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New-York tribune., 1868-01-04


AsDERsos-on Wednesday morning, jan LOuh wife OfJOsr
- Asps barrh Erhht between Broadway aud Fourae
Saturday morning, at 10 oeock
BUsH-On Friday Jsn James w. only cf George w. and Any
The friends Of the family respectfully ls'ed % 'iteet
the funeral sunday Jan at @eloe NJ rom tAs resarlee OF
bs parea No. % PerTyst, without further imitation
DULLOCK-At Chcsgo H. Sunday Dec. 29 LD Msou oaiy
child Of Walter H. aud MA Ann Bullock ate o. TIA ety. 'ssa 70
months and 70 days
CoRYIsH-On Y.rY.aS. Eve at Diesns j. John @ Astcn
Of Wa w ~ and hsry Augusta Cora'a aged !es
months. ard 10 days
FREEMAYOn THURSDAY Jan Borden Freeman, daughter Of
David ard Ella Premsu, aged yesr months sod . tay
psrsat. No. ti9 wes. Twsuty-sdiris.
GTLLEsPIEIn this city. wedrcsiv evening J,n l. Prof wG
R:zs, and friends r-.p n,'ed a. to @ ss1S d Ss feP.s %
SATURDAY 4th inst. at o'clock ?. u.
Schenectady papers please copy.
GREGAN-On SATURDAY. Jsn IS b, late rs'dence No 7 Ihvs
His relative, respectfully invited % rd his funeral -
sunday Jan s. without further invitation at ? oeoeh m
GARDYRR-At uuiou I j. Tbursny Jan Mrs Mary Gard
ne Gardner aged y eas nonth sr IS lava
The respectfully invited 70 ssrd her hn, 90
MondaF Jan al oeok L., from the So'e IAafeh Ds9"NH
GRAyT-Kled at Angola or Wednesday. Dec s 1901 BlSsrd
Grsst, Of Chauneev l. Grant, Ithaca n u
RENwICK-on Years Day Margaret Ana widow Of James Req
wick Ill d. in the 18th of her
The ves friends Of the family requested without farther ~.
vtion attend the funeral ser,cs at Grace Chacb on hoas
morning the 9th inst, at 81 oeoeta m
sTEygNsOy-ou Thursr J.p 1903 At hsr late reseaee No 3s
Sass M T. I, Cs 1,, S :rS SsnsI osh s''''''n ''D''
Friends family invited to attend her funeral from the Chls -
Pilgrims W. FOrtyeishkt, aear hntbAve on Sunday 'A
sIBLBY-A, Elizabeth Friday J.u Geog.
Wells sbey irfln Of George b. and Mary H. eibsy aged ~
The burial service viii he held Christ Church. Eilbh suHdsy
afternoon next, at II o'clock
wANDBLL-A Gr..npont Booilyn r. rrid.y Jsr csp.s
waud late Of sing Sing ws'eOe'tsr Co.. n " 10 e S
H family invited stts.d the fane %
ss1d. 1''Tnos1 % @ m,joS o ' liz % VII be isS o.
Mond.' morning 10 Sleepy holOS cenrtery at Taryto~n
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A VOICE FROM ALABAMA.

The superhuman efforts that have been made
by large number Of people 10 draw articuate sounds
from the abOvenamed donkey Gen Grant, are srikRly
illustrative OF the spirit OF our age aud country How
thoroughly lie has been tunnelcd the reader Is awnre
But nothing extracted from him. either because there
Was nothing n him. OF because he was cunning enough 10
to hold fast 10 shat there. But the mans acts
have done for him what bis speech could not be
made TO do. They have shown him to bo a fellow
whom MAN can support Tor the Prerl-
doucyshown him 10 be the very door through which tho
hesh reconstruction scheme was slipped upon the south
these facts take tho liberty of begging
Or cOrercs OF Tie Times 10 remove Grants name from
be head OF their columni And while they are about IL
let them AsO brush away Fessendens nane the plehorlo
ManhoOdlte blood sucker whose 10 sons ana IL grand
daughters less. tugging away at the pubic
breast their radical angs stuck into IL up TO the gums
and cnched Feseendeu IN the most hopeless wallower
In Radical mIre ~ any man IN America lie ana all us
sons aud daughters and man and maid servants
are paid to wallow there. And while the sub
iect We also advise cOHfreres to remove Horace
Irceleys device from their mast head VIZ "Impartia
Suffrage aud Universal Amnesty" Impartial suffrage IS
the very devil that must kil or die Down Win Alm
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY IN THE BowERY.

