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Dg.yrH or uOR5CE GREELEY

Or Saturday morning last, the whole
country was startled at the announce
mert contained in the morning papers
that Horace GREELEY. the greatest Of
American journalists, was dead; that he
had died the evening previous AZ ten
minutes 60 seven o'clock. The death of
no other man in this broad land Of ours
could cause such sudden and profound
sorrow as did this sad announcement -
HE name had become household word
throughout the land, and he was held in
esteem for his grand aud lofty aims
his untiring services III behalf Of truth
and prOgress,--the mate goodness Of bis
heart aud nobleness of his purposes.
Ills career as public JOURNALIST
maths an epoch ia the history Of the
Amcficar Republic. His vigorous and
trencbant pen was for more than quar-
tor ci century busily engaged IN the
service &C reforms and TIE discussion OF
topics Of u broad and general nature
ID exercised powerful influence IL the
formation of public opinion on some Of
the noot important aud vital questions
that have sgi,atc cd the public mind of
the country during the last generation.
iic has gone to hi, rest after a busy
and active life. and will he held IL fond
and grateful remembrance by all arpre-
ciat.ra and generous public. Ills many
virtue ard worth will be held in crate.
fu. remembrance. May his mistakes
and shortcomings be consigned 10 OBJ
liyiou aud be no more remembered, and
biz good deeds held forth for IA xamplo
AID imitstion by all the aspiring
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aud order men everywhere watch the
vital opportunity, aud always, when
some politician is in danger of defeat
teach the gentleman that eternal decency
of tickets is the price Of his personal
liberty to &c. Office. At the supreme
moment say your prayers earlier than
usual, put on your hat, aud at the polls,
or caucus, compel politicians to welcome
you, just as you will welcome them when
they come to church, We all be breth-
rem wherever duty calls us 70 talk, work,
pray, or vote.
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Carriages, Buggiss, ,lcighs, &o., 10.
The finest Assortment in Michigan. Estab-
lished in 1912. Factory corner Woodbridge
and rrush streets. Repository 226 Jefferson
Avenue Detroit ZIG.
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Inv At5nphc NonH(y for December
optro with az account. by John 4 Cole
nion, Of The Fight Of It Man witt &
Railroad. y 10 was what II purports TO
hc-s Veritablc light. The circum-
Stances of the contest, decided q few
months ago by tie courts Of NasS!-
clu.gito IA Mr.. Coleman, favor. will be
recai.cd ~ most newspaper rcadrr..-
Aboui four years ago hc bought tick
ct from Providence TO New forh via
liar prd aad New Haven No- ha,-
~. occasion 70 use it Immediately. Ae
kc' II until he happened Ia >ev York
IN .'wl 1865 onc day i0 tai month
H. air..,o - ,le tc6ct-of.s. u. tae
Nta larep Balruaa for q a.ic. u
Boston via Springfield ii. Jao nge''t
refused to eel unless Coleman would
wal three hours Ter tie train t.a. .cts
at : lock IN the Afternoon Thinking
tL.s god opportunity toU,c L.s old
tcst' NJ. Coleman presented j, - the
"Hrra stationed "a; the entrance 60 tie
ears. !'c net with ib.0icu; treatment
frcu tie gurid and coGiacior both Of
whorr SAID tis Old ticket was " good .3r
nuta,ls.' lie then purchased !. lev
t.cl,i 10 Providence and took his seat
in ILL.,. GAYS Whcn the conductor gath
cred the ,icke;> Coleman offered lis old
coupon. The conductor refused i. ray
NJ IT wac good rom NcN Haven TO
New York, bat lot in au opposite direc.
ton. Mr.. Coleman proposed to give
tie conductor his address, and 10 agree
10 Serd him the money Tor the ticket
provided The railroad COMPANY objected
and 10 conductor would return 1A3
ticket. Tds the conductor youo. not
listen 60. 1ut at Stamford ru, Coleman
OF tac train Five or slx braKaule1
took BIN forcibiy from tie seat, tak.ng
the frame snd cushion at the same uma,
pounded him with their fists. aud ,A,p
threw him broadsido from the platform
of the car TO the platform % tie depot.
H. the struggle they tore the flesh iro;n
his arm and leg and rupturcd hiu Tor
lie. AZ the train started again Mr.
Coleman got upon car, but Jbe super
iDtcudcnt Of the road, Lis son and an.
other man pulled him Oft ami nci1 him
until the train Lad gone What follows
are sc details OF thu -" fgLt ~ the
courts Coleman got to Boston. He
sued for $lO,O0V damages auu attached
New York express train partly owucd
ty the New Haven Company The
first verdict in his favor was for S3 GOO,
but the Judge, after several weeks &c.
lay ret it aside on tue ground the amount
was excessive. On the second trial there
we're " q Ieyen obstinate men; the mau
who agreed belonged to the railroad
The third trial resulted in "a verdict oil
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Within our observation some straight
Republicans were very much out of
humor because temperance issue was
raised at the last moment before election,
IN which the Germans were enraged aud
local tickets endangered. That was all
right. We relishcd the confusion OF
men who presented some scalawags for
the sufirasc- Of decent voters. let law
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&. y. WORMER e. SON.

