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sSHERIFF'S SALE

TIP vntuS of al execution Issued ont Of aud
ID under the seal Of the III Jadiciif Distfic,
Court; ia and for the county of Hensspia. State
Of Mihneso,s, upon q judgment nsaassed and
dockctsd id said Court, on tho 2znd day Of Sep.
ternber ID the year 1869. ii an action between
Winne,, partners as Tracey, Irwin Co. plain
titfs, and Alexis Bailey, defendant. in favor Of
said plaintiffs and against said defendant, for the
sum af eighteen hundred and forty eight dollars
and SHY slx cents, ($lsla Sc ls0ol and interest
have this tween y-eighth day Of October, A. D.
1854, levied upon the following described real
properly, to witt y
lie north half ofthe north west quarter and
aort& west quarter Of the north east quarter
of section thirty FIVE (s5); the west half Of the
south west quarter, and the south east quarter
off the soatk west quarter Of section number
ahree (3); the east half of the south west guar
ter and the ssoath east quarter Of The north
westtquarter Of section number seven ~, all In
township thirty eight g36), and the west half OF
abe nth west quarter, and the south west quar-
ter ofthe north west quarter Of section number
thirty two l323, and the east half Of the south
east quarter and the ssuth west quarter Of The
south east quarter Of section auulber thirty one
l3D; the west half Of the aath east quarter and
south east quarter Of the north west quarter Of sec
sionsnumber thirty l30); and the east half Of the
south WeSl qddftel anu Inc RGNlh west 4udFl ct ~
south east quarter Of section number nineteen
al9), all in township number thirty seven {37);
and the south east quarter Of the north east quar-
Ter and the north east quarter Of the south east
quarter of section number fifteen 10; and the
south west quarter Of the north west quarter Of
section humber fourteen (l4); and the north half
Of the ,no,th west quarter, and the north west
luaster Of the north east quarter Of section num-
Der nine {9) A ii ia township number thirty six
1867. SThe whole Of the above named land lying
and being north Of range thirty west Of ihe fourth
principal Meridian. containing in all ten hundred
and eighty acres 1850 acres) more or less, accor-
ding 70 the United States Government survey
thereof, az quit claimed by Charles W Borup and
Eliznbe,h, his wife, to the above named defend
ant. Alexis Bailey under dateof Jniy9. 1857. the
~ hole Of said zeal property lying and being ini
Benton County, State Of Minnesota. -
Notice is hereby given that I veil sell the above
described zeal property, the highest bidder for
cash, at public auction, AT Days HyPerborean4
Hotel, in Sank Rapids, in said county OF Benton
Saturday. Decs,sbsr al7ft a. 2. 1859, I
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, 70 sat-
;sfy the said execution with interest and costs; s.
} fFE I'll y. NV Az f;IEs Shsf ia. aR
BY H. MCMAHON, Deputy.
LANES r.. l-AwR EscE Az for Plaintiffs. &
Sank Rapids, Oct. 20, 1883: 81 E
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otso u hereby syiispn l8a. N.Y. .esesa ron
isstry notes. hearing day sle A7sh ,Apy Ap2s-
ana payaL!e III fonr. eight. and iwslye month,
two of which are for Il 800 each and the sothsr
fors q 6l4 95,s made BY II III, ~ EsR nd
snayabie Ia The undersigned, hive heen lost there
foe al persons ars forbidden iespnfcliase The
il Ia notes, a. payment hss been stopped or q
came. 5.
Whocve, u III srs.urn the sid notes to The un-
dersigded, shan be literally rewarded.
ID \ s'S,sSs s3'5l GEO. w. SWEET " "
4, Sank Rapids, Sept -. 1859 3slss
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: General Land ,Agent,

sDS11k) EAesF31ka1, mIE- zLs IA
4VETILL Sattsnd atoase payment Of raxsss sale
AZ RE.EMPTORS will find II 10 tthelr advantage
III calling Up6n him before going elsewhere lay ne -
prepsret " pESsecute contested Ciain make
at eIsmpton papers III the shortest possiblA no.
ticey and atsaaes which will 4lit the pre- ID 4
GFFaCE nexr doOrS0E @ Haddiinss Badking
House Ddsins1s icsft ttn 9tS ~ ~ NJ nna 1sio
81 y MI X .,s WY " wv sx II sSTsT CIV
s',sss4 III m ER E NICE $ sassy i 'svsss
,W AL Casmax, EAs Governor of hfiapes6ts ssss y "
Hon Henry M Riee. Delegate ~ Gongre -------
Gen JonathaA p Flstsasrs WinOea'ga Aftnt,
NM m. sisiies TElyes.s u siots \ q
WV ia tlsls
Wn y Parsons, Ast'y Y Counsellor I. : " Laws
In Minneapolis, a y
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jeremiah Russell, Sank Rafffds ~ - U
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HYPERDoREAN HOTEL.
sAIjK RIA Pi3S, MINNEsO'l