Between 10 and o'clock this morning VIM.
Connel morally wounded by Richard Casey. at the
OF Bayardst and the Bowery. 1t appears that
Conne met two courtezans on Bayardst., and accosng
them, walked down the street in their company.
Casey coming opposite direction shook some money
in their faces, which Connel resented as an insult In
the melee Connes hat knocked off, STOPPING to pick
up Casey fred the shot entering the left side OF the
head Of Connell who fell into the gutter. I'M
medlately second shot was fired which struck
the forehead, but glanced or The wounded man
was taken to the City Hospital. where Dr. Washburne
made an examination. and pronounced the wound fatal
Conne only 81 years Of age and resided at No i2l
Mulberry-St.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
THE EARTHQUAKES IN NORTHERN NEW
YORK.
From Our Special Correspondent

CANTON, n. Y. Jan. @ 1858.
AS nearly as l can discover, the first throe, felt
over the whole extent of country beginning In Western
New-York beyond Auburn and extending northeast be
yond Montreal which happened at precisely 26O a. m OF
Dec 49, was much the most severe and alarming since
that period however embracing just two weeks there
have distinctly and plainly felt more tha 100 SHOCKS
of mstakaby suOterranean and volcanic origin: my
self since Christmas have felt and heard many OF the
and convinced that have not at all overstaed the
number They ali come from the and tend III
n generally welldctned nOrtheastely direction seeming
thus to follow the Valley Of the 81. Lawrence mainly
OF these spasmodc shocks in point OF duration do
than seconds Some, however run mp 10
and 50 seconds. and one which timed yesterday 10
seconds No unduatl0n accompanies the snOcK; ohly
sudden perceptbe tremOr kind Of yibraory jarrlng
sufficient to loose articles OF furniture In NOTION
always however, attended by hoarse rumbling, groa
ing grinding sound rapidly passing ana seeming 10
move In heavy, plainly Unmarked waves.
eologists have long known that along the valley OF
the ST. Lawrence, and extending southwesterly Tor
considerable distance lie the oldest rocks OF any that
exist upOn the continent. These rocks den0innated
aurentan In honor OF the great river which they follow
the geologic scale OF all the orders OF rock which we
hDd before the metamorphc. or mixed type Thus. orgi-
naly they repOsed next TO the inner shell which, accord
to the nebular hypothesis envelopes the molten aud
yet uncOoed mass forever seething aud surgng within
Its ra prison walls IN order TO find vent. III then In
any particular locality this crust which maintains IN IT'S
strongest point about the relation TO the ery hud
within that the shell OF an does To its diameter
violent friction OF the molten mass which we KNOW 1ofns
the solid earth, what then are we TO expect
for resultantsl Why that sOOe thrOe more tremendous
than the strain will bear will burst open passage ana
afford vent TO the long confined gases and vapors and
redhot lava which constitute the great central nres o
planet r. l.. r.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
POLITICAL.
NEW-YORK.

