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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
Behind the Times

IL viii be remembered that when we were
struggling TO get relief from the antiouated
UsuTy law, dating back to the time of Queen
Anne, and received by this District a. an inner
itance from Maryland, the main opposition to
the repeal OF the law by Congress come from a
Maryland senator. BY hard work a bill was
got Through Congress so amending the usury
law that the rate of interest up to certain limit
could be fixed by special contract 1t would
seem that the Maryland Senator referred to
fairly represented the rural portion of his state.
Ter We see that bin 10 amend the usury law has
teen defeated in the MARYLAND legislature
4 his bill did not propose to change the legal
rate OF SIX per cent. but provided that il
should be lawful TO contract to paw or re-
Ceive discount at any rate. and to contract for
payment and receipt of any rate OF interest
III l. strange that these legislators are so far
behind the times that they do not see that mo-
ney, like any other commodity, il worth what IL
will fetch. and that it will go TO the best market
IL the capitalist of Maryland can get but six
Ter cent. for his money at home. when ten per
cent. II laid in an adjoining state, he will GER
tainiy send It TO the better market. MARYLAND
II thus depleted by the drain of capital going
elsewhere for Investment, jus. as this District
was PRIOR 20 the repeal OF our injurious uslIry
law. With us the effect OF the repeal of that
law has been most beneficial, enabling business
men 10 get money at fair rates or the ruling
yalUe. and saving them from the Shylocks who
covered their risks in eyading the law by charg-
irg rates o. interest that 10 legitimate business
could pay.
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. LAsSITUDE AND LIABILITY

The relaxation of nervous energy which creates
an indIsposition TO physical or mental Ell Drt so
strong smost to amount positiy inability and
which We term lassitude, proceeds from variety of
causes. The principal of these are constitutional
debility, heat Of the atmosphere, compiled with hu
midity climatic changes, and the ply steal prostra
ton consequent upon long illness. But whatever
the cause 1t must be perfectly clear that if the ner
vous system is unduly relaxed, something is
required TO brace il up. That something is Hos
letters BHters, which is universally recog-
niZed as the most complete and speedy recu-
persnt Of the physical forces in existence
1t has been so thoroughly and widely demonst rated
a. to be matter Of pcs tive certainty and familiar
knowledge, that the Bitters will not only rehabil-
itate the physique, when shattered and wasted BY
disease, but will also, if taken systematically &C.
tually compensate the consttutionally feeble frame
for its deficiency of strength, and by infusing new
life into weak system, endow il with the health and
yigor which Nature has denied il. The Bitters also
enable the body TO resist the vatng influences
of heat, humidity. and changes from q temperate
to hot climate 1t is these UNITS specially to
be recommended to ellers and residents in the
torrid zone, and persons subjected to abrupt tran
sitions IN temperature. mll-eo3t&w
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The Battle of the Giants.

Tho rec OF the House Committee on the Dis
fIict Of Colombia was filled this morning by per
sons sIxicus 10 witness the battle of the giants
Is some ore has fansifully described the contest
now wsGing between Messrs. Scott, of the Penn
sylvania, and Garrett, of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway Company, in regard to road ard depot
facilities within this city. So far, however, as
the rT6s' ntment of their respective cases is con-
oeInod II was in every sense a one-sided affair.
A. was the case when last before the commit
tee, MIR. Scott had the advantage at every point.
His plans were specific, his purposes clear and
definite, and his replies and suggestions straight
20 the point and frank. Mr.. Garrett, on the
ether hand, after complaining OF the manner in
which Lis former argument had been belittled
l'y one Of the morning papers, simply repeated
his Old ioose vague and indefinite speech still
iCidlng cut bis >hop-wOrn igNisf dtuUs the great
things 70 be done for Washington when
Cab 'rieH p bis Metropolitan branch shall be
completed. lie failed. however to furnish any
definite plan, OF to give assurance that he really
lad any other object in view than to embarrass
and defeat his great rival. In a word he has
proposed nothing; he promised nothing: he
only oIJected. After frequent questions from
enc OF the members of the committee
aS 10 what he wanted and what he
would do, his final answer reluctantly given
was that be wanted a share OF what they pro-
Iosed to granite Dir. SCOTS eOmpany,-guaran-
teeiug nothing in return. He thought it an out
rage on the people of Washington to allow the
Pennsylvania road to run across the proposed
park south of the canal, but ali right if he could
only get Lis tracks through it,
That is the story of his whole life. He is on
the divide" when somebody else has got some
thing and virtuously against it when he holds
the swsg."
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MarHefN To-day.

