ceks prior to said day Of hearing, tho
Int Of which publications shall be 1t least
four days before said dsy-of hearing. in
the Mower County TRANsoa1Pr, . weekly
newspaper printed aud published At tho City
Of Austin in said county, and personally
served on al persons interested in said estate
rcsidiu: in said county, ct least fourteen days
before said day ofhearing.
Dated at Austin the 9th day Of April,
A. D. 1874.
BY tho Court, JESSE ROSE.
Sw4 \. 81 Probate Judge
of Mower County Minnesota.
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; RAILWAY CoLLIs1oN.-There VA
: collision, q: Huntington on Thursday
between thestrains on the Hastings /
Dakota Railway, and tho freight on
the Milwaukee 4 St Paul, Il seems
that the Hsstinks, & Dakota train he'd
bean in on the side tsaek 70 the depot,
and having backed out on to he, main
line started of westward, just a. the
other train backed out for water, the
passenger coach reaching over the
crossing. The result was that the
coach was pretty badly broken up, and
the locomotive Of the Hastings h d.
kota was 80 badly damaged that it viii
be some time before she can come out
Of tho shop prepared for work. No
lives wero lost, and no ono seriously in
jured.-Rastiags Gazette. r.:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-04
Drownea-Court Masterr.

, Drownea-Court Matters.
Special Dispatch to tho st. Paul Pioneer.
ST.. PEEEn, MIMI, May 3O.-Ou
Thursday = young man named Freder-
lex veith was married to,Mill Kreiger,
and in the evening brothcr-in law Of
the groom named Emil Dick went into
tho Minnesota river to bathe, dove
down and did not again rise to tho sur
face. The body was found yesterday
about ten feet from where no went
down. Rumor says his wife was stan.
ding 90 tho hank Of tha river In sight
Of him when he was drowned.
Our District Court IL still in session
aud are DOW trying Lewis johnson for
numbering . man named Swenson 4
short time ago.
The case Of Rev. A. H."Kerr ". the
Winona h Sc. Peter Railroad, for five
'houssnd dollars damages on account
IT bis son being crushed to death by
their turn table, has occupied the At
tention Of the court for the past three
days, and the jury AFTER being out for
thirty hours. this morning returned a
verdict Of no cause Of action. This
was the second trial Of this case, the
jury having disagreed At our last term
Of court.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-04
RAILROAD GOXPRONlSE.

> It is understood that representatives of
the first and second mortgage bondhold-
crs and the stockholders ofthe Southern
Minnesota Railroad Company. who met
in st. Paul last week, have agreed; On .
compromise which will take that noad
out of the hands of the receiver The
mortgages are to be :foreclosed, the road
to be bid in by the trustees in behalf of
the bondhollers~ Ehe noadwiN be under
the control Of the holders. Of the flrst
mortgage bonds until the interest is paid
on new bonds to he issued. and on -
preferred stock to be issued to meet II
overdue interest ON the first mortgage
bonds, for two consecutive years, when 1t
will pass into the control Of the second
mortgage bondholders.
Judge Nelson Of the United States Dist
riot Court was applied to on Monday to
issue : decree for tho fbrec9osuro Of the
mortgages, and took the matter under
consideration: ':.-}
The decree was signed by him yester:
day..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-04

The current reports about snowdrifta
and things remind tho OArissiau On.
ion Of - Vermont story which Va
heard ia our bothood." On . July
day, early in the present century, the
mail stage Wa passing over: 'Cabot
plain" when passenger observed a
woman, armed with q broad wooden
shovel, digging into = snow.drif by the
roadside ."Why, madam" said the
traveller, "don't you take the snow FROM
tho top Of the drift, instead Of taking
the trouble to dig so deop!" ooh r
replied the woman, "the snow that ID
three or four years old is : great deal
the best p