&. y. WOKMER & SON.
30 l0l and 1O9 jefferson Avenue, Detroit.
Dealers ia all kinds OF Wood Il Iron Working
Machinery. Single Heading and Stsve Ma
chinery. New and secondhand Engines and
Boilers, saw Mills, etc. Send for Circulars.
All orders filled promptly. GIG.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
FOR RENT.

A Large Secoad story Room, corner Of Main
n aud Scott streets, lately occupied BY Dr.
Dunning as an Office. Apply 10 him at bis Of
6ce on Broad Street, or 10 D. L. Dunning, at the
Post Ofiice.
aug. l1--M
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14

The latest accoynts from Msiuc place
the Radical m.jos,.y for Governor At
about 900
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
h Southern States which are in
White Hands,

B. Gratis Brown. IL . speoch u Spring.
1sld, 1lliaets, ceatsasted tho happy cssd;.
tioa of ths 6eathess States whose govern.
nests are 10 the hands Of their own pso.
pc. With The misery which has boon en-
tailed By uegro domination spon the
States farther South. aad which are con.
tsolled BY the negroes. Hc said:
A. faots ere what are wanted rather
than stories. Il viii be best to sst forth 10
contrast The condition Of those States which
we're sbls to throw OF the sdministratiou
inssrfsrssoe and eonade their Affairs to
shsis ows people. Take % illsstratio1s
Virginia, Tennessee and Missouri. They
bed bsen more devsstsd BY var. and more
sAasesd With halssds and rancoss bred Of
slavsey and rebellion thaa any eonmuni.
tiss st The Sossh. Every neighborhood.
every eoupeetion. nearly every 6rcsidc
bad been : discord. At the outset the
saas regimen vss applied under federal
asspiccs 70 each and With results precisely
similar 70 those exhibited recently st the
South. Forsuns.cly for them they were
tho 6rst 10 turn to liberal policies for re-
lief Perfect amnesty TO all the white
population engaged 10 the war, and full
Fscognition Of all the civil rights confirm.
cd 70 the coloscd population BY the
war. were the two great principles on
which their new departure was based.
And 20 soon applied, tho effect was magi-
.oal. Civil order vas at once restored
everywhere. The peace Of ueighborhoods
became permanent, memories Of former
hostility we're forgotten. all lurking ami.
mostly Of race disappeared, and the whole
people turned with one accord to repair by
industry what had been lost in conflict.
How fast this is being accomplished is
sufficiently shown by the reports of the
States for the years 1868 and 1872 re.
spcctively. Virginia paid of 81 ,Gl0, ,320
OF her debt, curtailcd the expense Of con-
.ducsing her State government S3l+. 900.
aud reduced the rate Of taxation from fifty
cents to ten cents within year ahcr the
change. Tennessee sought at once to rca-
lize upon the a..c,s remaining unpillnged.
and thereby diminished her Liabilities by
96.8S3. $40. Since then large additional
reductions have been effected in the State
debt. Her property values. which in 1870
amounted 10 S25l. .673. s92. have been
enhanced to over three hundred millions
Of dollars, and it is estimated that the bur.
den Of taxation. especially for local pur-
poses, has been decreased fully one.ihrd
Missouri, prosperous in her finances since
1863. has received additional impulse in
production and development, while Gcor.
gia has signalixed her dclivcrance by i'm
pcaching the Governor. reducing the ex.
pcnse Of administration. and stopping the
payment Of $4,000, 900 Of fraudulen,ly
issued bonds. In no one Of these States
is any complaint now heard Of official dis.
honesty or arbitrary government for
equal laws protect ALL aud justice is mc,cd
out without fear or favor
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14

