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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21
Listening.

Bf,nA9nsET PRESCOTT SsorFoRD.
- From the AslaStic Monthly fot Getobec.l Z
Her YhIre hand flashes on the strings,
Sweeping . swift and silver chord, s. ~.
And wild and strong the great harp rings
It's throng or lhr0pblng tones abroad;
Music aud moonlight make q bloom ~
Throughout the rich and solnbre room.
Oh sweet HE long and shivelins swells,
And sweefer still the lingering dow, ~.
Delicious as remembered bells
Dying In distance long ago,
When evening winds from heaven were blOwns
9nd the heart yearned for things unknown.
Across the leafy window-place : :
Peace seals the stainless sapphire deep;
One sentry star on outer space = \
His Guenchless lamp hits, half asleep; Efsl
Peace broods where fallingwaters now,
Peace where the heavy roses blow. ~
And on the MINDLESS atmosphere
Watt all the frsgrapees OF June;
The Summer night Is hnshed 10 hear & &35
The passion of the ancient tune:
Then why these sudden tears that START 1'@s
And why this pierced and aching hearth
All, listen! We and ali our pain
Are mortal, aud divine the soDgS
Idly our topmost height we guiE--
nit spurns thai height, aud fnr along
: Seeks Ia the heavens it's splendid mark,
And we fall backward on the dark
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
-lll13 Main street. -

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS WEST
Y. OF MONROE PARK FOR SALE BY AUG.
TION.-We will sell by auction, on the premises
ON MONDAY Tie 21st instant at O'Clock z: NJ:
five valuable BUILDING LOTS; four of which
front on the east side of Harvie street between
Park avenue and Grove avenue, and one on the
north side Of Grove avenue between Haryie and
Taylor streets, about three squares west OF Monroe
Park.
TERMS One-third cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes to be given FOR
the deferred payments with interest added and Sc
cured by deco of. trust.
: se I6 RICHARDSON & CO.. A1rctioneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

THREE VERY HANDSOME GARDEN
FARMS Or COTTAGE SITES, ON TIE
ROAD LEADING FROM BROOK TURNPIKE
TO THE MEADOWBRIDGE ROAD, one Ne! NILE IL .
NORTH OF THE CITY AND ADJOINING THE
FARM OF PETER HOTTES.-We will sell, by re-
quest of the owner who lives in another State, on
MONDAY the 2lst day Vt September, at ~ o'clock
p M . upon the premises three tracts of land stu
ated as above-iwo Of IL acres and one OF l ~
acres.
These lands lie splendidy, and are capable OF any
degree of Improvement the sol! Is line; the sltua,
don, surroundings aud access (by three roads, all
that could be desired. =, B.,
TERMS: At sale.
eo1o AuctioneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21

ca PER CORD FOR PINE WOOD,
OBJ IS Der cord for OAK WOOD.
IS a load for the very best GLOVER HILL
COAL,
Extra Coaburg SPLINT very cheap,
ANTHRACITE COAL as cheap as can be bought
I'm the city-well screened and sold By weight
Remember nv old motto: To sell. and Hee.r 10
he r,ndersold ". j. MCDOWELL,
- = u corner. Seventh and Main and
sn12 Broad near First.
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAR.
SHALL BETWEEN FIRST AND ADAMS
StREETS.-As special commissioners appointed
by a decree OF the Chapesry Court of the city OF
Richmond, entered on the 30th June, 1874. in the
case OF Hancock against Woodward, &C., we shall
the I'd OF october, 1874, at 5 O'Clock r. NJ, thai
valuable LOT located as above, fronting 40 feet or
the south side Of Marshall street, running back les
feet to wide alley.
/ TERMS: One-thlrd cash: bslance at 6 and u
months for negotiable notes. interest added, ane
title retained till all of the purchase money Is fully
paid. y HENRY g. CANNON
t-szs s ALEXANDER II. SANDS, /:
Commissioners.
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LII WHO ONCE TRY continue TO buy
N CANNBLTON SFMI-CASNEL COAL, The
peerless coal for open CRATES.
s. p. LATHROP, Sole Agent for Richmond.
SELF Seventeenth street near DrawbrtGge.
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CINE STOCK AT AUCTION.

