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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12

DECEPTIVE REPORTS FROM RoME.-Grace
Greenwood writes from Rome that all those
terrible reports OF an eruption OF NcSuFltls
are cauardS-decoy-duc to bring III VS.
itorS. Old NcSuvills smoked prodl@iou>ly,
like the Grand Turk or President Grant,
and now and then seemed about TO splt bre,
a streak OF dull red appearing in the columns
of white and gray but all his threatening
came TO naught, though everybody. espe-
ciaily hotel-keeperS, sworc that an erup-
ton was imminent But al eruption Is little
more thought Of in Naples than tie day
OF Judgment. These easy-gong Neapoli-
tans do not anticipate trouble. Only few
wears ago many lives and houses were de-
stroyed by the lava floods that poured over
a large tract Of cultivated mountail-side
and devastated the town OF Tore del Greco,
but the waste places are already redeemed
and rebuilt. No sooner does the
cruel treacherous old monster cease
to growl and spit out flame than
these amiable peasants nestle down
against him-warm themselves and plant
vines in the ashes Of his distinctions, and
coax him to ripen the grapes by the smolder-
ing fires Of his scething. plotting, wicked,
old heart. So sceptical were the ladies OF
the marty about the threatened eruption
they climbed to the crater itself and gazcd
into the mysterious, awful pit. After the
threatenings and the prophecies OF the win
ter, and the drant courier OF an earthquake,
any hour ormoment might usher in the aw-
ful event. and the hot heart OF the mountain
might leap out at their teet, in fountain OF
fire and stones, 1000 feet high. But it was
not the "fullncss Of time" the customary
egg was cooked in 4 jet Of steam, g few fraS-
ments of lava were gathered, and the gay
party that had toilcd terribly in climbing
up, over score Of dead cruptionS. ran down
the horribly steep declivity like lava streams
to their hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12
BY Ch:iGin. Staples Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctionccrS,
No. l Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ DESIRABLE
l. TRACT OF LAND IN 1IENRICO C0uNT1;
ABOUT TWELVE MILES BEL0W THE CITY
OF RICHMOND AT AUCT1nS.-By virtue OF
Iccdnf trust from John 4. Hutchcson: recorded In
Ucnrco County Court clerks office. - Il 20, p "a.
| will sell at auction. in front OF Henrco county
COURTHOUSE on MONDAY. June ). 1876 Chat being
cnurt-day). at Il O'Clock NJ: the TRACT OF LAMP
described In said deed, containing Two Ill NDREio
AND FIFTY AND 4 HALF ACRES OF FINE
LAND. bounded by the Charles City road, me Long
bridge road, and the lands Of William Allen. de-
ceased. The improvements consist OF Il log dwell
ing frame barn. kitchen. log stable, &c.
Eour-SIiIc creek. navigihle for battcauZ. runs
through the farm.
Mrs. Hutchinson, who has right of dover, viii unite
with the trustee IN making tho deed.
TERMS Liberal. and announced at the sale.
CAUTION ARCHER. Trustee.
CuAFFIS. STAPLES & CO.. Auctionccrs.
POSTPONEAIEST.
In consequence of change in court-tiay the above
sale Is posthoncd until MONDAY, June 18th, ut the
same hour THAT being court-tayl. ~
CIfAFFIN, STAPLES Co,
ic G-Tu.Th,S.SM AuctioneerS.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Auctloncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE,
i &C. OF PHOT0GRPH. G A,llsI az vir
cuted by c. R. Rces & Co. to the undersigned Iris-
tees we viii proceed to sell at public auction, at the
and S2l Main street, Richmond, Va. on WEDNES-
DAY. l4th day of June, at l O'Clock A. NJ, all the
PERSONAL PROPERTY Of the said C. r. Rees &
i've i've Ga apse and " small sPEcEN FRAMES. one
SHOWCASE, twenty thousand assorted NEGA-
TIyE oHr CAMERAS and all other FIX SIsisS
p1Tp ERMs: Made ia Known on da, of sale:
ROBERT D. WARD,
GRuBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. je9
Bv Paine, Cabe'l & Co., Auctioncers.
T ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
DRY GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES, READY-MADE
CLOTHING, HATS, STRAW GOODS, &C.
On WEDNESDAY, 18th instant,
commencing at 10 o'clock we will sell at our ware
house very large and desirable assortment OF en-
trcIy FRESH and sEASONABLE GOODS. now re-
ceving consisting OF
DRYGOODS of every variety;
BOOTS. SHOES, and BALMORALs-al large stock;
READY-MADE CT OTIIING-a full assortment;
MEMS and BOYS FUR and WOOL HATS;
MEMS and BOYS STRAW GOoDS-sreat
variety:
CANTON MATTINGS, TRAVELLING.BAGS,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, HOSIERY, &C., &C.
@I,o nIt.- nd ivy
trade to this sale. rs II consists only of goods now in
demand and they will be sold without reserve you
will have the chance to buy such goods as you re-
quirc for your trade at very low prices.
PAINE, CABELL s CO.,
;.o AuctionecrS.
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CARPETS, RUGS. MATS. &c