MIXED TRAiN,-Horthward, will leave Dsl.
mar At 2 90 p. ~. Laurel a.2s; Scaford, s.ss
l3ridgeville, 4.30 Green wood, %.5O; rarmis Riou
sos; Harrington, 3.7S Dover, 6.35; C1sytos,
6.5s Aiddletown, I.se. Arrive At wtimiue,ou,
900 Philadelphia, ii.30; Baltimore, so.
Souihwsrd. will leave Ghila. At ii.s0 r. n.
Baltimore, 1.so; Wilmington, u. s.; New Cas-
lie, i.2oi Niddletawn, 2.2s; rownssnd, 7.lS
Clayton, ais; Dover 400 Wyoming, 4.io
FELTON,. 40; Harrington, sos; Farminstos,
s.ls Greenwood, $50 Bridgsvills, $50; Ssa.
ford, 9. IS; Laurel, $40; Delmar. TOO.
The mixed train will be run snbject 10 delays
incident 10 freight business, nsd will stop osly
at stations where time 10 givea.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Css,lc for wilmington and PhIls.
delphia at TAO A. n. Leave Philadslphis
~ A. II. sad Wilmington, LEO p. n. foi
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional TO thoss above, leave Smyrna 70,
Clayton II IS A. ". and TBS r. n. leave Ciaytou
for Smyrna $40 A. NJ, and 100 r. H.. isavs
Smyrna for Clayton tI.35 A. NJ, and f.3b r. n
to mako connection with trains 10 and froo Do
| yer, and Stations south.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Townsend, with the Kent County asd
Queen Annc's 4 Ken, Railroads. Al Clayton
with Nd. aud Del. Il. r. At Harrington with
J. u. II, X. Al Seaford, with Dorcester and
Delaware II. r. Al pelmar, with Eastern Shor,
h. r., and wicomico and Pocomoks X. X.
May a--ly H. >. KESSEY. superintendent.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
FOR SALE.

NsliE choice from two pairs Of mules. One
l. pair seven and eight years old, 10 hands
high. The other 3 years old and nearly Is has6s
high. Both well broken and guaranteed. =
- ". GREEN,
Juno ST Niddlstovn, bsl
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
REFERENCES.

NEFERENCEs.
Nathan Robbins, Prcs't rsneuii Hall National
Bank. Boston.
Joshua i,oring, President blackstone National
bank. Boston.
Jonas llailstrsm Co, as Dcy Street, New York
4. b. Dctailcr, Corner Front aud Spruce Sis.
ptilad-pha.
Davis Warner A Co. s32 South Delaware Ave-
nue, Philadelphia.
July 2I--2ms
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
&4n
Delaware HaAl Hoaa xdna
oslsnner Arrangeansot.

~ en- ~ nss1ae. ~ ~, Sass, toss1nes =.
" Npsss.l rrsias vtn lssvs = hi1svs:
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
TO FARMERS.

XTIE call your attention TO the following
w statement made by two OF the most prom
iment farmers In this locality. We hops that
the wheat raisess u this sectios will study their
interest and give this Guano trial. The Guano
eau be obtained on the most reasonable condi-
lions from J. B. FOARD,
Middlctown,
aad G. Watkins,
Udooea.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
FOR n1lCT.

VTVBRB8 GOOD nOusD = l1lAo1sAsvn. =,
L rent. Two on Lake elsDA, soA - Fl
lockwood. Apply 70 .-s,.....s
March lS-N J. n VDnoMA
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
N,p,.srews, Del. July 18th, 1871.

