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BE- Richardson 4 co.,
Real Estate Agents and htciinnCers,
No. Ill3 Slain street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF \ B f | { Is
DWtLIlNG AND LOT 2aNIG0 FEET. On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD SIKeEr B "
TWEEN TWEHTY-FlEST AND TWENTf 81 -
COSD STREETS. CHURCH NIL, BY aye,
TION-Ry virtue o. the provisions of Il certain deed
of trust executed by f. T. Swift, deceased /" the I'M
Lcrslgnci trustee l!raring date on the Oh dE OF
October ISL and dI!T recorded In the CLERK oice
of the Chirccry Court of the city OF HiChinonu III
reed .B0o; 81 y, pa.c -. To secure the balance OF
lie purchase money payable on S;i;l property bci%
tncyr,o rruuirei | si.ail proceed TO sell by pubic
auction. on the premises, on TGESnAl me , isih
iustapt ut O'Clock T. NJ. the valuable estate Local
ted and dc.crihedus above. The dwelling la: base
mcn aud two sturcG above. containing seven rnnEis
with gas In the building, waller ana h'tclch OH lHc
promises. ... -,
Syih it,rc, thereon 1T The rate of twelve per cent
rcr nnnum from the 9th Of October 1872, AMI 1881
i'm six months from said date; the residue in Twelve
months from said date. The purchaser to give his
negotiable notes for the deferred payments, Win III,
tCrcst added ut SIX per cent. per anun anu secured
by deed Of trust. .,- .,
4, tnIt
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CHARLES Y. NOPRlSS, Executor or
Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Murriss, deceased
by Isbeil & Sou.
Aucticacers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Maiu and Bank

Aucticaecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Mau and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALUA-
" BILE FEI. ESTATE ON TWEETY-SIXTi
STREET BETWEEN " AND y STREETS.
CHURCH HILL, IN THE CITY OF RICE-
MOSD.-By virtue Of decree pronounced by the
Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond OH tie
18th day of October, is7.. In The sai OF Boui5 RI ais
ton, OF the premises. on SATURDAY the ri day of
November. 1872. ut u O'Clock +. NJ, that NALGA-
BILE REAL ESTATE on the eastern site Of Twel,-
ty-sixth street between II and streets. Church
Hill. The lot fronts Il. feet Twcny-slxh stree;
and runs back rs feet tn an alley |! feet wide.
The improvements consist OF large framed
dwelling and the usual ouf-houscs
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; remainder In three
equal instruments 1T four. eight and twelve months
for negotiable notes With interest added from day
of sale, and title TO be retained until the whole pur-
chase money Is paid and u conveyance ordered by
The court. HENRY &. CANNON,
W. j. LEAkE,
Suecial Commissioners
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BY Lee u Goddiif, Atie.tot x 'llF'''
Ma. Ills Main Street.

,TaRAME DWELLING WITH FIVE
u Es,osIs, AND LOT i23 1,2 FEET B9 pE lEa,
OF o, TIE nHmi aT iTS fsTEasEGTioN WITH
MhSSfoSK sTREET, FOR SALE AT AUISss
ToNThe property above described w, , be S nre
,ises n "a O'Clock T. N. It Is row In the occupancy
Of Miss Virginia Ann Murphy. c.,,u o,r,,t
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ~ louf, asss,
and twelve months for negotiable notes. ihseieol
added and secured by trust deed.
rn1i aAA LEE & GODDIN. hucfioneeTs.
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MULES. HORSES, dc.
LIME AND CEMENT.
HORSES AND MULES

T ME, LIME, LfME.-The Lime manu-.
IL fact,;red by us In Rote.onrt county, known NJ
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LINE, Will hereafter
be prt upon the market under the name Of INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be left at oul
office, No. 1903 Dock street. e
November n. 1871. M 70
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pEs1. EsTaTE ST PRIVATE :