80 sAUK .RAPfDs, MINNESOTA.
al r. Day. hssa ..sS2s: PROPRIETOR,
I. s;,aa,sd = shs very centre 81 the CITY, and
,n;sbed as First Class Hotel. daily fine lagos
run 10 and from ST. Paul., and Try-weekLy tosLittle
Falls and Crow Wing.
This ,euso has The most spacious Hal above sts
Anthony for ~
S. Dane;.es Parlses, Cdaesrls, ,$c.s,I
on any public Exhibitions il always ready for use,
With a good Band Of Music at'an hours notice
and the public generally, that no. pains q expense
will be spared in making comfortable, those who
may favor him with their patsgaags. IA al 4
Sank Rapids, octohera ls99, IS ssssssgssassis
sas All which they viii sell at low prices and lib.
Eeral dissounf viii be given 40 the trades as =.
~ ST Paul. Jnns ~, 90. s'tfs as~a s'ss IS SO
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E AR An p E,Y':aE y
DEAFNEss TOT AL n RITA \
ENTIRELY, RE.NOVED 1


ENTIRELY. RE.NOV'lE.D D.
tyr. h. EN- w 90 D /, Sic sbegs to-
~ call the attention Of those suffering under a
partial or total loss Of tho senseof hearing 70 the
following facts. He treats diseases Of she middle
and iaterna! ear with anledicated douches, suuhas
is practced ii, the inGrmaries of Berlin. Licpsic,
Brussels, Hamburg and Petersburg, and iateiy
a,y the NEST distinguished London artists, with
the most wonderful success; Indeed i y the only
method that has been universally successful *
The best proof Of the efficacy Of ibis treatment
win be reference 10 nearly nine hundred names,
,rssdents Of the United States, Canada New
f,runswick and Nova Scotia,s awho have been
restored to acute hearing and not sinsie solsa
case. TO our knowledge did NJ tsil g ef'eci
either partial Of total restcratisd q the hearing
when our advice and instructions were tahhtaliy
and punctually adhered to- Many who could mol
bear Inc report &c pistol al arm = length, can
now hear watch beat q The, distance q ionr
feet. Ia cases Of mncus accumulation ~ me
Eustachian Tube and Tympannm, inflammation
ST the mucus membrane, nervous atlsclions,
diseases Of the membranal tynpaHi, called tins
ssDrum, 4, ~ or hen the disease can be traced 70
me effects ofis fsvers or colds, the use quinine
OF nercura lnedicikes, gatherings IN the ears ~
childhood Sc, this treatment stands PIE eminent!
When the auditory canal ii dry and scaiy with
little OF no secretion, when the deafness ID accom-
panied with noise III the eat. ike falling Tater.
chirpng Of insects. ringing of bells, rustling Of
leaves, continual pulls a discharge .oi mat
ter; or when in STOPPING, y sensation ssfeit ~ u
a rush Of blood to the head had taken place;
when the hearing issless acute in dull, csoady
weather. or ,vhssas 4 cold has been takeus this
method of treating the disease Is infallibls ~
deaf and dumb casek my experience Waffanfs
me in saying ths II ihs hearifg was good d any
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.saHsa a. ~. 1IAESA&1I &SlS sHst8f
|DE1TTAL 9URGHoNI
or MoNTrc rLLo, sssSF
lNTOULD respectfully announces 70 the cili
SAUK RAPIDS,
and vicinity that he. will again visit the place fol
the purpose Of performing adj operations con.
nected With the VIZ FL As@,ss89 sfsg sets flsYss ssl
DENTAL PROFESSION.
about the middle Of January 1859 VI s,s
From past success, Dr., CREIGHTON feels jus.
tilted in assuring his patients that every operation
will be performed according 70 the most recent
AID scientific plans adopted BY the hrst Dentists
in the country. H as'
v Charges will he made according to the ease,
but always reasonable. No fee demanded ior
examining the mouth, or for advice. - fl y sS
Those who may desire the insertion Of Arti6-
cial Teeth. are requested to. make an early call
Ladies will be waited upon at their residences
If desired. .5a sa 5sss sls r Ell 5s4 s
~ Office al Hypsrborean Hoiel.
Oct. A Il 1853. vi Ell 88sa NJ En- sif
We append the following certificate ont q
many which might be given. 5
Monticello, June rs, 1859.
Itake pleasure in stating, from personal knowl-
edge, that DR.. Creighton IS enlneptly saccessin
as Dental practitioner, either IN Operative o.
Mechanical dentistry. and from many years ac-
tJ,,aintance, know him 10 bs a highminded, hon-
ornble gentleman. ]. w. MULVEY. M. al).s
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Sank Rapids. !, Emporium ii i !,

