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Nashville FIOur and Grain Market.

FLoUR-Market firm and active as fol-
lows: Superfne $3.50; extra $6.75; Xxx
$7.2567.50; xxx $7.7568; choice family
$8.7569.00; strictly fancy $9.5069.75.
CORN MEAL-We quote at zoe for I'M
bolted, and 75c for boited.
CoRN-Shipments to-day Of !, 500 bushels,
at zoe, sacked and delivered in depot.
OATs-We quote at SOC per bushel by the
car load, sacked and delivered in depot.
BRAN-Very scarce. We quote nomi-
nally at $26 per ton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
' Rll.AIIIT;CHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This superb HAIR DYE IS the Best N ths
WorId-Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. 10 kidie1-
lOus tints, OF unpleasant OdOr. The genuine "
A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces I'M
N ATTTRAT RFOWN Does not Stain the
Skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN, SOY aa9
BEAUTIFUL The only safe and 49, =, ~,
Dye Sold by all Druggists Eeel9ly ~, - y -
ST., New York. han9u7o'A! 9r'P
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NashviIIe Live stock Market.

CATTLE-Market dull. We quote extra
shipping 4ae; choice butchering 464Ic;
medium 3034c; inferior 1sO2c.
SHEEP-In but little demand. We quote
at S1.5O63.50 per head, according to quality;
lambs $263 per head.
HoGs-Dull at 4c for heavy averages,
and 3633c for shoats.
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IN MARRIAGE.

uanpy Relief for Young Men nom the
4fnrfl "A Errors and Abuses IN early life Man
bnoS restored Nervous debility cured. Inn
nedilneuts to Marriage removed. New metnoa
Rocks and circulars sent tree in sealed enyeloles.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
south Ninth street, PHILADELPHIA Pa.
apo 3m sp
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New orleans Tobacco BTarket.

New ORLEANS, May 1S.-The demand
this week has been less active, the sales
summing up only 400 hhds. The greater
portion of the sales are reported on private
terms, but TO variation in prices is reported.
Holders are not inclined to make any con-
cessions whatever, and expect that the tenn
porary lull will be followed by liberal sales.
The purchases have been for export, sup
posed to be for Germany. with some lots of
African tobaccos. We repeat our last quo
tations, viz: Lugs SAGE; low leaf at 9a1Oc;
medium l0a11 &c; good 12a12ac; fine and
selections 13a134c % ID.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1871. .hhds. ABA
Arrived past week. ....... 3,267
Arrived previously. IL, j GAIT, 231
21,665
Exported past week. ....... 1882
Exported previously. $3.50. 1889
1892
Broken up for baling, city
consumption, etc. 1,036-p,447
Stock On hand and on shipboard II, 1lS
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New Orleans Live stock Market

The New Orleans Pieag1u1e gives the ar
rivals for the week ending May Is, as fol-
lows: Western beeves PA, Texas beeves
1903, calves and yearlings l, ISL, hogs 437
sheep 845, mich COWS "a. The sales du
ring the same period were 249 Western
beeVes, 1872 Texas beeves, 1906 calves and
yearlings, 538 hogs, 937 sheep, and Is mich
COWS; leaving a stock on sale of266 Western
beeves, 502 Texas beeves, 1855 calves and
yearlings, 301 hogs, 400 sheep, and so mich
cows. The ruling prices are given as fol-
lows:
Texas beeves, corn fed, 1st quality,
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BEEswAx-Market steady At 28ns1c.
PoTAFOEs-Irish, eating, $S.25d3. so per
barrel; seed potatoes $5.50G6 100, according
to quality.
RAGs-The market overstocked and dull.
We quote at 3sc.
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Sales by Turnkey, Ely & Co., for the
week ending May II, 1872, of 50 hhds. as
follows:
20 hhds. fine leafs at SLABS, 2 at 1915,
at 1850, at 1925, 4 at 1900, 4 at 1915,
at 1880.
hhdz. GOOD leaf at $1,000, at 11.75,
11.50.
5 hhds. medium leaf-2 at SLIPS, 2 at
HOO, 1915.
2 hhds. low leaf at $1,000.
IA hhds' lugs-2 at $1,000, 2 at 900,
$40, $50, S.75, $50, 8 at $40, 500, 7.8O,
7.3O.
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BANKING.
Ofsss-~D/,yl.OJt0<eCy 1,,NoNoO0OOOr,O.~l,,,>>O
Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
BANKING.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
". W. BERRY, CHAS. e. HIILMAH,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL F. CARTER.
UNRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
i Business and deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
". W. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice President. sep1 "
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mARKErs BIZ TELEGRAPH.