Asssss. JeAs 8. keess i Co. PAladdpAs.
0eatiemsa 81 purchased from your
Ageat Mr. ,. B. Feard, OF this down, several
sons OF your Pacific 0uano last spring, aud ap-
piled Il 10 my corn at the rate Of one hapigll 10
'lhres hills. have been farming from three to
six huudrsd acres Of land for the past fourteen
years, and daring that tlMs have used a grea,
deal sf Phosphats asd GsA&o ~ various kinds,
but yoars has done 9pre good up TO the present
than any sver ,risd. len oat ssre lands
withosi aey @aaso, snd soe they doa't losk -
though they would make much more than half
q much corn - whesc ! applied tho Ouano. II
iyou will oaiy keep sp the standard OF your ferti.
lisss, am sase yoa can ss1l vast amount here.
Ysan tfsiy, B. 3. COCHRAn.
Nsssss. JdAa 3. kssss & @. PAiisdipAis.
N. 80 ~ hsss bses lndscsd by ysss Agsat
Il NIddIslown, NJ. !. 3. Fosrd, 10 " the unes-
~ oe yoas PAuStc 0uAso on corn this spring,
aad sA60Ahny esslily that ths ssGslB have far
e1cssie1 ~ expsctssioas.
esoeidsf hat yesr 0uaao is ths beet Festi-
llsse 1--we ~, aad ~ espesieace has aot
.bssa u any way iinitsd. shall make liberal
- q Il o falnrs crops, aud shall use Il this
lall q vhsat J, B. FENiNORE.
~. l$-G Xiddle.sss. Del.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
Letter from G. W. Willen, ESQ.
GroRoErcwS. DELAWARE,
Sept. 9th, 1872.

OE0NGETeWS, DELAWARE, |
Sept. 9th, 1872
HoS. Jomx H. PAINTER Dear Sir i:
The pcrsonal considerations which in
duccd me 70 decliSe the nomination as
Elcc.or on the Presidential Ticket tend
sred mo BY the Democratic Convention,
no lsagcs exist And while prefer to
remain In = private station. at the urgent
solicitations Of my friends. and with de-
sire to promote peace aud unity in our
party. hereby consent TO remain on the
ticket. il harmony wiil be secured snd
the party iniercsts promotcd and pledge
myself 70 the cordial support Of the Bal.
timore enthusiastically and Brown.
sn,. dear sir. very respectfully
Your Obcdicat Servant.
GEORGE W. WILLEN.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
WILrHEaIG Eil.s
Flavoring Extracts

WILrWENG Ell.s
Flavoling Extracts
arc warranted cquai 10 any made. They are pre-
pared from the tSEin, aad will be found aach
batter than many OF tile Eriraci. tina, are sold
AK your Grocer or Dragg'R for W,hbergers >
EIfrdcts.
nARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE
Il, without do,,b, d,e best article in the market
for bluing clothes II will color more water than
four times the same weight OF indigo, and much
more than any other aaSh blue in the market.
the only genuine is that put up at AtrsgD wnr-
nERGgx's DRrG SroRg, No. 233 North Second 81.
Philadelphia, Pa. The labels have both Wilt
bergcr's and Barlow's name on them, aN dhsrs
are counterfeit For sale by most grocers and
druggists.
WiLTBEkGERS lNDELTBLE INK will be
found on trial 10 he superior article. Always
on hand, and for sale n, reasonable prices, Pure
Gruud Spices, Genuine Medicines, Chamois Skins
spoSges, Ts,ioc,, Pearl, Sage, and all articles
in the drug line at
ALFRED VIII TIER q Err s DRUG STORE,
No. ?aa North Second 81 Phiiadsiphia, Pa.
July 8, is5i-iy
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14

L,oR RENr.-Two HOUSES 0s kNDER-
L. SON ST, MIpDLET0wN, DEL. Posscs-
sion given 25th Of March. Apply 10
mar TT R0BT. A. COCHRAN
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
noro,.. SO S. Water St. Phila.
l03 South St. Baltimore.
march 23--3ns 3mf
Registers Order.

REGlSTERS OFFICE,
IL New Castle County, July 25,h, 1872.
Upon the application OF Thomas J. Craven,
Administrator &. 7. A Of Samuel Jefferson, late
Of Saint Georges Hundred, IN gaii county, de-
ceased IL Is ordered and directed hy tbs Regis
ter that the Administrator, Z. 7. A., aforesaid,
give notice Of the granting Of Letters Of Admin
is'ration upon the estate of the deceased with
the date Of granting thereof, hy causing nd,cr-
tiscmcnis 10 be posted within forty days from
the granting of such Letters, IN six OF the mos,
public places Of the county Of New Castle re-
quiring all persons having demands against III.
Estate 10 present the same, ur abide hy an Act
Of Assembly in snch rnsc m,dc and provided
And also rluss the sanc To he inserted within
the same period in the Mipptrrows Tgasseairr,
a newspaper published in Mddle,own, and TO be
continued therein iwo months.
&VN Given under the hand and Seal OF Office
49, uf the Register aforesaii, at New Castle,
In New Castle county aforesaid, the day and year
above written, D. GIBBS, Register
NOTicE.-All persons having claims agnins,
the Estate of tho deceased must present the sarne.
duly aitss,cd, to the Administrator on or before
July 25th, 1919, or abide the Ac, of Assemhl. in
such case made aud provided
THOMAS J. CRAVEN, Adm. q. 7. 4.
aug 3-?m Addrcss-S, Georges, Del
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14