ZINE STOCK AT AUCTION.
! wishing to reduce my stock about one-half viii
offer. at II O'Clock,
TUESDAY, the Goth instant,
from thirty to forty (eachl
HORSES AND CATTLE, p
consisting Of
STATIONS, BROOD MARES.
and Younger stock of various breeds, and SHOhT
HOkN CATTLE of all ages and best blood.
Send for fuller advertisement and catai9gue.
s. w. FICKL1N,
Belmont Stock Farm,
se1S.law2w near Charlottesville, Va.
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FINANCIAL.
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

NOTICE TO INVESTORS.
ner cent cent. CT CITY OF MANCHESTER BONDS at
g per cent, soUTHsIDE RAILROAD first pre-
8 per cent. s0UTHsiDE RAILROAD Second pre-
ferred) BONDS at So,
and guaranteed by tie City Of Petersburg.
8 per cent. SOUTHslDE RAILROAD third pre-
per cent. WiLMlNGTUN IN. C.) GOLD BONDS
at 800. =
RAILROAD BONDS ut 60.
per cent. VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL-
ROAD BONDS at 72H.
per cent. VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROAD (regIsreredl BONDS at 77h.
per cent. PITTSYLYANIAt COUNTY BONDS
20 As shares OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP
IN shares YfRGISIA STEAMSHIP AND PACK
EFT COMPANY STOCK ut $50.
20 shares GLOVER HILL RAILROAD STOCK
6 per cent. VIRGINIA CONSOL BONDS $50
the coupons can be used In paying taxes, which
will pay IL per cent. on the investment.
THOMAS BRANCH 4 CO.,
Sc l4-6t 1917 Main street.
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BIZ =. d. Eaci,o. ss
4 Real Estate Agent and Auctioneers
4. eNo. q Fourtsenth street.

# OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
II AUCTIONS, on the premises, on MONDE =,
September q, Mt II O'Clock M: re.S us-
ssrabE STAND situated In the county oI ~
ten miles below Old Church, on the main ronu IN.
ing to Bottoms bridge and Piping Tree Terry. ~,
place Is well adapted for grocery stofe, H'esi
wrightand blacksmith or shoemakef snop. $50
90 n1a9t st''N 49, IA. D.lEACHO, Auctioneer.
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GROCERIES, dc.
Dish! FISH! FISH
SCOTCH HERRINGS,
and all other Kind of fish.


so kits prime No. MACKEREL, LOG boxes No
/ scaled smoked HERRIHGS, b drums new No.
COD FISH. 200 barrels new No. l full-size NORM
Carolina CUT HERRINGS, SO barrels new NO. ]
gross North Carelina HERRINGs, 100 half-bar;
rels prime roe North Carolina HERKINGs, lOC
haIf-barrels prime North Carolina CUT HEkRINGS
SO boxes prime Hudson (Ohio) CHEESE, small
size; 500 sacks SALT, all grades; 50 SACKS new
crop COFFEE; so cases new crop TEAS, al graHes
800 boxes soAP, my own make: lOO boxes New
ork and Cincinnati SOAPS, 20 lierces best refined
LARD 0 boxes breakfast BACON, III hogshoaos
CLEAR-RIB SIDES, 5 hogsheaos SHOULDERS, ~
tierces HAMS, SUGARS and MoLAssES OF all kinds,
TOBACCO and CIGARS, PIPES and PIPE-STEMS.
90 half.barre double rehned WASHING SODA,
SO boxes best hotel CANDLES, so boxes extra ADA
MANTINE CANDLES. 20 kegs English BREAD SODA,
100 boxes HORSFORD SELF-RISING BREAD FIRE.
PARATIoN, STARCH of every variety, In large ano
small boxes / barrels extra DAT MEAL lOO bar
rels extra VALLEY FLOUR. SO barreis superhne
FLOUR, SO barrels family FLOUR, APPLE bRANDT,
NEW ENGLAND RUM, WINES and LIQCoRs OF all
and every grade, imported aud domesi IL bar
rels pure CIDER VINEGAR, 10 barrels WHITE
WINE VINEGAR: a great variety OF TUBS, BUCK
ETS, CLOTHES. LINES, CLoTFEs-PlNS, WASH,
BOARDS. The above are all fresh goods, winch
offer 10 the trade as low as can be bought In any
house in the South Thankful for the success have
met vi tn and hoping for continuance OF the same
invite my friends and customers u call anu ex,
anime for themselves at my new warehouse, ~ 10
and 1918 Cary street. JAMES hUhid1..
3 Al -. .rfay,
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|, A .NTHRAC1TE COAL-all grades; 81.
IA LUMINOUS COAL-Cloyer Hin and splint-
all grades GOKE-haii and lump. best; WOOD
OAK and Pine-long, sawed, ana spit.
i. COTfRELL,
Sc S.Im corner S!rih and Basin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21
BY Isbell i Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. g Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.