fa.st. aFRoNTlERMAN. block. y, ..,;. ,..'
DRY Gio+o.Ds5.ssG r o CT RE Es.
fS8ssEs--A@ AND Y ssias sfssF9ss
sa4sgl pr Osv#f s Il ONS ss 81 S.
Constantly On hand aud for sale Cheap All kinds
1Asss .rRpBuCN . ,a.,,,ses
Taken il exchange, Alao cash advanced on -same
Or Call and sae--your money and sptodacc ! y
;whlti is wanted. Sank! Rapids, Minnesota.
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Gogneys eff .Moaf0e Sisett-. Monitss BNSidtNg,
ST.. 5,LOUly MIN NESOTA 8 81 81
DIR. w. -. SIM NTO 4a -
u ESPEcTFULLYs tenders his Professional
III servicesto the citxsnt of ST. Cloud and Is
cinity sss3 All III IA. is,g. n.
aResidence. secord house south west Of the Ra-
wins. 81 Cloud Oct: ri. 1855 81 u
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& VIM. S, MoOa p, PlainlHIs AHy sssts5 4 u
Sank Rapidss Oct. s, 1859. st.sat' - 81 OWL
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sNTOTICE. utsuant To Section 3'ef Vii Act,
u n entitled Gan Act prescribing Rules and Re-
snlations for the execution Of Trusts arising mn
der i,s act of Congress, entitled san AIT for the
relief Of citizens of Town. Rppn lands Of the u.
States nader certain circumstances, passed March
e, 1855 swell 1893
Pubic nogcai hereby given, ,thatsen AheJ9th
day ofIaI,AM ps 1874, the andersixne1 xntSra
led at The END Office at 81. Cloud. Minnesota,
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Iinds0n's Female Remedy.

This is the greatest remedy ever yet offered for
diseases TO which females are liable, such as IT.
Irregularities, DISTINCTIONS or Suppressions to the
Monthly Periods. Also, Leueorrhea or Whites,
with all their attending evils. This remedy con-
sists Of three parts, ana be used single or to-
gether, as the case may demand. Full directions
given with each number; which plain that
all may use them with perfect safety. No. Is
expressly for Leueorrhea or Whites. Nos and
lor distractions or suppressions, and must not
be used in connection by married ladies. Price
81 per number.
JOSEPH HUDSON, Sole Proprietor Malta
poisctt, Mass.
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DEFORMITIES.


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f.vel and solicit subscribers for Atwater's Patent
l filteen Dollar Sewing Machines. Salary $50 per
T. 49,. Eith all expenses paid. Address, wit; stamp
I. NJ. DAGGEFr X Co.
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WILBO2S' COMPOUNDO
PURE COD LIVER
yZN NV EZZG,

= cure for Consumption, Coughs, Coidv, Asthma,
t:r3achitis, General Debility and alt Serotuio4s HUI
as.
HIS COMPOUND has been used with the
!, IT complete success by most celebrated
J. ysiciaus, for the removal and permanent cure
the above diseases. Hundreds for whom there
IS no hope eetore the discovery of this simple
yet eiiectual remedy, have been raised to health
ma happiness by its timely use. The following
case of MIR. j. Williams is usfhcient to convince
all Of its wonderful effects. lie says
81 had been sick with confirmed Consumption
for several months. | had used the clear Cod
Liver OIL most If the time, but had derived but
little benefit from 1t. had an attack ofbeeding
at the Lungs, which alarmed my friends very
much, as they now supposed there was no hope for
me. About this time heard OF your Compound
OF Cod Liver Oil and Lime. / Immediately COM
menced using it, and began soon to perceive its
beneficial effects; in two months my cough had
entirely left me, and am now enjoying perfect
health. Truly yours. j. WILLIAMS"
N. B. This Compound does not nauseate like
the clear Oil. Be sure and get the genuine
manufactured only by A. b. WILBoE, Chemist
No. l66 Court Street Boston.
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BOC.E's WIGS ANDnliR WORK,

Trueet to nature, irreproachable IN style, and
and perfect in fit. NONE equal them. Sole
Agent for the Royal Transparent Parting.
B06leS ELECTRIC HAIR DYE,
Bes. and cheapest in the world Try con.
WINGED. Prices, 90 cents, 81 90, and 81 so
ARE you GETTING BALD Is your Hair turning
Grey? Bogle's Hyperion Fluid is the great re-
storer of hair-all others based on this great
discovery and sham limitations. Prices, %
cents, 80 cents. 10 cents, and 81, so.
Proprietor, W. B0GLE 202 Washington Street
Boston, opposite the Marlboro Hotel.
Every article for the t,iletto be had at Bogle's
Bazaar.
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TO TIED DEAF.