DHILLIPS L. JENNINGS. - We have
/ lust received our SPRING STOCK Of oc,,
CHINA MATTISGS OF AL grades; IonnSGsS
HATTfNGS, CARPETS, IL-CLOTHs, sHADE@'
HOLLANDS, RUGS, MATS, &c. ,,cr .rd
CORNICES Of different styles. LhGs "N@
DAMASK CURTAINS.
ENTERTAINING Of all grades.
Work done In town or country,
All orders promptly attended TO. .,,,., .-ee,s.
So. 20, Eoinei APPS
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BY Philip j. Wright,
Stock and Exchange Broker and Auctiorccr

UCTION SALE OF BONDS AT MY
N Office. WEDNESDAY. 18th of June. ut II
0'clock.-S3.O0O PETERSBURG RAILRO \ ID
CONIPANY:S FIRST MORTGAGE EIGHT PER
CENT BONDS hypothccatcd
WILL BE ADDED:
40 shares CITY BANK STOCK.
;,1o p j. WRIGHT.
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GORGE w. ANDERSON il son.

1904 MAIN STREET.
below the Dispatch Office, have an unusually ar"
and wei-selected SPRING STOCh OF
MATTINGS, CARPETS,
PAPER-HANGiNGS,
WINDOW-SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS.
OIL.CLOTHS, &C., &c,
OF all grades, sizes, and prices. Our slosx haS 80
selected with great care, at the lowest ~ san
ask am inspection from all in want. ap So'1D-
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5AUCTrOy sALEs--Futufe Bays..
By n. NJ. Lee,
Real Estatc Agent and Aucttoneef,
No. IL Eleventh street.

s. Real Estatc Agent and Auctioneef,
@zs No. II Eleventh street.
SALE OF FOuR
Y, BUILDING LOTS oNFuLT0N STREET, ~
THE PLAN OF FULTQN-,By virtue OF aeGr e,,
the 4th day OF May 10, In the cause of shoaps ex
ecutor u.s. Sims, trustee, and ais, the underslsned,
si.l on the premises, ut B o'clock T. NJ, on WE'D
EESDAY The 14th OF June, 1875, the LOTS nos nos,
IL, IL, and Is, In the plan OF Fulton lron ha
seyentv-six feet and LOT No. In said plan, 'front.'
ing thirty feet on Fon street andrunntng back one
hundred and forty feet.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, ana
title retained until the whole Is PAID
and conveyance ordered by the court:
'AN II. a. ATKINSON, JR.,
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
NORMAN SMITH.
,el2 Special Commissioners.
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COWS FOR SALE.
Il NSkx .
kSsS

TOR SALE, Cs
II SEVERAL COWS, -.
fresh to the pail, with their CALVES; always on
hand and for sale at reasonable prices. Inquire at
T. II. Ellett's, Marshall street between Fifth and
Sixth. lie S-2wl G. DREYFUSS.
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BY y. NJ. Lee, Auctionecr,
No. IL Eleventh street.