I'm MONDAY THE 21sT DAY OF SEP
" TEMPER. 1874, we will sell upon the prem
fses at S O'Clock Z. NJ, a TWO-SrORY FRAN
TENEMEN situated on the east side OF Foushee
street between Broad and Grace, having about i've
rooms The lot fronts % feet and runs back feet TO
a four-foot alley. And Immediately thereafter lsay
az 5k o'clock) a nice TWO-STORY FRAME TEN,
EMENT, situated on the north side OF Marshall
street between MuDford and Gilmer, having about
Ave rooms. his lot fronts SIN feet, and runs back
l so feet more or less 10 a wide alley. These tene,
ments are In good order and Will command good
rental. -.
TERMS: : One.third cash; the residue at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by O trust decd.
SELF ISBELL & son, Auctioneers
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THE JAMES River coAL COMPANY

THE JAMES RIVER COAL COMPANY
fof Vireinisl are now mining and have large sup
ply Of the best and cleanest CARBON HILL SOFT
COKE, or CARBONITF, ever brouzh. to This CITY.
1t possesses the good qualities or other colIs with
ont their faults; It. is pure and free from slate: Il
kfndleS readily and heats quickly; II burns freely
without popping; Its combustion Is complete, Ieay.
Ing no cinders nor hslf.bnrred fuel -,
Orders left at either OF their yards, or at their
Office will receive prompt attention. Their supplies
tBITUMINOUS COAL, suitable for both engine
and smith purposes, can also be had from this COM
pany, as they have twenty feet OF COS. on their pro-
perty, made up OF three veins respectively Elk, nr
and ten feet.
Soft Lump Coke, delivered. Is rs
Soft Hail Coke, delivered. .........r....... 25
Hard Lump Coke. delivered 90
Hard Hail Coke. delivered. so
iBiuminous Coal per ton. delivered. so
Office: Corner Bank and Eleventh streets, 4
Yards: Cary street near corner Of Tenth, and
south side of the Dock opposite Nineteenth s,ret,.
sc 10 3m ROBERT +. DRAM. Aaeat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers, :.
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

Ok DIRT CARTS AT AUCTION.-On
81 MONDAY the 21st. at 10 O'Clock. We will
sell at the stable of Mr.. Robert Harvey, corner Of
Adams and Clay streets
35 DIRT CARTS and HARNESS.
The attention Of contractors and eXcavators Is
called to the sale of the above. ..--. ..-t
TERMS: At sale.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
l6 q Aucdoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21

Ia of frst-class ESTATES with splendid i'm
provemenls, and large and email FARMS with and
without buildings, in plmcst every section OF the
ST ate, Many OF The iarge estates are situated
1he James and other rivers and many OF The small
farms lie near the city.
- !. GEORGE N. DREWRY,
au 27-1m 1014 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21
vvoop III GAL,
GLOVER. HILL
w 5. pncHsR.
E.ehth ard Main STREET,

GOAL AND WOOD Warranted frat.
Sc.ass and well screened and lalI weight, and 4.
lowest cash prices. ANTHRACITE fof graies.
stoves, and furnaces; QUINNTsUsTf for engines .
WEST VIRGINIA sp.int, lump, aud hail--nothng
superior; GLOVER HILL. lump: SOFT COKE.
lump and hall; and OAK and PINE WOOD: an of
which are offered Mt very low garss for cash. SAVE.
money Dy caliing at Nineteenth and Cary streets.
Z sc 81 z $50 CHARLES H. PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il BOUGHT TIE ENTIRE
L1THOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENTS
OF Mr.. Charles L. Ludwig and the Southern Lith-
ographic Company,
are prepared to execute r.
AIL KINDS OF LITHOGRAPHIC WORK. 4
We gr, arantee as good wofk as eau be had In any
of the MOI them or at the same price,
Our facl tiles for makingsDlank books, book
ng, r,liing, numbering and perforating are unsar-
f f'Ss" SIMoNSs & BIRMINGHAM,
Office Main and Twelfth streets.
VIII remove Ii snyder's Eower Hall, corner Cary
and Eleventh str eers, before the Let OF 0cto
Ter next. D. au lS-lm
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FIRE INSURANCE.