NEW-YORK.
FETTON CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.
The above-named organization met last even
ing. President Able in the chair. A resolution was
passed authorizing the local Secretaries TO request the
Associations IN the various Assembly Districts to elect
three delegates the Central Club. The foowngnamed
gentlemen elected local YcePresldents and Sec
rctares:
III, PssidSa-John Cashov. l. sanderson
William Gen L. Noiuour the Hon. ". W. Goodrich jacob
Worth Ira BukwsB, . Archibald NJ Bliss John Oaiey brsGfl,s
Col nelsDeE A. 4 Thorn NJ Felt w A. n tsd-
Frederick T. Parsons, Theo l. BuIt, BeugnAn W. WILSON,
Daniel ] Ross Capt T. u. faUh
MEyrcHEsrER COUSTi. Ple prdeuts-Ha Baldwin Workers.
Samuel Hopper White Plains; James ". Hustled Peeksfh Scr,
GesiIeny D. ArAeI lOAker william GedHey White PAns John
Hush Prekskl
srrroIy rVice Prssdent-cOl Alfred wsgAs h Seer"
targ-N. H. Gleason.
De Mott emr.ies secTsiarr-L Prince FusliuE JoAA lieu
RcHsosD CouxTr-T Presideni-ME Back. Secrs'aTy-Mr
CoietL
Sullivan rsski,A-Stoddai Hammond SerelaTy
IS. c. AgnsF. -
On motion the various local organizations were re-
quested hold meetings Tuesday evening next Inc
Club adjourned subject 10 the call OF the chair.
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
The Executive Committee of the AIAth AS
semby District Union Republican Association organized
last evening by eectng Mr. j. G. Graft President james
H. Peull, Secretary, and g. II. Horton, Treasurer.
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duty than now would be certain with Mr. Chase tho
standard bearer of the party"
SENATOR WILSON on THE SITUATION.

SENATOR WILSON ON THE SITUATION.
Among the speakers on New Years day, in
moration of President Lncoln's act of Enancips
tlon, was Senator Wilson, from whose remarks We quote
the following points:
What had during the last three four months
had Strengthened his conviction that, those Rebel states
had come into Congress ON the plan Of Andrew Johnson
the public debt OF this country would nave Deen as worth
resentatyes and Senators from that section Of the
try In favor Of repudiatng the debt OF the Uheu otae
in the loyal states who do not need coaxng to join any
body OF men who will give them power. Mr. Ruihn told
ess @ atI s poy o Congress- He
fectly agreed with him Mr. Rnfn also expressed his
after that would come all right. He (the speaker
would not give thing for the one afterward II the Re
the election OF this there would be very little to take
IN ls2 In regard to the condition OF aas ~ the SOsr
ished. They almost In state OF nature They
although they had great deal OF the latter than
they deserved And as for the negroes many OF them
in truth widespread suffering, and he for helping
then however much they might curse anu
him. 1t his duty do right 10 them. and he meant
to do It, He meant help build up that section OF tho
whole nation He denounced the stories In regard 10 the
reported nsurrecOnary movements OF the negroes ana
said they vile ISLANDERS He said that GOV: Iler-
gress The Governor of North Carolina against 1t.
Gov. Orr acting In satisfactory manner Gov Jei-
Governor OF Florida was very well He had done all he
could to favor policy The Governor OF Alabama was
a sincere aud converted man. The Governor OF Mssls-
sippI against The Governors OF Arkansas 0nisi
ana and Texas true Republicans The military
men IN the Southern States had acted In manner that
deserved the thanks of Congress and the people Gen.
Grant had said to him few months ago that the Oeers
the army the Rebel States even more radical
than delegation He believed that the
first great mistake Of Congress had been In not turning
ont ths 5000 Rebel oicehOders In the South who had
been appointed by Andrew johnson at the close Of the
var Andrew Johusons great crime against the country
them into the hands Of traitors.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
CANADA.
FUNERAL OF TIE HON. FERGUSON BLAIR.

FUNERAL OF TIE HON. FERGUSON BLAIR.
WELLINGTON. SQUARE, Canada, Jan. 3.-The
funeral Of the Hon. Ferguson Blair, President OF the
Privy Council took place here to-day and was attended
by large number OF prominent gentlemen from 0lS-
tance, and nearly all the inhabitants OF this place.
FAILURE IN MONTREAL
MONTREAL, Canada, Jan. 2.-Messrs H. L. Routh Co.,
Of the Oldest aud most extensive hrms III this city,
suspended to-day.
United States Consul, Gen. Averil, has returned TO
Montreal after ak months absence in the States
BELLRYILLB, Canada Jan "A party OF rOuRhs entered
the AnglO-American Hotel Wednesday night and
attacked Daniel Sullivan Of the boarders, beating
him IN cruel manner and aiterward throwing him down
stars cellar and causing injuries from which death
Ansued to-day OF the parties has been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
NAsBY'S DEDICATION.