HAVING sold upwards of Fifteen hundred pairs
of the Aurices or External Ears for the Deaf and
being fully satisfied that they are the test aid for
thosV inconvenieneed by deatness we respect fully
invite such persoLs 10 send for Descriptive Cir
euIar. which will be sent receipt ofa three cent
stamp to ell in person and their viueien-
cy. GOLDMAN d SHURTLEFF, manufacturers
and dealers in Surgical and Dental instruments
Is fremont Street Boston.
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Medical Notice TO Females

7
I45 Peasant Street. Boston,
Continues 10 give Speerai ancation to diseases of
~ vn,en and Children. His unrivalled success tor
the last t. years in the treatment Of all female
complaints, is universally admitted by the facul-
~ and the public generally. All communications
Air:ctiy confdeatiai. Good aco'nodations provi-
ded FIR those who wish to stop few days in the
city.
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Indian Medical Institute.

Rev. y. DAY, Pres't. Rev. P. MASON, Vice Pres't
PHYSICIANS. R. CREME, NJ. p.
II l. HUTCHINS, NJ. D,
Established for the cure of Diseases upon the
principles OF innocent medication, describing the
use Of calome and other poisonous drugs.
Consultations at the Office, SO BRoMFIELD ST.,
Boston, or by letter, free of charge.
All persons having Cancers, or those afflicted
with complicated diseases, should avail them
selves of the personal attention If the physicians
at the Institute, where proper boarding houses
provided.
Most diseases, such as Scrofula, Humors of the
Blood. Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs Dyspel-
STA, Liver Complaint, Dropsy. Rheumatism, Heart
Complaints, Female Complaints, and the great
variety of diseases with which the human body is
afflicted, are successfully treated with medicine.
which can be sent to any part of the world. with
full directions, as very correct knowledge ear
be obtained rom answers t. the questions in a
pamphlet descriptive OF treatment and reference
! to cured, which will be sent free by address
| ing
R. GREENE. M. D.,
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CouRT COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM. L. Mar
shall, Judge.
In this Court William George Brown, Esq.,, ap-
proprately announced the death of William A.
Talbot, and moved an adjournment of the Court.
Judge Marshall acquiesced in the motion and
pald Just tribute to the many virtues and exalted
character of the deceased.
The Court adjourned until Friday morning at 10
O'clock.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge
After the calling of the jury in the Superior
Court, S. T. Wallis, Esq, addressed the Court, in
substance, as follows
May it please your Honor, rise to
announce to the Court, the melancholy
intelligence, already made public, of the death of
William Allen Talbot, one of the most distinguish
ed members of this Bar. He was so excellent and
exemplary man. in all the relations of ife-so du-
titul son, so kind and affectionate husband and
brother, so true friend, so high in the confidence
of the community, the respect of The Bench, and
the regard of his brethren, that his memory de-
serves every tribute at our hands. I am sure it will
accord with the feelings of your Honor that
should move the immediate adjournment of the
Court
terms, and the Court adjourned until Friday
next.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge.
After the calling of the juries yesterday morning.
William Meade Addison, ESQ.,, United States Dis
trlct Attorney, arose and announced in fitting terms
the death of William A. Talbot. Mr.. Addison re-
counted in appropriate language the many profess
sional and social virtues of the deceased and as a
marx OF respect to his memory, moved adjourn
ment of the Court.
Judge Giles responded feelingy, and ordered an
adjournment of the Court until Friday morning at
10 @ clock
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
[ From our ovn Correspondent
From wnsbinptn,,