REAL ESTATE at PRIVATE SALE.
T ANDS.-I have in my hands for sale
EILASDS, IA large and snoll quantities, In
oiInos. every section of the State. \ lumber OF
tlnm are large, lrSt-class estates, "'th sp!cnGld
improvements, and dcsiraby located on naVisabc
GEORGE VI. DREWRY,
no oo1u, lGI4 Main street.
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This is simply diabolcal! My late brother
had no wart upon his nose, sir. He had upo,
his nose neither n pink wart, nor Il greer
wart, nor cream-colortd wart, nor war
Of any other color. 1t is SANDER. Ii is :;
gfatutous insult to my family, and l dis
tinctly want YOU to say what you mean by
such conduct"
"Rcally, sir" said Brin,mer, "it is IL mis-.
tske. This is the horrible work OF IN incen.
diary miscreant whom trusted asa brother.
he shall he punished by my own hand for
this outrage. 4 pink wart! Awful, sir
SWful! Phe miserable scolndrel shall suffer
for tbis-he shall, indeed!'
"HoW could know" 1urmurcd OFT, out
there by himself. "that the corpse hadn't
pink WaTt? | used to know man banned
MeCsluc, and he had one, and thought all
the McGlnes had. This comes Of Irregular.
ties in families"
Sand who," said another man, addressing
The editor, "authorzed you TO print this
h;deouS stuff about my deceased son? DO
authority that your low comedian inserted
with my advertisement the following scanda-
lo,ls burlesqueI Listen to this:
g. Willie had purple monkey eli'ubirs OH yell
.snd when he sucked the paint I'LL off 1t made him
dexthIy sick:
And in fis latest hours he clasped that monkey In
his hand
aud bid goodbye 10 EARTH and went into 4 better
land.
n.oh No more he'll shoot his sister with his little
wooden gnu;
And NO moro ke'i twist the pussys tail, and make
s her yowl for fun.
The pussys tall now stands out straight; The gun ia
s&3s laid aside;
The nsenkey doesn't Jump around since little Willie
Gied.'h
The utterly atroeI8us character of this
bs.Ssrdasb Will appear when ! say that viii.
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aVCTa0N Sales.--future Days.
BY Grubbs Sc Williams,
AuctioneerS and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

Eleventh street bet"eeH MINI aHo D11'"'
TOT OF SEVENTY BY ONE HUN y
| 4 DRIED FEET, ON ST. PETER STREET,
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N:1Ms VII sen Ell, at a NC
linn on the premises, on THURSDAY: l4th OF No
ve,nbor nj 4 O'Clock L. NJ, the above LOT. !t al
Joins the residence of Charles Hasklns. II VIII DC
So Tr a. !, Hp At sale GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
Anctionccrs.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate AGENTS and auctoneeh'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

nv Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and auctioneerb'
EIaxar,b street between Main and Bank.
y,HAT VERY DEsIRABLY-LoCA,TE5!D[,
RRICK DWELLING. NO. SOC GKa ,I1
STREET. BETWEEN f IE HuE AT WgsT Eth THE &
81 SIEST IL ~ OF ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR..
ESOThs property will I've soI al ahctio H upon
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, l'th Oh No's'i'
ber ut d o'clock L. NJ. ,o,. ton roome
II has three stories above the basement. zen Ioos
ith Sreniaces besides storeroom ana closets mar
~ ~. ,m.ntIcS on the main floor: g,s' &c prich
,, With seycn rooms, besides cellars brick SUI
BILE. SC. ,,-, ~ Goo, vide
II Is rarely that propert! 81 "eo'' :.
oI T,nmcdiatr possession will I've given
TERMS: Al sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
noe
= BY Paine Cubcll 6 Co., Auctloneers.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
ON WEDNESDAY, November l3th, commencing cling
- ia n,riock. we VIII sell at warehouse large
and desirable assortment of entirely fresh ana sea-
sOnable .-,> r,>c>, NV cooDS
comprising great variety Oh ne" aHu ''ioi'' e''0'
suited to present safes. .
Also, n variety of desirable
READT-MADE CLoTHlNG;o
BOOrS, SHOES, AND BALNoRALo'
S msssfG IS SHALL WARES, &C. &C.
THE STOCK OF A MEsi,cnANT TAILOR
consisting Of CTOTHs.e CAsSIMEREs, VEST
mes. TAlLORS' TRIMMINGS, &C.. sc.
The whole TO DC sold without r..S 9TtI G. 20
o Auctionerrs.
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by Moody Il Royuii,

Real Estate gents aud Aurtioncrrs,
Office corner Seventh and HILL streets,
Manchester, Va.
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BY Lee & Goddip. Anctioneers,
lib Main street.