The following is the dedication Of Nasty
new book Ekkoes from Kentucky" just published:
DRDICAsHUN
n no oae who "a NordIr-use Worships the seiiis
but auI th, rising orb,
Tbs Rcot j. dedikAted - Audroo JOhEssa.
WLose sands Of hfe is pcsr.y out,
ASi wbo m from Post OGs.
O4n 10 the rostfainin povsr Nv tie
Ofs
But ruhsr 10
n. PEsDLEros
Ohio
u
Wbeu last hrsrl Y In Drrsien. Germany
HORksHO tEysOKE,
MOO York;
THASELts PEHHtE,
Moo Hsmpsheer;
Oue which b. ceriln suceeedA the injsdyosd
fast nan 81 upon this page aud uV bsvn.
therefore. the dispoiH
In
succeed In
rHs,x PaGE.
With s,ntineHee y profound rrspeek.
BY
(P p. o. CoSVEpKRtr ROADS
l.tsnn f,Lich 10 10 toe STAT kentacEyD
(NIj bee l. 1851
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

MEETING OF FACTORY 0PERATIvEs<-As we
learn from The Fall Rcr Tines the factory operatives OF
that city held meeting In City Hall Tuesday evening
to consider the question OF the reduction o wages ana
should be the proper action OF the body In view OF
that circumstance. Several gentlemen spoke mostly In
pacific strain the general sentiment being opposed TO
striking and advising that more OF the operatives
should turn out until all reasonable had been
tried to effect compromise with the corporations Upon
n statement from the spnnes that petition or memorial
and to he sent 10 the corporations
OF the several cotton mills asking dinnution OF one
half the reduction made In wages In the different rooms
of the factories, resolution adopted that the spin
draw snilar paper and present at the same
time corporations asking that the reduction be
Diminished onehalf, or that the mills four days
week a the old OF payment IL IL fcrvently hoped
that amicable arrangement will be made Tor IL 10
should fail O great deal Of misery must ensue
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
FIRES.
IN ROCKLAED, Me.

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 3.-A special dispatch
60 The Star from Rockand Gays that Beethoven block
in that place containing the meat market, s mark
aud clothing store, destroyed by fire last night al
10 O'clock The fire caught In the clothing store, In winch
nothing was saved The building and stock OF clothing
insured for $4,000 In the Htna Insurance Company
GLASS STORE IN WEST SEvENTEENTH-sT.
Mr.. Harris ThTousOn's glass store, at No. 2OJ
West seyenteentb-st, damaged by fire yesterday
snorning to the amount OF 5000. Insured. Howe's
bakery adjoining was damaged by fire aud water to the
extent OF ST 900 Insured for 5000 by the Broadway and
St Nicholas Companies Charles otens carpenter shop
Was slightly damaged.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

PEDEsTRIANIsM.-We learn from The ran
Rirer Times that Prof Sweet OF Providence starred from
emp walk of 100 miles In "a hours The route Travelled
was the road leading from Providence TO Pbenx, dis
OF ten miles, aud TO accomplish the waH wouid
have beeu necessary TO have Travelled the route and
return TO the starting point five times The Professor
walked TO Phenx In hour aud % minutes. AFTER re,
reshments AT the hotel occupying % minutes he started
again to return arrived Providence at 35 ocock
,nnkine his 20 miles In hours and SO minutes Aitcr
completing 90 miles In IA hours he compelled to
abandon tho trial. by the storm.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
MARRIED.