BALTIMORE, March Il. Virginia consOli-
dated, 5G3s: West Virginas. II \. North Caro-
lIna's, old, IS; 90 special tax, Il bid to- day.
BALTIMORE, March 15-COtton very dull; low
middlings, 21Ka214. Flour quiet but firm;
Western snperfine, Sc a1; extra, - y as; family
SSha9. Wheat firmer and steady; Pennsylva-
vania, Sl66aS113. Corn steady; white and vel
low southern, 62aGl; mixed western, 6OaC3; sales
20,0O1 bushels of the latter at the usual price
Oats dull and unchanged. Rye quiet and un-
changed, 95aSf. Pork dull; IS aa13T. Bulk
meats weak; shoulders, A; rib sides, 5at; clear
rib sides, Ga. Bacon weak and unchanged
sugar-cured hams, y GALS. Lard. dull, 8 i az
Western butter very active; supply light. WINS
key dull, 81 y.
New YORK, March 15.-Stocks strong and
steady. Gold firm, 1913. Money firm, I. Ex-
change, long, 81; short, 1G1. Governments
strong. Virginia 6s, 81; new, SIS. North Car
Olinas, SSA; new, 22%.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Fl0ur dull and de-
Ginning. Wheat dull and nomnally lower
Corn scarce and shade frmer.
LONDON. March Is, 1850 a. NJ Consols
opened at 90 for money, and 92ll for account
Bonds OF 1862, OPS; 1865, old. 9S}s; 1867, %
10-40's, sS4.
PARIS, March 15.-The specie in the Bank of
France has increased 800 900 francs during the
week. Rentes Sc francs, - centimes.
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SENATOR WILSON'S Neutrality-suspicious.
wilson has given assurance that he will in a
few days call up his resolution for the suspen-
SION OF the operations OF the Board of Public
Works Patriot.
The PGtriot has lost all regard for truth in its
siiteful warfare upon the District government.
We have the authority OF Senator Wilson for
s'ying that he has not given such assurance, and
that, on the contrary, he does not propose to
eiIng up the resolution until after the commit
tee OF Investigation have reported, and then,
shaIl Justify II.
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The WEEKLY STAR, nov ready, contains the

Hk WEEKLY STAR, nov ready, contains the
rr,,,,,.....- ~ 1-"nsTess; the District govern
ment investigators; the Seneca sand stone in
YES, cation; the New York Custom House
iuves II cation; the sale Of arms Investigation,
and cher investigations too Numerous to men
tjop: movements OF the Japanese Embassy; pro-
ceedings and appointments Of the NJ. Il. Church
Conferences; latest and best tales, poems, and
sLetehes. together with interesting local news,
Washipgton news and gossip, society matters,
soricuItnral items household receipts, &C., SC.
T-rms- One dollar and half per annum, In
advance; single copies fve cents, In wrappers
ready Tor mailing
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sanguinary sawbones is DR.. f.. Moritz. OF
New York. He not only fails to report cases of
SMALLPOX under his care to c.heers Of the Board
Of Health as required by law, but threaiefs ~
shoot any such officer who enters the room Of
enc OF his patients. Under these circumstances
Il is to be presumed that the beligerent doctors
patients are not much annoyed by visitors The
Bosrdof Health have ordered proceedings to be
instituted against him, but If he entrenches
himself in the room with his patients, what
with smallpox and bullets he is likely to make
1t unpleasant for the sherif-s officers.
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Stock ReDNrf.