LYME & BROTHER, AncIoneers.
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AZ UTE tEU OF tEtII 7IIIE tIt HUI I1I.It COII-
queror punched the fallen Brimnler's ribs
with her umbrella.
While she pounded the editor the poet
CROPPED his way down stairs. six steps ut IL
time, and emerged from the front door with
remarkable suddenncss. His Journalistic
career ended upon that day. When B,im-
mcr's employees dragged away AIexander'S
grandparent, and carried her, struggling and
screaming, down to the street, the editor sent
for carriage and was taken home to bed,
from whence he arose week later with an
earnest determination never to permit am
other line Of obituary poetry to enter the
columns Of the Morning Glory.
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linn ysas twenty years old that be never
had a purple monkey on stick that ne
never sucked such thing THAT be never
fooled With cats, aud that he died OF liver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-09
NEW YORK. HERALD THURSDAY MAY g. ls72-TRIPLE SHEET

vne,nav .nv convention Of the democratic party
wonld ne called by the committee; but they only
no treated az absurd. That the party which no do
not smp,y the balance power in the comin~. con.
c eesu should hold no formal com 3 own
which its policy can be definitely shape q its nans
carefully prepared and their certain Execution pro-
vided for IL too prcpOsterous an <ana IN ha con
sidered Cor moment. That contention shonld
be called is both absolutely necessary and emf
nsnty PrsPer ~ ss VEIN ~ oe conceded that the
terval Of time after tae meeting OF the Republican
Convention - Philadelphia to permit the most
and Of the drift OF popular sentiment AS 70 the
CHEF purposes Of the Philadelphia gathering there
can DO no question. There can be little doubt
TO the principles 1t VIII represent and still less as
| TO the candidate 1t will offer. Republican acces-
sions TO the liberal ranks increase daily, and In
short time after the 9th ofJune the relative strength
| OF Greeley and OF Grant fairly he estimated.
The strife between these factions grows more bit.
Ier, ana can but intensity az the light goes on.
| Citation or amagamatiOn. In this crisis there
must he a convention OF the democratic party
| from the Washington Patriot ncmocratic)
May 81
Whatever may be proposed hereafter, the duty OF
the democracy now is to fall into line close ITS
ranks and promptly perfect its organization all
over the country. Not an hour Is to be lost. En-
cheney Is only to be secured in this way. Three
millions and more Of noble hearts throb with
patriotic impulse. They are prepared to make any
honorable sacrifice for the peace and prosperity OF
the Union. They Will take counsel OF duty IN TINS
selfish politicians suppose they may be coerced
into any base surrender, or turned over as mere
instruments OF ambitious bargains, they Will dis
before long how frail has been their reliance
and how unauthorized the intended transfer OF
great party. The Democratic Convention will not
shrink from any responsibility when the time for
elaboration and action shall come. Until then we
recommend the liberal republicans to interest them
selves most in exhibiting the strength which they
claim TO possess
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bring order ont Of chaos can save Connecticut re-
publicans nom utter decentralization. In the
canvass I can the shadow al the liberal
republican rabbit on the party wall. 1t IL feared
nothing but a compromise candidate can prevent a
split and few talk Of Henry Is. Harrison, General
Alfred Ferry or Congressman Kellogg az the only
likely basis OF reunion and the end OF hostlities
should not be astonished If one OF them were
elected
THE DEMOCRATS FOR FERRY.
The democratic organ il out this evening strongly
for Ferry, and 1t liz no longer parallel nght, but
rather a triangular one After discussing
the merits OF the men, pro and con, IL
declares that Ferry stands no chance In inc
caucus. and advises his friends not 10 make
mistake by attending the caucus, ana
concludes thus: -'Tf the question should be refer-
red to the Legislature man would be elected who
would be the representative of the majority OF the
State. III there are any republicans VINO
are independents now IL the time for them to show
their independence This defiant article. Wrltten
in the interest OF Ferry, in the democratic organ,
makes the breach wider than ever.
Hawley's friends are tonight jubilant over the
declared policy of the democrats as foreshadowcd
their organ They claim IL Will drive all the sore
heads into tomorrow evenings caucus and secure
Hawley's nomination beyond peradventure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Granite State Sending Delegates to
Philadelphia.

Gathering Of the Republican Chiefs-some Of Gen.
eral Grants Friends Weakening for Greeley
Engineer" Rollins 0ration-Judge Tap
pan Cautiously Eulogistic- Dying
Democracy and Reviving Republi-
canim-Delegates and Resolu-
tions-Patterson Persistent
for the United States
Seuatorship Again.
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ENDORSEMENT OF GREELEY AND BROWN.
The Democratic Leaders and Newspaper
Editors Favoring the Cincinnati Nomi-
nations.
CHICAGO, H., Nav s. IS