GIN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
= THE WEST SIDE OF ST. PAUL STREET
FOR SALE At AUCTIOS.-By request OF the
owner will sell at public auction, on the premises
on TUESDAY. June IL. 1876. at O'Clock =. NJ,
the SIX LOTS above described. fronting 25 feet
each with depth OF 1895. feet. They lie we'll. and
should attrac, the attention OF persons wishing to
buy cheap lots.
TERMS Liberal. and made known at the time Of
sale. y. NJ LEE,
ia IN AuctiOncer.
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Hrs S,EEpLE sSNEss.-'Im habbln heap
q, trouble wild sleeplessness desc nights,
remarked an old darkey at the suDurpail
end Of State street the other day.
"Ho-ho, I rcckons / knows all bout da''
said another African near by. o,
.<Yo, knows nuf!in-dats what yo
knows" rcylied the old man.
..Sartin / do knows suthin',' cnuckieo
the other: Il knows we'll nun DAT you
can't sleep O. nights: and sides KNOWS
DAT yo' ncichborS can't nuther ef dcE soI
any chickens.' -. .hoso
words and rs he turned away lie expressed
his orjnien of them by mumbling: - Fl
dcre-s ANYTHING dat l hates, it's to see TWO
cuIIud scmmen allus quarrelin' via each
nther-sreciaIE wen dcy bofe oh the same
profession. Brooklyn ArQuS.
The Milwaukee, Sentinel says of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Bull: ."They were united Ill que
form ut Madison. the residence OF her pa
rents, and subsequently, unless we are
greatly mistaken, they were married again
in Norway according to the laws ana Gus
toms that obtain in that country. Perhaps
the taurinc HioliniSt insists that two aihrnEe
tiyes always make Il negative"
No reputation is safe in these days. Fro
lessor Huxley demonstrates that the horse
is an evolved form Of the orohippus. IhlS
scandal would never come out II the horse
hadn't been running for somcthing.-B"t-
falo Express.
A man wearing an Ulster ovcrcoat ana
carving paper-boN OF ice-cream offended
public sentiment on Elm street Monday
Uuntury Ne1rS.
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MINERAL WATERS.
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES, de.

HAVE THE L ARG Z S TcHRR.
RACES In the city. Call and Sc: the Whine
Seeping-C0ach Medal AWARDED ut tn STAT Fair in
1875 for toe Dest carriages.
OLD CARRIAGES tsken In exchange.
You can save money by purchasing rom old.
established house No. e17 Broad street.
mn % ROBERT HARROLI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12
BY Williams & Gibson
Real Estatc and Stock Brokers and Auctioncers,
No l2Ols Main street.

ENTE LARGE AND ELEGANT
PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
No. 200 EAST FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
By request Of Mrs Anna Lee PEBBLES, widow and
deyisce of the late Dr. r s. j. PEBBLES, we will sell
at auction, upon the premises, on SATURDAY,
j une 9th, at half-past o'clock 7. NJ, the ELE-
CANT RESIDENCE in Gray,s Row: formerly oc-
cupicd by DR.. Pecbles- aud lately by Edward Mi!o,
ESP ., ,
II contains twelve rooms besides closets, and has
attached 4 kitchen and ample accommodation for
servants with stable and carriagc-housc, and pro-
vided with all modern improvements.
The location. arrangement and entire style OF mn
isb of the dwelling such TO recommend Ii to
any one who may desire frst-class residence In the
most fashionable quarter OF the city
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance payable III one
WILLIAMS & GIBSON.
AuctiOnccrs.
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An INGENIOUS C0NTRIvANCE.-[ From the
Philadelphia Inquirer. AN apparatus has
been attached to the rear OF the pay-car
used on the Middle Division OF the Penn
svlyania railroad which is expected to be OF
important service to the officers OF the road
when on tours OF inspection. \ roll OF
white paper seven hundred feet IN length
cncircleS cylinder, from which it Is PAD
out at the rate OF three feet to the mile run
by the car, its forward movement being
regulated by the revolutions OF the nearest
axle under the car. \ lead pencil placed
about the centre Of the paper indicates by
its mark the condition OF the track. The
more uneven the track the longer will be
the mark which the pencil will make An
mother way OF showing the inspecting par
ties that the track is uneven is by hori-
Zontal piece of iron or steel, which oScil
latcs like the pendulum of 4 clock as the
train moves. When very defective point
is reached the pendulum comes in contact
with metal on each side. circular in shape,
and creates 4 sound like that OF 4 bell. This
new invention is expected TO work much
more satisfactorily than the telegraph appa-
ratus formerly in operation.
SOME RATHER NOVEL PATENTS.-The
whole examining force of the Patent Office
at Washington number about one hundred,
OF which two are ladies. OF course, among
such large number there are to be found
men OF every kind. Some are so illiberal
that they will never grant patent where
they can possibly refuse it; others go to
the opposite extreme. Each one having his
own idea OF what constitutes IN invention,
Of what is useful, many ridiculous patents
have been granted. One man obtained a
patent for 4 combined plow and cannon.
The beam Of the plow was made Of iron, and
bored out so rs to form cannon. Whenever
the farmer, while ut work in the field, saw
savages or tramps approaching he was to
unhitch his team, so rs to get them from be-
fore the muzzle, apply his match, and say
his prayers, for the farmer was good deal
more likely to be killed by the recoil than
the savages by the shot. In case the cannon
went oil while in use as pillow, it was un-
fortunate for both the team and the farmer.
A patent was granted to another person for
tying brick to q cows tail, so AS to prevent
her switching her tail in his eyes while
milking. Another received patent for
placing Il house on rollers, so that in case Of
an earthquake the house would not be
shaken to pieces. Still another received a
patent for combined trunk and house.
The trunk is made with triple walls, SO that
by taking the articles out OF the trunk and
extending the two extra walls house is
formed. Persons OF small means who in
tend visiting the Centennial, and who de-
sire to avoid paying cNorbltant rates for
lodging, may find this invention quite use
full Washington Chronicle.
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Hv Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers'
II :