M N, WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
~ SURANCE AGENTS, lola MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA. representing The
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY Of London and Edin'
burgh, England-capital, 81 {, 100000 goldi
natl. Ohio-assets ever 100000;
MANHATTAN FIKE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY, Of New York-assets over S500,0OG; r,,,,,o
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Ya.-assets oven
RroatiVn. n Y.-assets over 100000. 90.
Deposited with the Treasurer of Virginia, $1 co..
GEO. Losses eQuitably adjusted and promptly pait
at this agency. Applications solicited, and imme.
diate attention given thereto. oc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21

.iEOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A@s
E large, frst-cmss RESIDENCE near the Iii
CAPITOL square for sale, will he exchanged for 4
smaller one in good neghborhood more remote
from the centre of business, on very reasonable
terms. apply TO
1883 e Real Estate Agents,
ee 1901 - No. IL Tenth street.
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TMP0RTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERS

4 80 s.isi TI3E vtRGTSJA p1yrI
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CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.

: NhOSAALAE ~ WEASS We
T B. TAYLOR, DIRECT IMPORTER
he AND DEALERI IN FINE FRENCH CHINA.
decorated plain white; fine French and Bohemian
TABLE GLASSWARE, English ivory.handled
TABLE CUTLERY, finest triple plated TEA
SETS, ICE-WATER PlTC HERS, TIA TRAYS,
GOBLETS, &C.. and a-large variety OF FANCY
ARTICLES, Also, GRANITE and COMMON
WARES. Japanned and plain TIN WAEE. and
MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS GENERALLY.
I ALAkGE STOCK just received direct from the
factor les AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
] respectfully tnYile al who may need goods In
my line to call and examine my stock before pur-
chasing. Z. II. TAYLOR,
o.1011 Main street, opposite Post-office,
Wholesale and Reiuil.
j. D. CARDozo and B. aLsoP, special partners.
sc l4.3m
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MINERAL WATER.
SElNE-THREAD, dc.

i u losas. lsESaa.yIas. 900 90 e
numbers, which / will sell st much less than last
sesaon. All numbers Of patent and soft SEINE
iTWINE; SEISE-CORkS and C0RkWOOD;
EEINE-LfNES OF all sizes {: LEADS for HAUL
SE1NES, on hand and for sale very low. All Sorts
OF HAIL and DRlFT-SEISESan and STAkE-NETS
l,lsde 10 order ut short notice.
s7-@sS. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
Importer OF Thread,
Sc / % .6m Nos. 1705 and 1907 franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21
LUMP COAL.

S475 WILL BUY THE BEST.
Special contracts made for q winter supply.
Cali at corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets. ard
see -, ROBERT +. DRAM,
co Ohm Agent.
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POWDER AND FUSE.
FoOWDER. POWDER, PONDER.

we haze been appointed agents Of the celebrated
oriental Powder Mills and having large supply
and BLASTING. POWDER or ali grades at Lowest
market rates and guarantee II to be equal 10 any In
the marker. liberal discount 10 the trade.
HARVEY & JONES,
sc 9-lm Agents .sOrientat Powder Mills,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21

WILLIAM P. FORD, DEALER IN
w WOOD, COAL, and CukE. btgs leave to M
form the public that he has on hand the largest sup.
ply Of WOOD 10 be found In the city, aud VIII sei
at astoniskingly lo,O figures for cash, or TO reSpg
sibie parties ON Short time. he will also supply Az
the varieties Of COAL as low a the lowest lanl:r
dare streefs au 26-lm
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02
PROFIT. OF THE DAIRY. AT the J