WASHINGTON, March 2.-Mr. Sickles continues to
receive numerous calls from his friends, and in
Vulnerable letters ofsympathy from every quarter
He is somewhat more calm to-day but looks badly
Mrs. Sickles is still here. She was to have left
town to-day but seems unable to tear herself from
her late happy home. She has written Mr.. S.
several letters full of devoted expressions of graft
tude for his uniform kindness towards her and of
heartrending declarations of repentance for having
plunged him INTO so much sorrow. His only fault
she AYERS is that he too kind and over in
dulgent. Had he been less so, and guarded her
more carefully by the exercise of husbands au-
thority, she declares that her present lamentable
position would have been avoided Mr. Sickles has
addressed several letters to his little girl which are
doubtless intended responses to the epistes from
his wife. The published statement that Mrs.
Sickles is encicnte is untrue
Butterworth is understood to have left for New
York this afternoon. He has remained here longer
than he otherwise would have done except for the
rumors that he to be arrested as an accessory.
Postmaster General Brown is probably in crit
ical condition. He has been i'll for several days of
pneumonia, but this afternoon he appeared to be
much improved. Tonight hemorrhage set in,
from which it is feared that he will die before
morning. Such, am assured, is the opinion of his
medical adviser.
From the Reporter Of the associated Press
WASHINGTON, March 2-Advices received from
the African squadron to January l4th, say that the
he ealth of the squadron was generally good The
sloop of war Dale after cruise on the South
coast, arrived at Porto Praya short of pro-
visions
The mail received from Santa Fe brings copy
of stringent laws, passed by the Legislature Of
New Mexico, to protect property in slaves and to-
tally prohibiting emancipation in that Territory.
The vessel which is to bring Lord Lyons the
successor of Lord Napier, to this country, will
probably land him at Annapolis.
Smith O'Brien to day visited both Houses of
Congress, and cordially received by many
members.
The father of Mr.. Sickles has offered to Mr.. Ba-
gioii any house of his the latter may select in or
der that Mrs. Sickles NAV have home
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lighted. Her neck, breast and shoulders
burned in most shocking manner, and great
part of her clothing was entirely consumed before
assistance could be rendered her. 1t is feared she
cannot survive her injuries.
LETTERS NOT FoRwARDED.-Letters remaining in
the Baltimore Postoice directed to different desti
nations in Cuba, and on which the United States
stead of the actual postage, which is ten cents ::
John Caldwell, Havana Andrew J. Zell do; w.
Francis Perez, do; NJ. o. Davidson, (2) do. Ma
jor A. Morrill,, do: Benjamin Brown, Matamori
Sr. j. Benjamin Price, Bemba; Capt. Benjamin F.
Henderson, Matanzas
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADEI PHIA MARKETS, March l-Evening-
Quercitron Bark in slowly and 1st No. offered
at s33 without finding buyers at that rate.
Flour and MealThere very little export demand for
Flour hut with light receipts and the high rates
rent in the west, prices have upward tendency and
some holders are indifferent about realizing at former
figures the sales however only to supply the home
trade at from So to 62R for superfne Sc 37675 for
extra and extra family and so per barrel for fancy
brands as to quality Rye Flour is held at "a 25 with
small sales at that price. Corn Meal is rather in
quired for and further sales of barrels
were made at SO 62H per barrel.
ProvsionsThe receipts and stocks continue light for
the season. but the demand has fallen off, and the market
Tor the hog product generally is dull Mess
ing in small way as wanted at $1S50dIS 75 and City
Mess Beef at sl5al55o per bbl. Bacon quiet, but
holders are firm at from IL to 13c for plain and fancy
Hams, 1O4(Gl0kc for Sides and SdS4c for Shoulders
1l Green Meats the sales have been light at 9Xd10kc
Ior Hams in salt and pickle, 94 @9kc for Sides and Ia
Tor Shoulders in salt Lard is held at Gl3c for
dds and tres, and 3d13kc for kegs Butter meets
h steady demand at l720c for roll and lldl2c for
ohio and New York. 200 boxes the latter kc
o-day at the latter price. ~ s
wSrain.-The market continues poorly supplied with
wneat and prime lots scarce, wanted for milling
"'a'y "emsr uofatons; but about 900 bushels only
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A HT,SEHENT,V

THE DRUIDs' Ok HORN CONCERTS. The Druids
give another of their gift concerts to night. Go
early if you wish seat. A concert will be given
at 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, and gifts will
be distributed.
HoLLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-To-night Miss Mag
gle Mitchell appears in six different characters in
the play of Satna IL, Paris. The afterpiece is Ma
t"re and Philosophy, with Maggie as Colin.
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Large Fire Mt Memphis

MEMPHIS, March "A half square of buildings
on Main street has been destroyed by fire. inelud-
ing the Eagle and Enquirer" "Avalanche, :"
and Sentinel newspaper offices. The sufferers
are Messrs. lIutten d Clark, printers; stores of
Messrs. Gelkey Nanen; Sutfarans Il Stratten;
W.. II. Hunt; N. Stiman; Heinrich & Brothers,
and the saloon of Joseph Tenfel. Loss $50, 900
partially insured