icy Franklin Telegraph Company, 600 Pa oreaue.
NV YORK, Marchl5.-Fir-t Board.-lv - M
u u : IS. lSoi, coupon, llsss; s,S's, o., coupon,
nz14 6os, new, 6s coupon, ll07S; s20s, 81, cou-
iH7Ef- Currency SIS, IiTI; per cents, 100.
Canton, 90; Western Union Telegraph, 7lss. Quick
.iiysr, racine AL, 6i5s; Ad ans Express, 96
press, 7ils; United States Express IA: New York
pa rie, AIS; Harlem, Iil4; Readug Ii3; Michi.
gan Central, NC Lake Shore, Michigan Southern,
ga; Union Prcifc Railroad, 351S; Illinois Central
l$s, ClevelsDd Pitt.burs, s7k; Northwest, 20,
Northwest prefc 90; New Jersey Central, ll21s
Rock Island, 1'S15; Milwaukee and ST Paul, sols
do, preferred 7sss; Wabash & Western, 10: Della
ware, Lackau apsa Western, l057i; Fort Wayne,
guaranteed IS, Ham ibal and ST. joseph, 4ils Chi
cago end Alton, Ma Chicago ard AIT n, preferred,
III Ohio Mississippi certf ,ates. "a: Columbus,
Chicago end Indiana Cent "a 4; Tennessee SIS, old
6e1s do: new. eos; Virgins 6s, old. "a; do. Con-
20 Bonds ia; North caroiiEa 6s. OLD. $50; North
Carolina s. nee, % Missouri SIS, ei7s Central Pa
cihc Il nds, l02's; Union Pacific lst Bonds, 9i'l
Gold, no..
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he lessons Of the New Hampshire election
= The head line to numerous leading editorials
IN our political cote poraries; but we have not
yet seen satisfactory answer in "third party
papers to the question, why the state with the
,ses. proportion Of workingmen is 50 indiffer.
ent TO "labor REFORM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

III Is mentioned a. q remarkable put unden;.
able tact, that but few national banks Are ever
started by plaintiffs in libel suits against news.
papers with the money recovered from the de-
fendaLts.-Bostoa Transcript
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The New York money market was easier YES
-terday, the rates on call loans being 1a1 gold
according to the collateral pledged. AT the
sGsanced rates for commercial paper there was
more business doing, prime being quoted at Sa
12Per cent, with the majority OF the sales at Sa
TO- per cent. Government bonds were strong
and higher than On Wednesday. In the stock
market Erie advanced TO 80, on the assuran ces
given by the new directors that they would do
nothing to commit the road to the Atlantic and
Great Western interest, The general market
was strong. !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

The Rhode Island republicans held their stat,
convention yesterday, and ehimed in with the
demands OF republicans elsewhere for the re-
nomination Of Grant and COlfax. They are
evidently not able to see any merit in the one
term principle, AZ they also placed the present
Governor and Lieutenant Governor in nomina-
ton for reelection. The action of this conyen-
ton was anticipated with interest, because there
was deep laid scheme to control its action,
without regard TO the wishes Of the party at
large, and 70 place it in opposition to the re-
nomination OF General Grant and in favor of the
proposed mongrel Cincinnati movement. The
Providence journal charged that money was
freely used 10 purchase and elect delegates who
could be manipulated by the leaders in this
movement, and that other tricks that were vain
were used to defeat the fair expression of the
republican voters of the state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

The annual township elections are being held
in Pennsylvania to-day, but little interest is felt
IN them because they are mainly contested on
local issues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