PRorIT> OF THE DAIRY. AT the Jan.
uar, u.ec ins of the lsutt.r-,uakers "'
W.stcr" Ncx York. it was stated b.
several dairy"-n that thcir i""''''-
va $40 :" S57 33 Pr c.'w. aud SO
estimated value Ut the skinned milk
This is less then the inc,',ne ir"n al"
average d'iry. aud below the average
ii y,Wd butter d.ries There is much
greater difference in the inc,'uncs -.
butter d,iries I'm Of milk d.irics
';.~,d tred,"y. skill in making aud u
s.sh market nay surely ,urke DIFF
s"cs vi two tv one. In the milk bu
sines there i. y difference in the iu
come often rs three is to two.
There is an occasional butter dairy
which makes 4 gross receipt Of 500
per COW. aud there are sose milk dai.
ri-x that reach that. II requires 4
higher degree Of skill and g's'd ma"
NJ, m.nt in the butter dairy, but it is
~ sure. 1t is difficult to bring stats
Tics enough to settle the question, as
there are SO many unmeasured cirbum
stances to be brought in. Il must b.
determined very much by the help of
good jud gment.-Westera RxraI.
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Tho Aldias Ter April spsas with marvs,oas es.i-
lection II seaatifal islsstsasiees. " which q.
the Gsest yet sess 10 TIE Aa~s.a Art Josrnal.
~hils all r1ecs great credit spsa IL essesp isng
pabliahrrs, Americaa nery, q h~setofnrs, FORMS
striking featars u thia M "bes of the Atlse. J.
d. Wo'svard co"tubat~a sesdsr asd heaattfal fall.
has al the 6nsGes IT. asrsl engraving. Five great
asd remaskahls pic ur~s ~ axe tseoe aud ~ xl~.
'ious seensry em6.l'sh this number, In which ts.
hav. vied with ea.h e,hsr T. pst spsa paper faith
es The nest sxqssss sessssy h he New
:" ~. .,,... .esx.,.s.,a..s.,
Days" whi:h f,itifslly s.Psssssss r..ai is 10 >ev
Amstrrda,r. In the middle efthe s.v-ntsenth centa-
~, when New York was but = village. Tho most
apintsd picture which has b.en seen on papsr tor
long time, h . fuiI-page batsle-scene, drawn BY
Julian O. Dsvdson, reprerenting cnn6ct At era Be.
tween an American and English ship.of war, dar'as
' s.riiinx psctu n saa t. this long list II. se.as
fnm .'i~d Astray," B. Beech. which give the por
trsits OF Rose Eyttnse and Mr.. Tborne. ane p r
trait fTheadors rbomss, tho smtnsnt musician, is
Fo.ss..: eamprsrs sSis rs.,tass. iias Il i'assrs-
ti0ns. The litrsasy eoatsats efthe April At!ins
II high osass, varied and tntsrssSsnG. Mr.. Nor
e eca.ia...Sis issrsS. called :rse ss1s.s a. D.sshs
er 3. ?. Avery writss- isteiligsnsly of"Ast b
e., ssc.s: w y
the seeey q @Csrrssgie's 1Aa4 Anxs ard thsVs ass
vslsas's aad dsply istsrssti.e sssssa sar ksusass
lndsatries Of NE Aipa: 3. !. fsylos has ase ea-
sepsrs.-sss 81 shs Aisiss sAsr - srsss-s %
.sCAaFeh Mastc and Chalss:s skatHA u fhea6ess
fhonsa; awsssag on led Aatsass ~ .pla1 whSeA
sss.s sfsss .assi.. Ssss as ssSia;ssss. "a :. y
al utssary setiees. ~ vheae hsniag nss snlss-
tisa q gosd thinGa SsAasrslsscM Hes. = isease-
sssses Co. pssssS.s. 8 nsisss is... N-w
Yoek 0ty.
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The Fort ;sidgely Reservation.

A sui, has beca ln:mcnc.d In tn,
u s. D,s,,ict C"ur, at ST. Paul by &"
Gnvernn.ut tM the ca"celsti"a ut
puc", issued I" B II Randall "f this
ely m u por,i"n 1t I'll. lands II th'
Fur, Ri.cly Preservation. i"c'u.i:n n: the
land .n whicl, the G"vcr"u" IT. baiId
ia:< were erected. The facts are {.
miii,r Z" most If ear r.s,is.rs Mr..
Randall Was post sn,irr for nnm"'
OF years at F"r. i,d.rly, aud i" 1851
6",i"- the i,"d "pc" I" pr".cmp p,""
took it.. as he had right T." do. ."r an,
other ms"." The qr.>'i"" ot his r;@h'
,O the is".l was ra..ed 1T the time b,
the rfii .rrs ut the ST. Peter land Office
by w,nm it. was reicrr d m the ten
eral l.,nd Commissioner. aud ais" t..
the Secretary Ut the l"trri"r, aud hy
each all his rla'M to ia. pr"pcry w.>
conirm.d H. aI~' had improvements
on the land t. The mount OF Tour or 6ve
Thousand del,ass. ny which he fully
complied With the requirements ., the
pre-. mp,i"n laws We d. not see h.,w
his claim to the property eaa' Be Ret
aside.-St Peter Trt6s~e
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