Ev Cook & Laughtop. Auctioneers'
No. 10 Governor street.
Ok 600 FINE CIGARS, &C., Am a ~ ~:
SDaiNJU TION-InteMding to remove To my
49, .soro So aoI Sixth street. between Marshall
and av streets. Shall sell at auction at my present
stand No llOs Main street. on MONDAY the I2th
instant. ut 10 O'Clock,
A LARGE LOT OF CIGARS
Of my own manufacture of different grades together
with s.,->-,, c,, ,Y,Ec
-; c,lcd JOHN BOUCHER,
- '"N HOS Main street.
1.ooy cI.rcuToS Auctionecrs ie5
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By Goddin, Warren & Co"
Real Estate Agents and Ancioncers'
11Ot, Main street.

SALE OF FRAMED 7,
l. DWELLING; ON THE e,, M4mih MI S,i MIr ~
Gap1S sTRFETs, FOR SALE At AUCTION.
virnc Of deed OF trust from BaSssuS TO rre
nria5 W the clerks Office OF the Chanccry Court OF
the cry Of Richmond, D. B. lo5 g page 5 5x o ar
11r iS the 10th day of June, 1876 O'Clock
= AZ. the HOUSE and LOT located as above. r Inc Inc
,,use contains four rooms Kitchen, &c Lou 20 ny
.ni fcct Gas and water in the house.
TERMS: Accommodating, s,rd mace k kl.osm 1t
sale. GtOItSE W. Ha,ianners
POSTPONEaIEST.
The above sale Is postponed until THIS ar LEX
NUN '"i'' GEORGE w. WARREN, Trustee;
conn,x WARREN & Co., Auc;ionecrs. le L
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by NJ. Bates,
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer,
1115 Main street

MO. 917 BUCHANAN (OR FEDERAL)
~ STREET FOR SALE WITHOUT LIMIT
the HOUSE No. OF Federal Tor Buchanan) strceta at
public auction, on The premises. on FRIDAY, june
! 6. 1876. at So O'Clock T. NJ. The house Is IN g2od
order and contains four five rooms, &c. &c In
JUDGMENTS will be 94akfd to those desiring cheap
house. ,&H6 ,rEc
10 10 AuctioncCr..
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Ro,y at n Ecraf.
p, ,cy m:eY,NG PARTY FIGHT AMONG
- ,rupMcSy we