A committee OF tie Pennsylvania prison So
Sioty Is urging the legislature of that state to
male an aIIIoITiation Of g, Geo in aid of dis
Charged liisoEeIs. Even a. a temporary expe.
d.tnt IA tie interests of humanity. this is cacu-
Rated 20 aIorss opposition; lut in Massachu-
sctts, Wiere with some vicious legislation MANY
Sood and wise laws are first enacted, they have
passed or are abou; TO pass act the benefits of
which aye more easily perceived because il Gre
a'5S lie! manont fund for relief of prisoners
and Their families out OF the earnings of the
ITistrcTs themselves. The act provides that
ore-ttnh OF the price of the labor of convicts in
tie state prison nay be Appropriated to be paid
10 tEtir ismiilts OF paid to them on their dis
charge. or Withheld fer a limited period after
theiT discharge, and made payable upon good
behaviour continuing during such season. Such
an act is BOT open TO the same objections as
direct appropriation out Of the funds raised bv
taxing honest men to support rogues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

NJ TUE REV NJ. + b. RICE. Pastor Of 9 h
lS street NJ Il Church. has arriy ed in tire cj,
and will preach on SUNDAY, the Nth, AZ II a m
and II = VI. mis- 2t*
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SAVINGS AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
VIII Be Organized when 900 Shares of $500 each are
This Association 10 desirable both Is ssyinrs
and Building Associations.
month On eoch share.
These desiring TO secure homes Of small monthly
outlay, not exceeding the usual monthly rent can
borrow 200 on each share Of stock, giving deeds Of
trust UPON their property.
There II no Investment more secure.
The responsible officers of the Association are
bonded, and the securi.ies held by trustees
Persons can subscribe for stock and receive full in
"a sP'ayns to Re
General John 9. ,Srccker, wall, Robinson & 90 ,
VIM. l.. Bramhalls John T. Given, Herman Cash
John Q. Parker, B. h Merrill, Money Order Once,
o; Srssbureer Bros, George w. Sticknsy,
B. Bord, sttorney g 9: Baker. }. 8. Stock, Il. q.
8; Pratt Son, Duren Terry, waiter 4 Pun.
phrey, YIN: d: King. Sixth Auditors Once: Rso-
ert A. 1caurray, Treasury Department: and at the
Collector o on se, * street. mil ISIS
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PERSONAL.