no report of foreign markets, owing to
the Whitsun hOlidays.]
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK, May 20.-Cotton in mode
rate request; sales $50 bales; middling up
land 244c.
NEW ORLEANS, May 20.-Cottor quiet;
sales 100 bales; ordinary 21c; low mid
dlings 22bc; middling 23c; receipts 1855
bales; exports Philadelphia SO; stock
SCOOPS.
ST. LOUIS, May 2O.-Cotton-middling
23c; market firm.
CINCINNATI, May 20.-Cotton steady,
with a moderate demand; middling 22sc.
LOUISVILLE, May 20.-Cotton; middling
231c
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BANKING,
THOS. s. .M.aRR. Pyes,s.
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1l3a and closed at 1134. Dealers here
were paying 1922 and were asking 1135.
Exchange on New York is taken by the
banks at par and is sold by them at 81 per
thousand.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, May 20.-Money easy
and plentiful at sac per cent, closing at 8.
In cold there is little change, but tending
downward; it closed at 113a6113s. Loans
were PM per cent for carvings to fiat;
clearings S64,O0O,OO0; Treasury disburse-
ments SS74, 900. Governments were steady,
State bonds were quiet; stocks active and
excited with frequent fluctuations, particu-
larlv in C. G. and 1. G. Pacific Mail and
Erie, which were the strongeft and most
active shares. It seems established that Col.
Scott will be President Of the Erie next
week and that the lease Of the Q. Q. and l.
@. is TO be transferred to that road, giving
II connection to the seaboard via che At
lantic and Great Western. 1t is reported
another rail is to be laid on the Erie, and
that Pool, in England, recently bought
100000 shares Erie, to be held intact. The
ninety days transfer books closed this after
noon for election and cash stock is worth
NJ per cent. A short Interest is still IN
covered throughout the list and an era Of
active speculation is probable.
Sterling Exchange bankers bills 1909; U.
S. coupons of 1881, ISL; 5-2Os '62, 11S4;
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN.

Jeint Mass Meeting and Convention
SmOthered and Other Resolutions.
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Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 7l2 for the old and 72ss for the new.
Bank of Tennessee notes and State war
rants are in less demand, though rates are
unchanged. Dealers buy at 9009l and
hold at 93n94c.
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Southern Bonds In New York.
The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 18th inst. were
as follows:
SECOND BOARD.
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July. Observation-Disclosures
o,OOO South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July ....................33
The sales on the 10Th inst. are thus re-
ported:
FIRST BOARD.
q 200 Tennessee six per cents. old. ....,..7I
10000 Tennessee six per cents, old bit. 3 nix
5,000gTennessee six per cents, new...71H
5000 Tennessee six per cents, new BIT. c......7I9
1900 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and ,bEly ....................34
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July Observation-Disclosures
LOCO Missouri six per cents.
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do ga, 49,; DO '65, 113s; do new 115g; do
'67, 11G44; DO '6S, 1l6I; 1O-4Os 111s; cuTren-
cy Is 1853. Missouri State Bonds 90; Ten
nessee old 72tte; do. new T25c; Virginia
new SOC; do old 4Sc; North Carolina old
soc; do new zoe.
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CInelnnafI RIarketa.

CINCINNATI, May 20.-Flour = fanny
SS9069.25. Wheat red SCOOP. O5.
Corn-ear SOC. Rye S1.O6. Oats 43d44e.
Mess pork-regular SIS. Lard-sales Of
prime steam at SIC, and country kettle at
S5c. Rulk meats-4aae, &c, &c and &c,
but more askei. BacOn-shOUlders SIC,
sides 7I67Ic. Hogs S46480; receipts
1900 head. FlOur-sales 81.
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, May 20.-COttOn-Demand
light but holders firm; low middlings 22ac-
MEMPHIS, May 20.-FloUr-no demand
fer low grades; others strong. Corn 72673c.
oats 55d56c. Hay and bran unchanged.
Bacon irm-shOulders SEE clear sides Sc;
Mess Dor Is. 75c. Lard nominal.
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LOnIaYfIIe BIarkefs.

LOUISVILLE, May 20.-TObacco-sales
Al nhds; receipts light. Baggsng 17617ic.
Flour, extra family $3.50. Wheat, choice
firm in store at S2006456. Corn Csc. Oats
SIC. Rye S1.00. Mess pork S12.75. Bacon,
shoulders sc; clear rib re; clear sides q &c.
Bulk shoulders &c. clear rib &c; clear side
&c for loose. Sugar cured hams 11Gl2c.
ard QO1nn WhisLrv alMS5e
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CHICAGO Markets.