A member Of a colored secret society was
gathered TO his fathers n fe" Gays ago, III
fhis CITY, and rs Is customary, tue SOCIETY
concluded to plant him in style, anu give
hin, . scnd-ofi that would make death ap-
,,nar Measure to those who attended the
funcral Extensive arrangements were.
made. and could the gentleman for whom
The band PLAYED the "Dead March - so
touchinuiy have raised from bis woo*san
oyercoat and witnessed the pomp and eie-
cameo with which he was being taken To thc
Graveyard, he would have felt pro'f'', ana
nrdered beer for the crowd. Matters pro-
crossed beautifully until within SHORT aiS-
fancc Of the cemetery. when one ltnl. quincy
and George Zurhorst. hack,nen, became IN
y,olyed in a row. Whips, sticks ana art
f,ew around aiSc hail-s'oneS. pHhcy got n
had cut on the bead, and the chs3f engineer
az the bass-drs,m had his head CANNED INTO
tbe trombone-plavcrs instrument, causing
a terrible discorG among the TETlSlclans, ana
tho procession TO halt. Whom words ana
blows were thickcst the palhhcarcrs took
hand in the matter, and after the entire
PROCESSION was broken up the combatantS
were separated The coloFed member VINO
was the recipient of the parade was lett 10
shift for himself for awhi3a, and after agreat
deal OF trouble peace aHd order were IT,
stored.
Then the following explanation WAS
given: Zurhorst stated that Duhey was en-
povcd by the friends OF the deceased per-
son. and cndcavorcd 40 injurc HIM IN ms
business by criticiSing upon the speed ut
which the procession was moving, Gaining
ont so that all could hear, You could not
bury dog for me.' Both parties were DC,
fore Judge Smell yesterday morning ana an
OF the society Soils were present, with lhG
exception OF the gentleman at whose 1uneral
the row occurred. Ills evidence would not
have amounted to much anyhow so ne was
left to Sltmbcr. \ long me OF tG>'il!on,
,ros t.t,r NJ the close OF which the court
remarked tina: ii was altogether very dis
graceful affair and that the undertaken was
not justified in doing what he had done C, ;
but as both were about equally punished ne
dismissed the case WASHINGTON (hronsc@
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BY Francis I. lsbcll,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No 6 Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO SMALL
n FRAME TENEMENTS on short street Some
times called Shocks alcy) between Duyal and Baker
streets, near 10 Brook avenue, on THURSDAY the
front together about 80 feet and run back, of an IT.
regular depth, feet.
TERMS one fourth cash. and the residue on
credit of six nine. and twelve months for negota-
Bile notes. with interest added, and secured by
trllSt-dccd. FRANClS L. iSDELL,
10 10 Auciioneer.
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END LOTS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING LOTS in
THE WEST END.
Persons wishing TO purchase privately can do so
on very liberal terms by applying to
10 S-iw CHAPLIN. STAPLES & co.
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AUCTIoN sALEs..rh,s Day.

AOCN1HS HA1LEsSse nAe sIssy
~ E3ss BY J. D. whitehead, -
Grocery Auctlorieer and Commission Merchant,
1912 Main street.
r WILL OFFER AT. AUCTION THls
1 fMondsv) MORNING, 18th instant, commen nst
Ing at half last 10 O'Clock. large ana ae'h ape
of GROCERIES. &c. comprising sp.s.s.
BACON-Sides, Shoulders, Hams, ana bfeaS'e'
BULK SIDES and SHOULDEks,
UERRINGS and MACkEREL'
MOL ASSES and VISEG AZ,
LARD. BUTTER, and CHEESE: -
FLOTR-Extra, Supertlne, ana r., Plhe'
LAUNDRY and TOILET SOFAS, - aro.
90 cadIics CHEWING TOBACCO, very nic .,u,+r1.
10000 CIGARS, choice, ana TIC s'''A "a "
grocer declining "'S'''J J. D. WHITEHEAD.
-, Auctlonccr. i
PyR. S. Anderson & Co., Auctlonccrs'
1924 Main street.
WE WILL SELL TO-DAY At 10y
w o'clock. ut our auction-housc 1874 Maih
street, HAMS. SHOULDERS. MESS PORK,
CoDFISH SALMON. MACK EXCL.
RITTER. CIDER VINEGAR,
SOAPS BROOMS. &C., &C.
ALSO,
One chest OF CARPENTERS TOOLS.
Additions to sale solicited. . ro
,1o r Auctioncers
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BY Cook & Lacglrton- Auctionecrs,