MADAME B0NiN MONTHLY PILLS wu
.'h e. move - fomsl- irreeuiArttiss NJ.
Bsd - should rot ne hem ~ pr~guauf. 4 = -.
We ee sn.e 70 y. "d1re m scArrisg- &c Co oOg a
street. :. W. Island. mari. ~.
HATTIE. FRENCH. & a,-rev4af. No.,
rect and rrlishl- ccnlmunicaticBs. Con. All vi,.
her Wonderful power - scC,nd sight sg2 fa,s
street, n. W. between snd y mars p. ~
MADAM HoNTN : PERIODICAL DROP.
W sure cure for all female irreEuI arIft-. r.
should not - taken duriuE pregnancy. a. 49, -
aooe misCarriasc III 81 bet sth and >,h. nlr' \.
MES. n. v. WRIGHT. ths ~ iscr-. -
A'i rolos' sd HagHs-fc Ptyst5tsr. 49, 80
MONS ats< 1tn stoeef. iefWeeu y a. q -
Odd fellows Hall. where she viii B. Isrrv y, tte
those Va 10 may r, auire her services. mars d,
MRs X SAWYER. t'aIrtotaaf. M,...-,- =.
WI Msdfsfg. can b. consulted al her h5rr., =
slS 9Th e between 4 aud u 40 leland rfr, -.
inroriant busne-s nssi present ani FIXTURE - "a
DIiNATE CONSULTATIONS AT ON M.
u nAbBl =, on a. street, three dsars s-.-ti y
the avenue. The Ouly ahvs rtiser rec ~ rl 49, a.
profession a. an eNp.Tt ami specialist on Gs g.,
the sensrstiNe organs. f-iEt l-,.H
No HCMRUG The Qnesn at Sririrs Al. s,..---
deNclopei medium ID ing. hss the ~. -,
power Of hanging l-ck. tells the past. pres IA -
iuture. IN OF isilurr - any hu-irfs. etc.,
&c-, &c. l2s street, between lst and Nrs l-r.sy
avenue Ual,,s'
\ kDlNs SUFFERING FROM IRREGT1..k,
IL ties, weak 8.s-e~, 81 any Complaint p-l1i.T a.
their sex shosld colfde 10 Or LION. ~ -, =.
t1bitSasd and only reliable aud safe Phv.ie a. -
ina specislty OF teuse con pisints In the ctty M.
deceived ~ swinslcrs. re guarantee a 49,,
cure charge Sepr-Gfs hoo-us - a - -.
i,eEfs. Rooms no. VA I street, between IN -
oth oCE r
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DRY GOODS.
DOGAN & wYLIE
Cfer advantages in all the varied departments Of
DRY GOODS,
RICH BLACK SILKS.
rrn,,.u,vo ossEA1s0SABLK DRESS GOODS.
MEN b AND BOYS WEAR,
EMBRUIDERIES AND LACES.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
" Complete Stock. One Price Only.
open to-day 600 yards fine colored A'Tacas, at
25 cents.
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We do not see how yen are able to sell those
Goods % cheap" is remark frequently made In my
store, showing that you who possibly might have
doubted the truth Of my advertisements entirely
convinced Of Il the moment you the goods OFFER
] have now opened for your inspection fun line
Of LADIES UNDERGARMENr rs made substsnti-
sl god marerial. and Of neat pleasing pattern,
Missss' and Ladies' WHITE APRONS. Of Linen,
Piaue and Cotton, 50 cents md u each.
Beautiful setss Of LACE yLURvEs and COL
LAB In dinsrest handsooe patterns at 81 Der sett
Ladies' yl.in white BALBRI0GAs HOSE, extra
q DIR Idle e, Ss.'ti'eA'4 LINEN HAND
Another supply Of Cent? super stout Euslish
HALF HOSE, psir for 81.
A very full sspsrtnept Of ChildrenS HOSE, Iron
Frame,) to IS inches, and pairs for o..
n1ss.i 4: g, SI;;; TOILET srrs, bottles and
Hsndsone carved and gilt WALNUT PICTURE
FRAMES, with glass, sxio, = for o.
AncshsE lot q, my well known ali LIArHER
Beautiful LACE TIDIEe, g. and for o..
feILEr and TABLE MATS, Ballad SETS.
aAlkB8OeHIe, CLOVIS, JAPANaEO TEA
rr66AIsS .SASkGAnA0N B0ARpe, DOM
Nv0Ies, vAsks, stItIO0Ns, fine CC PS ani sAg-
METR0P0LITzN O0LLlk STORE.
sls sEvKHTR srRIDf,
tt:su kesr Peapsyivaais a-=us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

EOR SALE Oh RKNr-HoUBH 10. llls Penn
T. sylyanis ayenue, opposite Wiilards. In luire q
pol-eo6 ll0 1th sfresf
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rAsa .e re I f. Prince s1s
Washington, and one and half miles from the
Hyattss lille station on the baltimore and Washing
house, IN perfect reIsir. ecrsaI1ine ten rooms;
tsnant's houss, the usual OF e1tldinss and IA Or
ferce. and /. in . desir.Sls petghborhood. Price,
sso A q E bEsrSk 4 ~: near the
BANKING House, Washington city. FEB. "a.
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BOARDING.

R0oMS AND BoARD.-seversl handsomely
IA furnished ROOMS for Rent, with frst class
Fable BOARD, at ll0I 9Th street. near Mass
chusetts avenue. Location unsurpassed. mis- u
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, COMMUNICA-
w ting or single, on first sni third floors, with
BoABD. oil 18th street, near r, between two
lines o: street cars. ml2Sts
Sls PEB MONTH.
feb2o-lm Corner 9th street aud Pa avenue
ElRSTCLASs BoARp, WITH PLEASANT
4 FRONT ROOMS, tct 0 hsj on reasonable tsrusr
All 1901. oxlaer feuosri II anis ayeuse sud Istk
street.. Good location and accessible. S,hz. ~
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
MISSEs PORTER a CHAMPNEYS HOME
WI SCHOOL FOB Gi BIS, Old Hddlep, MisS-
The Summer Term will commence On wEDNES-
DAY, AprilS, lS2 Circulars and testimonials can
be obtained OF Judge G. Mott, Court of Claims,
pals. mars I'm
u sTifUTE FOB ioTNa ladies. ih
rs, ANGELO JACKSON, Princip ai
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DOTATUESl POTATOES!
500 BUSHELS PRIME JACKSON WHITE
POTATOES
Just received and for sale BY
BRYAN BROS,
sos Pennsylv ania avenue,
marlSeo6t Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
IMPORTANT TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
AND CONTRACTORS:

The CAPE ANN GkANITE COMPANY, having
established Agency In this city, are prepared 70
GRANITE WORK which may be required by archi-
tects, builders contractors, 1t the lowest market
rates. We have constantly on hand large assort-
ment Of granite CURLING, Belgian Pavement Blocks,
wndow sills CAPS, Door eiIls, steps, Water Table,
CO, Agents, Plants Building. No N 18th street,
between New York avenue and Welckers maril IL
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FIRST CLASS sCOURER.

JOHN McDElAOTT Bgos.,
COACH MAX kkS AND CARRIAGE -.
DEALEkS,
3lO FennsylTs nia svcn Tue near = sfra4f -
CARRlAGES AND 6iRVRSS
hEtEJFED On STpRiGE AND SOLD
-. GOMeffSSfDN
CARRIAGES REPAIRED A
R0on AND JOB PRINTsNQ
- NEATL AND PROMPTLY Ell EcUTsD
bl h. POLkIhHORk s. 90,
sp.sly ID street. betveen sth aud 7tk streee,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-04
TT q Piano Co., N. Y. Price, DOM
u, -. No AKents:Cfrculars 1reeDL0U
EXECUTION SALE.

w HEREAs, in certain action in the District
w Court of the 4th Judicial District of the State
Of Minnesota in and for the County Of Hennepin,
wherein Eugene NJ. Wilson was Plaintiff and E. N.
Bates Charles Clark, Jorge II. Woods, Joseph Cush
man, ct al were Defendants, judgment was rendered
for said Plaintiff against said Defendants, E. n Bates,
Charles Clark George II. Woods and Joseph Cush-
man. on the 18th day of June, A. D. 1895, for the
sum of s., AZ O6-10o. and duly docketed in the
Office of the Clerk Of said Court the same day, which
said Judgment has since been duly assigned by said
Plaintiff to z. NJ. Brown; and whereas said judg-
ment was duly docketed in the County of Norris.
in said state Of Minnesota, the 10th day of Feb
due IS 1886 25-1O0 and interest on said last named
sum from the date Of judgment (the said E. N. Bates
having been released from said judgment upon the
payment of one-quarter thereby and whereas
ton has been duly issued to me in said action COM
manding me satisfy sal Judgment (for g. a35 Is
100 and intersst and my fees, out of the personal
property Of SAID judgment debtors except said E.
nonal property cannot be found then Of the rea
properly in my county belonging to said judgment
debtors executing SAID =; ;Bates now by virtue
auction to tho highest bidder for cash. at the front
door OF tho Court House, in the town of Little Falls
in said Morrison county on tn. the 18TH DAY OF AU
| ali the right title and interest of said Charles
Clark. Geo II. Woods and Joseph Cushman, in and
to the following lands lying in said Morrison coun-
tv and State of Minnesota, viz: the north half of
the northeast quarter and the northeast quarter
the northwest quarter, OF Section IL, Township 40
Range %; the north half Of the northeast quarter
and the quarter of the northwest quarter
and the southwest quarter ef the northwest quar-
ter of Section 4, Township 80, Range %, and the
north half of the northeast quarter of Section S,
Township 80, Range %; the southwest quarter OF
Section 2, Township &c. Range Is; and the west hall
of the northwest quarter of Section ii, Township
50, Range 2S EZRA BRIGGS,
! Sheriff of Morrison County, MINI
JAMES W. LAWRENCE,
Attorney for Assignee Of Judgment.
Dated Little Falls, Mimi, July LIST, 1872.
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