CHICAGO, May 2O-FlOur steady.
Wheat, No. spring sl.503. Corn IS,
closed 478e. Oats 41s642c. Rye s5c.
Barley 6l665c Whiskey $50. Provisions
NOT enough doing to establish quotations.
Hogs quiet; 10615c lower; $4.1Od425.
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st. Louis Markets.

ST. LOUIS, May 20.-Flour- Xxx s7.2O
DIPS; xxx SSd8.5O; family S9,250
1850. Wheat-sample lots choice soft
spring S1.70; choice Western red fall 500
62.0S. Corn SOC. Oats 40G45c. Barley
no sales. Rye GOO. Whisky-R0 sales.
Mess pork SI2.75 Bacon 54675d7sc.
Lard 9ttc. Hogs S3.5064.25. Cattle sea
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FOR RFNTT

TAa,srsfs,msufs ssadsr Ehis ksad sgiH Be charge
TEN CENTS per Iis1e for eacA fnseTtSoal
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Sew York GeneraI 1Iarhets.
BaItImOre Markets.

BALTIMORE, May Colour firm
extra S5Od950. Wheat UNCHANGED. Corn
70n71. Oats 5G65S. Rye 9561O5. Mess
Pork 400; Bulk Shoulders 55d54; Sides
6s66t; Short clear middlings Hall;
Bacon 81, 3, TTc; Sugar cured hams
136l3i; Lard 94d99. Whisky 90e.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
MONDAY, May 20, 1872.
Nashville Cotton Market.

The market to-day was steady, and the
transactions were little on the increase,
showing a better demand. We quote as
follows:
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BOARDING
FOR SALE
EDUCATTONAL.

TdeR SALE new and secondhand Bug
E gies cheap to close out. T. W. TEALEK.
myls Wv -
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~NT>SNS7 9SNSNNsrNSeS74
N EK Business Education with j. W. Doll
VI BEAR, No. los Church st. myl9 3t&
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Clarhsyille Tobaeco market.

Soc On land and on saipboard b, 1l!
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NOXICE

7'HE undersigned hereby gives MOTTO.
i that no will sell at Public Auction, T.
the highest bidder. fSr eash, the follovila
described Real Estate, situate i. tho Couo.
~ Of Douglas, Staas Of Minnesota L.,
!, in section 7 the esst half OF southeast
quarter and southwest quarter 81 South
east quarter Of section 10; lots l, 2, 8, il
section IA, lot Z and south half Of soulh.
east quarter, and lots l, Z, 8, and north.
west quarter, Of uorthwest quarter Of &C.,
ton Is; lott, section ~; the undivided
half Of lots 5 and 8, and north vest quar-
ter Of southwest quarter Of section "a: let
I. and undivided half Of lot. 4, In. section
26: the undivided half Of lot i, section -,
oil the .oove lands being II town 1928
Also. oil Of the northeast quarter o.
section 25. town l29. range 81. /;
Also, . certain lot OF land, with the store
building upon it, described asIfollows, to.
wit the west half Of the southeast quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter Of section
8, town l29, range 40, excepting tract
IT abeut one.half acre previously sold L
John Loun,s. -
Also. at the same time and place person.
al property consisting Of eundry notes an
accoun.s. r.: .y:f.-5rF42 80,
Said sale will take place on The 2lst day
Of October, 1872. At the building occupied
BY the U. 8. Courts, Rogers Block, Third
Street, St. Paul. ~ ~ O'Clock, A. n. -.
: >34>$>. 4 a5E4$;W. L WILSON,
Assignee Of Estate Of Lewis Lewis, on
st. Paul. Oct. 8. 1872. octl7.2w
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Tho exodus from Alsace aud Lor.
rsine is without = para;l,,l 10 modern
tinlrs. Whule districts are alre.d7
depopu'atcd. OF the 5000 ishab,tan,ts
OF O'scrmao, so Als,tian town, at the
time of the surrender 1t Ssd,n, only
three persons rcsnsin. At Metz the
sble.bodi.d population is so rcducen
that only seventeen men subject 10
military duty remain, and that who !e
seventeen ere ssil to be unfit for SET
vice. Eighteen thousand people lei,
that CRY in the las. two weeks 81 Sep-
tember. 81 deep seated is the haired
q German rule, and % deter n ined IRE
the people to escape it, that in instan.
oes aim st innumsrable they have
abandoned their. homes snd, With what
personal effects could Be swung on tbeii
shoulders on . walking. stick, have set
out on foot to quit the annexed terri.
tory. Tho movement seems on tho IN.
crease, md unless checked will leave
both provinces desa'ate, to be popula.
ted and restored TO prosperity, if At all
b the Germans themselves. y
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DIDN'T LIKE MurToN.-A good
story is told Of the recent excellent
performance Of Handles Messiah At the
Broadway b rtist Church. A tanner
took his wife to hesr the grand MUSIC,
% spleodidly rendered on that occasion
and 'fter listening with .ppsreut en-.
joyment, the pair became suddenly in.
terested in ono Of tia grand eboruses :
I'VE oil, like sheep, have gone estray."
First = sharp soprano voice exolaim.
ed:
I'VE al, like sheep"
Next deep has" voice uttered, in
The most earnest tones:
"We oil, like sheep"
/ Then oil the singers At once asserted:
"We oil, like sheep"
"Darue'd if I do p exclaimed old
'us'icus to his partner. II like beef
add baeon: but l ssn'e bear sheen
meat p
There vas 40 audible litter iu that
vicinity. but tho splendid music attract
I'd stseuti FROM the pair, and they
quietly clipped out -Louisuille Cour.
ier Journal.
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~The Candidate of the
People--H. G. Burbank.
HOOD FOR DAIRY COWS.