!: J: !: 9: ::; Z. !: =. I
,2ss 1ses Tsssaoesy - tAsse
Wes1sssee C1saasvs H0sse&
v& - vas Raasy Dsssh. nsAs Il Psse
- WAasAsy. Pssse 0Vessas 90 Rsesss
gogus 1cstespd spicsd and swsstspsd TO please shs
Mo. eolosd "3cnics"" Appstlsss.r = nssscscru Ae.
as Ssea ~ upeaes On 10 odrunkenas and ruw hai ars
auss Sed1.ins made from The native roots end hsrss
~ California. fses frsQ all AIeeAslss NSeu~,
enaes. may ass the GREAT BLOOD PURI.
HH8B 80 A L1rE GIVING Pn1NCuPLE,
apsrfeet RsWovatos and invixorstor Of The syu,rm
c6 an poisonous matter and restoring the h,ood
healthy coalition No pcsson can take thrsc Nit.
en aeeooiinG 10 dirsctons aud remain long unweii,
psovtded tirir boncs not destroyed by minsrn;
peasca q o,her mean. and the vital organs wasted
bsycWd the point ~ repair.
Thsy 49, 0saatc Pus9aslvs ~ yseul as q
Tsaes, possrsns alsa tho peculiar scsi, Of acting
- powerful assnt In rsrvns ooarsssioa os Imam.
nessr1 Of the Liver. and all tho vbcssai Orsaps
IOR FEMALE EcOMPH.AgxTs. whether In
yosng or OIL married OF sin.tc At the dawn of
hood % as the turn Of life, shcs Toaic Dsn have no
equal
Ter Iaoasasanesry and fAe~uoe RAevua.
e1so saA 0ess. Dysp~pssa or 3sdisessss..
0eissus. Rsaltteat aaA Issevuaisseas re-
vers. Dsseases sr the Dissa. Liver. KsS.
eaeeesfsL eaeh Diseases arc eausedby vsslaleA
Bleed, which Ia generally produced by arrangement
of the Digestive Orvnaa.
DrsrEFsnA OR IyDIC EsTION, Head.
ache raln In tho Shoulder. Coughs rirh,ncs. Of tho
Chca, Dizziness, Sour EructatIons Of the Stomach
had Tac In tho Mouth. nilipus Attacks rairiaon Of
the Heart Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain In tho
rssions Of tho Kidneys and hundred other painful
sympsoms arc tho ofr.prinss OF Dyspepsia
They inv!gora,c the Stomach and stimulate tho torpid
Liver nnd Rowcls which render them OF nneauasa
efficacy In cleansing the bloc. Of all lmpuriilc. and I'm
parting new life and viror To the whole .ysieu
FOR akin D1sEASEs, Eruptions Te,ier. Sal,
Ehsum. Bio,chcs Spots. Pimr-s. rustuies Bois car.
Lancisa Ring seaii Head Sore Eyes Erysps.
IA Itch, scurfs Discoora,inns the skin uinors asd
Dsre~s Of the skin. of whatever name or nature ars
literally dug up aud carried gu, u the system IN short
time By tho Of ilesc Blticrs Ono bottle IN such
eases will convince the most ncredulous of their cura
Tive effects
Cleanse the fiaisd Biooi whenever you nnd II. i'm.
purities bursting through tho skin In ru,plcs Erun.
nons or scrcs cleanse II when You fnd II obs,fur,ci
an sluggish IN the veins; cleanse u when II Is foul
and your feelings will tell yon when. Keep the blooI
iis. Tape asa other Warw... i,rsinr in tho
system Of 80 many thou-snds encctuaily iastrS,cd
and removed. Says a dlsingui-hcd phssiSissi.t.
earth whose body l. exempt fr5m tho presence Of
worm. u u not upon the healthy elements of tho
bcy that worms exist but upon Tho di-racd huuiors
dt.ass. No system of Ne.iicine, no ,ermiiusas no
an,hc cinlni,es viii free the system from worms i,ls
thess biters
se,d by MI Druggists Nnd Dealers.
WALKER, Proprietor u. u. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
pxusxists and General Agents, San Francisco, Call
1aia, and ): aud ~ Commerce Street. New York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-21
NFDRTE AGE SALE.