BY Cook & La1Tlrton Auctionecrs,
No. 10 Governor street.
CHERIFF'S SALE OF PARLOR FUR
- NITURE AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF decree
of the Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond l
viii sell at the aucton-rooms of Cook & Lauglton
on TUESDAY the 9Th instant. ut IL O'Clock.
WALNUT PARL0R SUIT upholstered In reps,
l MANTLE MIRROR
ic IL JOHN W. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
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BY Lancaster & Lucke,
Real Estate Auctionccrs,
State Bank building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
l. ORY-AND-BAsEMENsT rl = Il ! s \
STORE No. II PEARL BLOCH, On The. EAS ~
SINE OF:PFkRI OR FOURTEENTH STREET,
At AUCTION-As surviving trustee In, and IN part
execution of, deed of trust executed 10 Jaqnen
Taylor and the undersigned. trustees, dated l4th
NAV Soc and recorded in the clerks Office OF the
Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond In d. b.
fScs on MONDAY June 18th, 1876, at 81 O'Clock
p. NJ the abovc-dcscribed valuable property, The
lot has front OF 2S 7-12 feet running back LIZ
PIP feet to an alley. 80,
Terms: Very liberal, as follows: one fifth cash
balance 1T six. twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four
months for negotiable notes, interest ADDED sccureu
by deed of trust.
Possession from day Of sale.
nv 81 j. L. APPERSON. Surviving Trustee.
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" AND ALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE AND
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
Coke i Cottrcll, TrustccS.)
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-11
MINNESOTA NEWS ITEMS.

/ Rev G. G.. Sai,er preached mis- fare
, ell sermon at Duluth last Sabbath.
A large Touring mill is in course
aof erection at Morristown, in Rice coun-
IT,.
q The main business in Eyota at the
present time, says correspondent of
The Rochester Post, is moving build
ngs and preparing to build new ones.
A gold pen mandatory is to be es-
\, lolished at Faribault, by Mr.. 4. Haskins,
lie county treasurer. The manufac-
( l.y is to be in operation in about
yonth.
Saturday las, Mr. S Demany, an old
..itizen of Wabasha, was stricken with
paralysis. The stroke paralyzed the
whole lett side. from head to foot, but
Hid not prove fatal Mr.. Demany is grad
f,ally improving. but it is not believed
he will ever recover the full use Of his
limbs.
! A meeting oil soldiers 81 the rebellion,
attended by fifty or more of the "boys
IN blue" was held a, Manka.o Friday
evening at which j: was resolved to join
IN celebrating the coming Fourth OF Ju-
", and committees were appointed to
solicit cooperation and attendance OF
! Il ex.soldiers in tina. section OF the
ate.
10 an ARRAY at Crystal Lake. Blue
,arth county. Thursday last, john Doyle
truck Thos. Madigan over the head
With a heavy club, injur!ng him perhaps
sl,ally. Madigan was intoxicated. and
boyle claims drew knife on him. Of
. GERS are in search OF Doyle, but ut las,
Accoun.s had not succeeded IN finding
aim.
The Redwood Gazette saws: Mr..
,. b. Turrell returned to St Paul yes
,rday He so, his farming operations
II started in good shape for the sum-
,aer's work. The seeding is about COM
le.ed and has been very satisfactorily
one He has l,Soo acres of wheat and
bout 400 acres Of oats. which. with a
8.ir season. will yield forty thousand
lashels OF wheat and eighteen thousand
oats. Mr.. Turrell has his arrange
.ents made 10 break thousand or
yelve hundred acres additional and has
ne lumber on hand 20 build ten more
: buses.
The Pine County News gives the de-
lis OF q sad accident recently occurring
that county. 4 German woman (name
.. given) was out in a clearing" piling
.ush, and son about IA years of age.
18th her. was engaged in telling trees.
ne wind was blowing quite brisk at the
me. and q tree the boy was cutting
lew over before it was expected to and
III upon the mother. She was taken
TO the house and medical aid procured,
ut died in short time She leaves
ven children. the oldest of whom is
out 10 years.
Hastings Union: Judge Crosby and
! 5. Toilet, understanding. some time
so. that our legislature failed last ses-
IN to make the necessary appropriation
hereby the fish commissioners might
,ck the lakes of the state. made APP
ca.ion to one OF the commissioners,
o. Sweeney. OF st. Paul. for salmon
tor some Of the waters Of this county,
ting that our citizens were willing to
: ace them in the lakes at their own ex-
nse. The request was complied with
"a the first installment was placed in
ior Lake on the Attn.