1OO~ 1Ox8 OAA1A1 NOVOe
Pref Cook stated before Penusyl.
vania Farmers Club, that in Scotland
he saw in their native locality tho ce:e.
brated Ayrshire COWS. He described
these - Of email size, varying from
600 to 800 lbs, live weight, and milk.
ing, on ~ average, twenty quarts per
day. They are fed largely on cabbage,
which ID considered there tho best food
for producing Gilk. Our dairy farm.
es here would no doubt fiud equal ben.
sat from feeding cows on o.bbages.-
Al With turnips. there will be no taste
10 the butter from the cabbage, if the
cows ore MIXED before feeding them.
Another fact stated BY Prot. Cook
rs, tA.s 10 tho best dairiss 10 Fog.
dzsud Scotland it vas considered
mos, profitable to give the COWS all they
could eat, and to induce them BY change
Of food, etc., to cat oil they could
the selling system il Of course prae-
tieed-a.d he had seen hundreds Of
COWS tied up in stalls, whore they are
Kept from year to year, M disease or
other drawback resulting from eonfae.
nsnt. They were not only healthy, but
thrifty and never leave their stalls till
they 90 to the butcher,
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bPtUWIns SANDY SOlLSs

Spring is the time to plo" 'and5
soils. If plowed in the autumn the r.
pested :reesings and tha~ings OF win
ter will 20 loosen aud Tighten them ..
to BE- easily dritted aud injured b,
,ftsshsss, whereas it il desirable t.
fall pillow heavy clays which are render:
ed friable by the dressings aud 'haw.
iugs d winter.
Many farmers fear that to subso''
pillow sandy soil would BE- to lose, b.
lashing, al the manure they apply,
forgetting tia. even very slight per
esussge Of clay OF oarbouaoeous matter
is sai6eieot to absorb and retain ma
nures till used BY plants; for if it were
not - there would DO few wells the
water Of which would be ds 70 drink.
The TACT is that sandy s,ils, - 4 rule,
are greatly benefited BY subsoil pillow.
ing. Such soils are easily aud greatly
eonpaeted BY the rains, 70 much 20 n
to prevent the easy penetration Of the
roots Of plants. When subsoil ploved
with the lifting subsoll plov, which
looeens but does not bring the subsoil
to the su'taos, roots may strike deeply
in search Of food. Tue roots Of cror>
afterwards dscaying IN. such soils, sup.
ply organic matter, thus increasing their
'eoaeity, rendering them less isble to
iritt, AMI improving them generally for
the growing crops.
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PATCHING LOOSE WINDOW
SHADES.

The most convenient way to pre-.
vent loose window .sashe, from rafting
unpleassotly when the wind blows, in
20 make four one.sided buttons Of
wood, end screw them to tho stops
which sre nailed to the face oasiugs Of
The window, making each button Of
proper length to press the side ST th.
sash outward whom the end Of the but
ton 10 turned horizontally. The but.
so"-operats like . cam. By having
them OF the correct leogth 70 crowd
The sills Of the sash outward ag.ins,
The outer stop Of the window frame,
The sash will not only be held 20 firmly
that it canno. rattle, but the crack
which admitted dust aud . current Of
cold mir will be closed 90 tightly th.,
10 window fps will be required.-
The battons should be placed shout
half y Wy from the upper to tho lowe,
end Of each stils Of tho e.shes In.
dustrial Monthly
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HOW TO RAISE TURKEYS,