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May s. 1872.
The adjourned meeting Of the Democratic State
Central Committee this afternoon was very brief
resolution authorizing the Executive Board OF
the State Central Committee to call State Conven-
ton, to be held two weeks prior to the date fixed
by the Democratic National Executive Committee
for the assembling OF the National Convention was
passed without formal debate, and the committee
adjourned.
The general tone Of opinions as expressed in
conversational interchange Of views appeared to be
in favor OF the endorsement OF the Cincinnati
ticket by the Democratic National Convention as
against any ticket likely to be nominated at Phila-
delphia.
A meeting of the editors Of the democratic news
papers OF Illinois was held here to-day. Eighteen
Journals located at various points In the State
represented
After voting down resolution unreservedly en-
dorsing the platform and candidates OF the Cincin-
natl Convention resolution was adopted TO the
effect that, If the Cincinnati candidates we're en-
dorsed by the National Democratic Convention, the
democratic press OF Illinois would give these candi-
dates Its hearty support.
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AN AssEMBLAeE OF TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May s. 1872.
The delegates to the Democratic Convention
have arrived in large numbers. Enough has been
ascertained already to make it reasonably certain
natl nominations and instruct their delegates to the
National Convention to oppose the nomination OF
separate democratic ticket II is thought an
electoral ticket will not be appointed, but that the
matter will be left to be governed by future con-
t.ngencies. There are more representative men
here than have attended any convention since the
war
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MORMON MISSIONARIES.

Yesterday afternoon twenty-one Mormon Mis-.
sonaries sailed in the Minnesota for Europe, under
the care ofthe Apostle Albert Darlington. Brigham
feels now that he Is all safe, with George c. Bates as
the United states District Attorney, and he sends
his elders abroad as usual TO stir up old Europe
with the glory OF the Latter Day kingdom IN tho
Rocky Mountains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-09
ELECTIONS IN PROVIDENCE, R. +

PROVIDENCE, X. l., May 8, 1872.
The municipal election to-day resulted in the re.
election Of Mayor Thomas A. Doyle, republican,
who received 2,2o4 votes, while the democratic can.
aidate received $50. There were sharp local con.
tests IN Inc wards. Six OF the nine Aldermen
elected are opposed TO granting licences To sell In
toxlcaung drinks, reversing the policy Of the past
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THE PENNSYLVANIA LABOR REFoRMERs,

WILLIAMsPORT, Pa, May 8, 1872.
The labor reformers completed their ticket this
morning, with the exception Of members Of the
: institutional Convention, by the nomination OF
James II. Hopkins OF Allegheny, and ]. w. Cake OF
Northumberland, for Congressman at Large. The
Convention has adjourned and the delegates will
cave for their homes this evening.
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DELEGATES TO THE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN,
STATE CONVENTION.
E..xfnA NJ \

FONDA n. Y, May s, 1877.
The delegates from Montgomery county to tho
Republican state Convention are p. G. Webster,
A. IIees George G. Simpson and z. s. Westbrook.
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SENATOR HENDRICKS ON THE NOMINATION.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nav 3. 1872

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 8, 1872.
It is authoratively announced to-day that Senator
Hendricks is not committed to the support Of the
Cincinnati nominees but will be governed by the
action On the Democratic National Conventions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-09
NEW YORK COLORED REPUBLICAN, STATE
CONVENTION.
Troy. Nav &

The Colored Republican State Convention met
here to-day and unanimously pledged the colored
voters OF the State to the support Of the nominee Of
the Philadelphia Convention.
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GERMAN HOSTILITY TO GREELEY.
ST, LOUIS. Mo-. N

ST. LOUIS, MO-, May 8, 1872.
The Westtc'e TOltsbldt, the German organ of
Northwest Missouri, comes out to-day strongly in
opposition to Greeley.
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PROHIBITION IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
SPRINGFIELD, May 8, 1872.

The Republican, OF this city, has returns from
1872 towns OF which SO are In favor OF licensing tho
sale OF ale, beer &C., and 100 In favor of prohib-
tiou
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THE DEMoCRACY'S CALL.
Meeting Of the Democratic National EX-
ecutiye Committee Yesterday.
A Convention Called for the 9th OF
July at Baltimore.
TAe Greeley Question Among the
Members.

The National Executive Committee Of the demo-
cratic party met yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock
st the call Of August Belmont, Esq, chairman The
gentlemen composing the committee present were
thirty-one In number, the representatives of six
States being absent, two OF them dead. The follow
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-25