tHE BALD MOUNTAIN SMAKs.-A
telegram from Marion, the. county seat
Of Mcdowell county, N. c., ia which
county is Bid Mountain, says tho
mountain was shaked few days since
by volcanic throes, and some Of the in.
hsbitants Of the neiyhborhood became
much alarmed. However one of the
Oldest citizens ssys that the shock was
not severer than it was in 1912
A kooxville. Tenn, di-p tch esys
that 'or the la,t twenty d,y. the great.
eat excitement has prevailed in the Vi.
c;n;ty Of Bald Moun,ain, N. C., in
consequence Of sub,erranean coovul
SONS. The people for miles around
,ssem"led in vacant honse and en-.
gagged in devotional exercises for six.
tee" days and nights under tie minis.
s-.si"ns f Revs. George aud Ridley
DA.s". Baptist preachers. and J ".
S""lry. Mr,h..ais, minister. Ah"n,
l0' made profession of religion. The
c'ai"y sc'"e Of yesterday morning is
--peAe-oted as most peculiar and wo"-
d.. ful.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NAxx OF MoRroAooRs.-Henry Hill and Mary l..
Hill hie vile.
DArk o. XokroAox:-rhs 22nd day Of January
Reccrdsil On the 18th div Of March n 1872 at one
O'Clock and twenty ninutes r n in b.ok a" Of
Mortgages on pages 2 and 3 In the ofacs or the
Register oi Deeds u the County Of Yellow Medicine
Minnesota.
m"rtxass at The date II this notier !. Twcsty. Two
Hundred and Seventy One Dollars and Thirty Three
cents.
description Of xer,g,ged Premises. Commencing
Two t2) "f sectio. Thirty Four <sD in Township
One Hundred ami Sixteen ill6) OF Range Thirty
nine (3a) Four Hundred aad Sixty ySix (466) feet
south Of the Quarter Srction line running east and
west through said section, running thence north
till the me strkea the Minnesota River again heing
intended ~ convey Blocks fourteen (l4j Fifteen Us
Sixteen (l6) seventeen l7) and Eighteen us, Of
the Town Of Gra.its Falls surveyed and recorded
gethsr with the water power and grist mill there
on also Lot nne of Section Thirty Three C3S]
in Township One Hundred and Sixteen CIl6J Of
Rang. Thirty Nine 39 and all that part Of Lots one
I'll and Two III Section Thirty Four ga in said
Townsbp aud Range cot Included in the said Town
site o: Granite Falls. containing Seventy acres; br
Medicine and State ofMinnesOta.
De efault has hesn msde in the payment If the Debt
secured by said m"rtgsg" according to the terms
I'd. whereby the power of sale in said m"rtgax. has
b-son,e operative. and no proceedings At Law have
he. instituted to recover said debt any part
thercof.
Now therefor notice ia hereby given that pursuant
said power Of sale and to the statute Ia such
m tide and provided the ab"v~ descrihed m"rtgage.i
premises viii b. sld at public ven'ue BY the Sheriff
II said Coanty ot feil"w Medicine to. the highest
md.r fnr cas At tt oic. ~ th, Register "f Deeds
in the Town Of Yellow Medicine in said County
Of yellow Medicine on Tur.fay the twelfth
day of May A n 1874 at II "'clo"k ic tie
forenoon of said lay t. satisfy ss fsr ~ may be the
am nnt due upon i'd mortgage debt aud the costs
a,rl exw nses Of this FOr~cOsurc.
GUY r wE(COrT. M"rtgaEee.
BEEBE L SHAW, Attorneys for N rtAagee.
Minneapolis MINI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

CEMENT FOR lRoa.--A corresp,n
Dent Of the Eaglish Aehanic says
,ha. he has used the following recipe
with the greatest success for the
Of iron railing tops. iron
.ratings to stoves. etc., and with such
!. feet as to resist the blsws Of the
sledye tar,mcr: Take rqaal parts oi
aud white lead with ab,at u
sixth "f bar.x; incorporate them 50 as
a. Ern Que homogeneous ,sass. Whel,
."iny to spply il. vet IL with ssrony
-nlphuric acid and place thin layer
&c il between the two pieces Of iron.
which sh" I'D then be pressed h.gether
In Eve days il ~ill b. perfectly dry
Ill traces OF the cement having van
i>hed. aud the iron will have the ap
pearance Of having been welded to
yetber.