A farner's wife, who has had years
Of experience, gives the following as
her mode OF raising turkeys In the
first place select good kind. The
Autumn, OF early IN Winter, is the
most favorable time for that, just before
the birds are sent to market. Keep
them we'll during the Winter. In the
Spring few days before they begin to
by, put them il an enclosure. whero it
is NEST desirable to have their nests, aud
whore they cannot get out. After they
have made their nests, they may be Sc,
at liberty without any fear. Of roaming
or straying.~ Next, take good care OF
the eggs, They sho1Id be gathe.sd
carefully every day, aud placed between
layers Of aanuel or cotton, 10 = pl,ce Of
uniformly cool temperature, and turned
over every day. As soon a. tho birds
IRE patched feed them with warm bread
and milk, we'll peppered, with cooked
corn meal, or wheat middIiugs, which
is better. Alittle care 10 these mat-
tiers will repay all efforts. Before l
knew how to take care of tho eggs,
l set thirty eggs one year, and but ono
Of them tsiohod. The next 3ear SCI,
forty eggs, and nearly all of them
Matched aud the birds lived. At pres
cot prices, raising poultry is a much
more pleasant aud easy occupation than
the slavish drudgery ofmsking butter
and cheese.--American Rural Home.
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N.TlcE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

N.TlcE OF MORTGAGE SALE
" HEREAs, default has been made in the cor
w &,iens Of !. certain norts.s. duly executed,
Gertrude Broker, Bis wife, Of the city Of IT, Cloud
Joseph Danbly mortgage, bearing at. tho lot d.y
Of the Register Of Deed. in and for said stesrus
county, 10 took ~" Of Mortgage Deeds, page 39l,
on ths27th day Of September. A. D. 1870 10 O'Clock
payment Of the sun Of Twelve Hundred and five and
-l0O dollars and interest, according the conditions
If q promissory note for that anonnt, executed by
Dandy, due in two ysais from date, with istsrrs,
at the rate Of ten per cont per annum until paid,
payable annually, and bearing even date with said
And Whereas, default has been made in tho condi-
lions Of said mortgage BY tbs n1n-pAymen of said
sum OF money and interest thereon; And there is at
the date Of this nstce claimed to lie DUE and is dus
upon said mortgage and said note :urrd thereby,
the full and just sum Of Fourteen Hundred and Sixty
Eight dollars, and action procssdings have been
bad at law or equity to recover tue monies secured
Now, therefore notice is hereby given that pnrsu-
ant to power Of sale contained in said moi tgaxe
and to tho sta ute in such cases made and provided
said mortgage will be orrc,osed by the safe of the
mortgaged premises, described as follows, to wit
Al tho trac =. pieces, Or parcels Of land lying
and being In the County Of St~srns aud State Min
Nine [0l and Ton li0] in Block numbered Thirteen
ll3] In the town now ethyl OF st. Clouu. according
to plat and survey thereof, made BY John L. son
and file and Of record in said Office of Reg ster u
Deeds, IL and for the County Of stearns aud S,sts
aforesaid together with Ill the her.di,arnsuts and
appurtsnance> belonging or In anywiss appertsning
10 said mortgaged premises. that said sale win be
made public vendue to tho highest bidder, by the
Sheriff Of said stearns county, a. the font door Ct
tho Court House, in the city of st. Cloud, In said
stearns county, Minne.ota, on SATURDAY. TIE
I'D DAY or NOVEMBER, A. d. 1871 ct O'clock
ia the afternoon Of that day. of said premises or %
much thereof ~ may 10 necessary to satisfy tho
amount which shall then be due ON said MORTGAGE
with costs of foreclosure, and the further sun Of
tiftv dollars attorneys .olicitor's tees pro-
vided for In said mortgage in of the foreclosure
Of the same. GEORGE 0ElSSEL
Kxl1 + COLLINS, Sherifoi st+arps Co Mum
Attorneys. PETER JOSEPH BAMBLY,
Mortgage.
i: Dated Sept q, A. D. 1879. ssp:6.7w
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-31

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One may live IS s. oonpue,er, ,
king, Or : magistrate; but be m ust die
% . man.-Daniel Websser. = d. Il
Tho defects Of understanding, like
those Of the face, grow worse ~ we
grow old.-RQcheto"cDuA.
1T il one Of tho beautiful compsu.
satious Of this life that no one can sio.
esre'y try to teIp another without
helping himself.-G.D Narner.
Ohio own, $loo,ooo,ooo worth Of
live stock, according 70 the Stat, Audi.
!. tol's account. .a2<s4sS,ts .1aE fes.