VIZ HEREAs, In q certain action in the District
w Court Of the 4th Judicial District Of the State
Of in and TOR the Comfy Ct
Bates, Charles Clark, George H. Woods, Joseph Cush-
man, ct al were Defendants, judgment was rendered
for raid Plaintiff against said Defendants b. n. Bates
man, on the 18th day Of June, A. D. ls.'. for the
sum Of 4,447 06-l00. and duly docsscl in the
office Of the Clerk Of said Court the same day, which
Plaintlh to z. H. Brown; and whereas said judg-
ment was duly docketed in the County Of Morris n
in said State Of M1nesota, the 10th day Of Feb
ruary. 4: =: 1s72, on which judgment there Is now
due IS 1856 25-10O and interest said last named
sum from the date Of Judgment he said E. N. Bates
having been released from said Judgment upon the
payment Of onequarter thereby and whereas execu-
ton has been duly issued to me in said action, COM
manding me to satisfy sui judgment (for 50 335 20
100 and interesD and my fees, ont CT the personal
property Of said Judgment debtors, except said T..
N. Bates. within nay county. or if sufficient per-
sOnal property cannot be fonnd then tut Of tho
property in my county belong ing to sud judgment
deo.ers, excepting said f. N BATE; noM, " virtue
thereof, have levied upon ans q!lt sell at public
auction to the highest builder for cash, the fot
door Of the Court House, in te,v.. f Little Falls,
in said MorrisoE county, on the :.aE.t DAY OF Az
GUST, A. D. 1877, at the boar OF 20 O'clock NJ,
all 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-
the northeast quarter and the northeast quarter Of
the northwest quarter OF Section ~ Township 40,
Range %; The north half Of tho northeast quarter,
and the northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
and the southwest quarter ct the northwest quar-
ter Of Section 4 Township 80, Range q. and the
north half Of the northeast quarter Of section s,
Township SO, Rsnge IS; the southwest quarter Of
Section Q Township 49, Range q; aud the west hall
Of the northwest quarter Of Section II, Township
80, Range q. EZRA BRIGGS,
Sheriff Of Morrison County, MINI.
JAMES W. LAw1rScl, % 81 .4.s1i ~. As
Attorney for Assignee Of Judgment. Il
Dated Little Falls, Mimi, July LIST, 1877 2.
ulYl-7w AZ - - ~ ~ ~
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MORTGAGE SALE.

M uEREAS default has been made in the con.
W dltlons Of q certain mortgage, duly executed
acknowledged and delivered by Alfred Tanner and
Nary J. Tanner, his wife mortgagors, to Charles 2
Davis, MORTGAGE bearing date the 2lst day Of Jan
uary A. D. 1870, and recorded in the Office of the
Register OF Deeds in and Tor the county of Morrison
in the State Of Minnesota, the I'D Gay of January
Al 1870 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ofthat day in
Book "B" Of mortgages on pages III ~ 49, which
the sum of Four Hundred and Ninsty-ooe Dollar.
and the interest thereon from the date Of saA mort
gage, at the rate Of twelve Per cent. Per annum
which said sum 20 secured was payable one year
from the date of said mortgage and according to the
conditions Of Promissory note made and signed BY
the said Alfred Tanner ono of the said mOrtg1gors
and payable to the order OF said mortgagee and
bearing evendAte with said mortgage;
And whereas default has been made in the condi-
lions Of said mortgage by the non-payment Of said
sum ofms7ey andinterest thereon; And there is At
the date this notice claimed to be due; andB dos
upon said mortgage and said note secured thereby,
four and $500 dollars and no action or proceedings
have been he'd law or equity to recover the mon
les so secure< by said mortgage, -
NOV, therefore, notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to power Of sale contained in said mortgage
and to the statute in such case maze and provided
said mortgage will be foreclosed by the sale of the
mortgaged premises described In said mortgage as
follows, to wit: The south twenty-five (25) feet of
lot Number Seven 81 in block number seven 81 and
the north twenty coy feet of lot number nix ) in
block numter seven o. and all buildings thereon |;
all situated in the town Of Little Falls, County
Of Morrison, and State Of Minnesota, and described
from and according to the plat Of said Mtte Falls,
made BY q. II. Putnam, and recorded in the Once
OF the Register of Deeds of said Morrison County, to-
gether with all the heredtaments and appurtenances
appertaniDg and belonging to said mortgagsd prsn-
Uses. That said sale will be made ct public vendus
to the highest bidder BY tho undersigned, aherG Of
said Morrison county, Ut the ront door Of the Court
House in said town Of Little Fails in said Morrison
ooanty, on tho TH1R1IETH (3Oth) DAY OF JULY,
A. D. 1872, at o'clock in the afternoon Of that
day, Of said premises or much thereof ~ may be
due said mortgage, with costs Of foreclosure and
the further sum Of Fifty dollars as attorneyo Or 90
fees provided for in said mortgage in case Of
the foreclosure Of he game,
WV. 6. MOORE, EZRA BRIGGS.
Atty for Mortgage. Sheriff Of Morrison Co.
Dated Little Falls, 18th June, A. D. 1872.
juna137w 49, i'