pAyPoRTHRLLIs-ou Tnesiay Dec 81 the Church ot the Nee
sah by The Pelham williams I,eut Joshas Dsnforh T.
A. 10 Charlotte g. only daughter of J. L. Bills all Of Bon
RUSTINSMTIOn Tuesday Dec 81 the residence Of be brtes
c. Arirexs W g. kasfu Jane z, et
daughter Of b. sud t. Smith, ali Of the Ciy of BrOOks Ne
cards
RCHARDSOH-DRAN-tn Peterson EewerseT Chrstpas
irv m ths Rev c. M A. ewe Mr. Thomas Richardson Of hheds
England, TO Mrs II. A. Beam " Baltimore Nj
wIGHT-DORvIEo NevYears Eve Al the residence of tbe hd~
father Thomas wight, D. Agnes L. daughter Of Henry DoF's
e,a. al " Andes Nlllage. Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENTS IN THE SOUTH

The people of the South are already manifest
Ing considerable interest the forthcoming Presden.
tal election The respective merits and dement's of
Grant and Chase are undergoing lively discussions The
selma Messenger out unhesitatingy In favor OF
Chase while other Influential papers IL Georgia ana
North Carolina have made the same nomination 1t Is
probable however that the active Of the politicians
making thcmsey heard first ana tat the frchd Oh
Grant will come forward In due season, Ia superior
afrs
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
ALIBELER BY WHOLESALE.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 3.-An elderly man named
Peter Zeber OF Reading, was arrested last evening.
charged with publishing and selling libelous book II
was black ls Of citizens Of Harrisburg who were M
discrimnatey put down as poor pay Tor honest deDs
contracted is bound 10 appear at Court, as
was also q citizen who gave him some OF the names.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
TIE. SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.
VIRGINIA.

THE l.ngDMEN'5 BUREAU-SENAToR POMEROY
ADDRESSES THE CONVENTION.
RICHMOND, Ya., Jan. 3.-In the Convention
to-day resolut. was offered urging the continuance Of
the Freedmens But.su III the State aeprecatng its With
drawal as calamity and requesting Gen. Howard TO
continue t under such agents may best suit the pur-
pose. After long debate the resolution was adopted
Yeas, 81; Nays, a.
Senator Pomeroy addressed meeting at the African
Church tonight. He advised the Convention 10 CONFER
the right OF suffrage oil males over II years Vi age anu
secure II to them forever.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
THE WEATHER.

nsv YcsH uour Their Bar VIVID Hour Tier Bar Wtse
al ~ 29T3SW. jan 30 $50 ~ bW j
13o 2981HW 3To 1874 4.
60" ! lIo 2ae3sW II 80 1894 sB.
Morsngovrrc,st cloudy unusually thieh fog
prevailed from greatly pedug the boats $3.50 1t
absolutely impossible object on the land further han lo
gs,ed at with and coni be ey examined thus
even telescope ofage upon It's disk
clear EyenBgCar hay overcast sls to il;lc
81 .l..t
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LOUISIANA.

THE EQUAL RIGHTS ARTICLE OF THE coNSTIrU-
TON.
NEwORLEANs, Jan. 3.-The Convention to-
day resumed the discussion of the equality question Az
ter several amendments to Mr. wickle's substitute bad
been offered and voted down, the following offered
by Mr.. Plnchback, and adopted
Thrteen Article Of The Constitution All persons shall
enjoy equal rights while travelling in this state any
conveyance OF public character IL further provides
that all places where business carried ON by charter or
for which license il required from either State parish
municipal authority, shall be deemed places Of pub
lie character, and shall he open to the accommodation
and patronage OF all persons without distinction or DIS
elimination on account of race or color.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
NAVY GAZETTE.

Cant Tbou,, H. Patterson kasded 10 hold himself readiness
Navy Depte command the nsgshp OF the
mept 10 day al the North Atlantic Squadron Acting
E.,,Y.nis Oscar C. Bur
u,tyrr 10 uty AZ detached from the
a. ths Por.pouh E.vy.Yard Hospital Washington and
I,ul Coumspder John the Acting
Assistant Surgeon Assistant sugson Bdwad T.
James tho Naval Hos Marsh has been placed waiting
na W,shin9on Capt George
Baleh bs. been detached from ChaI Emory ha resigned
a.. W..hpxton Esyy Ysrda nd dor.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

City Hall the sOh ut relative to the rights OF Anori
citizens abroad calling upon the Executive ani
Congress take such steps az may insure our Peoo
from all trouble In the future aud relief for those VINO
ore at present dc cally lncaIceruted
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
, Spttial MOtitts.