A"! Default having been made in me pay
mcnt Of the sum Of five hundred, f'1ty mine
and 10 l"0ths (:549.e0) dollars. which snount
il claimed and declared to DO duo ut the 6Ale
Of this notice, for principa and interest upcs
= certain mortgage executed and delivered by
Ko bert r. McKaguc I'D Fanny NJ. McKasuo.
his wife, Of the county Of Mower, and State Of
Minnesota, tt /. W. Tower, dated the LIST day of
January, A. y. 1869, and duly recorded in tho
Office Of Register Of Deeds in and for said
county Of Mower and Static aforesaid on the
! 10th day "f February, +. b. 1862. At 3 o'clock
p. NJ, in Book 81" Of Mortgages on page rs,
nm no action or proceeding Mt law or other.
wise having been instituted to recover said
debt or any rnrt thereof,
Now therefore, in pursuance and by virtue
OF power Of sale in said mortgage contained:
and Of he statute in such .se made and pro-
vidcl notice is hereby given that the said
mortgage nj be forccioscd and tho land and
premises described in md c"vered by said
mortgage to-wit: The North half If the
South East quarter Of Section numb.r
Seventeen, M in Township One Hundred
and -Four. l04. Of Range Fourteen, (i4,] sit
ua'e in the snid county Of Mower, and Etnts
aforesaid, together with the appurtenances
thereto belonging will b. sold At public auction
to the highest bidder for cash ut the office
Of q. ~. Cameron, i: the Village Of Austin,
on Friday, the 5th day Of April A. d. 1872,
ut O'Clock p. NJ, to satisfy and pay of The
amount then due on said mortgage, principal
and interest, together with all costs Of fore
closure.
Dated January 31st, a. d. 1872.
I. w. TOWER, Mortgage.
j. Q. & J. .. FARxEH, Attorneys. 46t7
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-21
OORONElt'S SALE.

4 NOR\)NEk > SALE.
" BY virtue Of m execution issued out OF
the District Court Of the county Of Winona,
State " Minnesota, hearing date the 22d day
IF January, A. ID. 1872, and to tho Coroner Of
Mower county, Minnesota, directed and dcliv-
cred, in favor Of Henry N. Burchard. Trustee
Of the estate Of William S. Drew and Jerome
chat,cls, lands and tencu:ents Of Albert Gallo
way and William Allen, I have seized aud
taken in execution the undivided one half of
all those pieces and pnrcels # land situated in
said county Of Mower, AMI State of Minnesota,
known and described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing On the west line OF Lot Number
One. nj in Block Number Twenty, [20] in tho
Village Of Austin. ut a point in the continue.
ton Of line running across said lot through
the center Of the brick wall between the bank
building and the middle store building said
point being nineteen feet and our inches more
or less north from tho south west corner ot
sail lot, thence casterly on II line running
through the center Of the aforesaid wall to the
east line of said lot thence north nineteen feet
more ur less to y point in line running across
said lot through the center of the brick wall
between the two store buildings on said lot.
thence westerly on the said last mentioned
line to the west line Of said lvt. thence south on
tho west side Of said lot to the place Of begin
ming; with the appurtcnanecs thcreunto be-
longing.
And notice is hereby given that shall, rs
Deputy Coroner Of said county Of Nj wcr. in
| pursuance Of the power in me vcstcd.nnd OF the
statute in such case made and pro 'ided, expose
for sale ut public auction t" the highest bidder
at the front door Of the Court House in the
Village OF Austin, in said county Of Mower, On
the eth day Of April, A. d. 1872, ut II O'Clock
A. NJ, all the right. title. claim, interest and
demand whatsoever which the said A''crt Gal
lowry had in said premises on the 10th day d
December A. d. 1871, together with all he
may have acquired therein since that date, o,
so much thereof u: may he necessary 10 satisfy
the sum Of i've hundred, forty-six and So Tooth.
($5l6.s01 dollars and interest thereon from
December 18th. A. b. 1871, md costs Of sale.
Dated, March. 7tll. A. d. 1872.
4St7 llEt MAN WARNER,
Deputy Coroner in and for Mower Co., MINI