Iais Positively sinful TO Coal ae peops
d. your money do good With by uag MAGIC ASH SirEa
q, tn. aide Of .,sry stow. MAGIC sIPrgR COMPANY.
50 2sl BroaANsy Nes.iort
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
FAUURE IN CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. 3.-The failure OF j..
c. Hopkins dry goods merchant Is announced this morn
ing Ills liabilities about 100000 due principally to
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JEwELRY STORE ROBBED IN sY. LOUIS;

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-The jewelry store OF Bond
Brothers in Columbus No. robbed on tho night OF
the Soth ut OF 5000 worth OF jewery watches silver
ware and money No clue the robbers has been OBJ
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
RRCEIPTs OF RAILROADS.

SPRN0PIELD, Mass, Jan. 3.-The gross re.
eeipts Of the Railroad for 1857 ana
the earnings 249296 The receipts OF tho
Connecticut River Railroad we're B29iGs, and the net
earnings were t2ll,965.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP.

UTICA Jan. 3.-The City Council }his evening
unanimously approved the sentiments enOdied In the
"s11u0ns adopted at the citizens meeting L,d ia the
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rHE MERcHANrs, oonyENTIoN AT BOsroN.

:. TOLEDO, Ohio, Jan. 3.-The Board Of Trad
coay appointed i've delegates 20 the Board OF Trad
.nsress which assemblies ut Boston on the 9th Of Eel
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
pEArH or JUDGE sHERMAN or RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Jan. 3.-Sylvester g..
Associate Justice OF the Rhode Island Supreme
Court died suddenly this evening at his residence in this
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
NEW-ENGLAHD.
" ACT OF MAINE.

THE STATE cONsTABULARY ACT OF MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 3--Leave was asked IN
Che House and Senate to-day 10 present bill repeating
the State ConstaDulary act but 1t was not grAhed lh
either House. the vote standing the House ~ IN favor
and 81 opposed and In the Senate Ia favor and op
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-26

NJ tRTGAGE sALE--Whereas, DefauI. has beea
XX1 made in the Conditions Of certain Mortgage
executed ana delivered by A'onzo Gates and Mary Lis
wife, Mortgagors, " Andrew Bo,pzton, Mort Agee.
bearln< da.e the fourteenth day o: July A, D. lses
and Recorded in the Office of the Register Of Deeds in
ana tor SherbuIne county Minnesota IN the 7th day
OF August, 1866, at O'Clock P. H., in Book OF Mort
cages on pages $50, 54 and SIS, to secure the pay
ment OF Nine Hundred ani Seventy-eisht 51-i00
dollars the first day Of June, A. D. 1867 with in
terest at the rate Of ten per cent per annum from
date until paid according to the conditions of
proanissory note bearing even date Herewith and
waving all right and equity Of redemption excep. une
year, and the Ii claimed to be due and due there
On at tn date Of this notice. the sum Of Eiev %
Hundred and fortyone 1910 dollars and the power
to sell contained in said mortgage has become .pera-
tive ard no action proceeding has been instituted at
law or otherwise to recover the debt secured BY d
mortgage Or any part thereof;
Notice is hereb5 given that by virtue Of the powr.
OF sale contained in said and pursuant to
statute in such case made and provided said mort
will be 1oreclosed by nieof mortgaged premises "a
wit: The northeast quarter of section NJ. nine
in townshipNo. thrty-four, 49, north Of range 10
thirty (O) west, situated in Shefbu County aftre
said 1t public vendue, by the Sheriff Of said Sher
burne county, at the front door Of the Post Oice IN
OrUno, in said county, on the 241H DAY or APRIL,
A. D. 1868, at half past O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day. to satisfy the amount which shall then b
due on said note and mortgage with o: forecos
ure. F. NJ. HOPKINS,
Sheriff of Sherburne county, Minnesota
EDWARD o. HAx1IS, Atty for Mortgage.
Dated St. Cloud, 9th March, 1868. mar12-7t