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tnat sne did NOT consider That the Board
OF Health has asnytning s,g 10 DO wsa ,nat me- ne
s has subsequently examined the records Of births
in the Health once and unable 70 ind any record
wilson, s'o. She refuses TO give inc names Of the
parents OF either me white or coiorea infants ~
GSns Sonsn IN sle sne anses that both Of chill
dren were born in her house, the births
being BY ana the 'nft Meat
Oicer are fictitious and not true TO say that the
miserable, 6lthy tenement shanty IN Hog alley,
where these ittle waits were found, IL unit for
nursery for tender infants, Is to give but faint
idea OF It's real sanitary character. The miserable
novel almost hid by the Nth OF the crowded alley,
is unft for human habitation. Yet that is the
place, and such as that. where Mrs. Dr. Wilson
nursing. Yet her high sense OF honor and duty
10 these who have trusted her with their secrets
and confidence VIII not permit her TO divulge to
the Board OF Health the real names OF the criminal
parents OF those worse than orphaned little babes.
W. d. STEWART, Medical Sanitary Inspector
1t is the intention Of the Board OF Health to take
such action as the law will admit in the premises
IN relation to this case and at the same time place
the matter before the Legislative Assembly for
such action as, in the Judgment and wisdom OF that
body, the preservation OF lie and public morals re-
quire.
Commissioner Meacham Recovering.
Commissioner Meacham writes to the Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs from Salem, oregon, May
O. that he had returned home. and that since leav-
ing the Lava Beds his wounds had been healing
rapidly, and he hoped within the next twenty days
TO be out nearly as good as new. He proposes to
visit Washington before the present month closes.
Mount Vernon.
The Vice Regents OF the Mount Vernon Associa-
ton have elected Madame Berghmans, OF Philadel-
phia, Regent in place OF Miss Cunningham, who has
resigned. The proceeds OF the endowment funds
are to be held invioate and the interest alone used
to defray the expenses OF the Association.
The White Star Limo and the Ocean
Mall Service.
Star Line to despatch steamer on Saturday, the
Inman and Bremen lines have made formal appli-
cation to the Post ONCE Department for the mail
now carried by the former that day. 1t is stated
that only failure has far been caused by the
loss OF the Atlantic the Others from the want
OF spare boats to take the place Of those requiring
necessary repairs, and that the line has not at
present steamers enough TO perform the service.
Federal Appointments.
Warren Bush has been appointed Collector OF
Customs at st. Marks, Fla, and K. John Scott Col
lector or Customs at st. Johns Fla.
Treasury Balances.
Balances in the Treasury today
Currency. Observation-Disclosures. ............ $450o.427
Special deposit OF legal tenders for the
redemption OF certificates OF deposit. %, 730, 900
s26 s97, 1901 ..................... 75,219. $50
Outstanding legal tenders .356, So, ,557
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD ELECTION.
ST. ALBANs. vt. Nav n. 1879.

ST. ALBANs VT, May n, 1S73
At meeting at the welden House, in this city,
this afternoon, OF the stockholders for the organi
cation OF the Central Vermont Railroad Company
the following named persons were elected to com.
prise Board OF Directors for the ensuing year -
William Butler Duncan, New York; Samuel L. NJ
Barlow, New York; Trenor W. Park, Bennington
Vt; J. Gregory Smith, St. Adams, VT. John b.
Page, Rutland, VT; Benjamin r. Cheney, Boston,
Mass. John Z. Hoyt, New YORK; George K. Brown,
New York; Jackson $. Schultz, New York; Worth.
ington g. Smith, St Adams, Vt; Joseph Clark
Milton, VI. John G. Mccullough, Bennington, VT :
James X. Langdon, Montpelier, VI.
meeting OF the Directors for the election Of
officers Will be held at the same place ext week
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Marine Disasters.

sTEAnsn,g SAY 4. As1cs,o B5 Rea from Liverpool
gale sCth was blown ashore ana was lying hard
aground 2lst
p" e G
ana resumed her voyage Nays
in ss o nEs at M lying e % Fire e nas Rys ws ss
at the scene, and the fire was extinguished with sight
BARK MARYLAND (Nor, from Pensacola for Gran.on
which put into 81 Thomas March - eaky remained May
BARK ALxArrA from Burrard inlet for Melbourne
wrecked March at Rlumper Pass was condemned and
Francisco, put back Port Townsend May is ieaky.
oT pus p yssor
BARK RESOURCE Ger, Grau, from Leghorn for New
York put back to Leghorn prior to May leaky and will
BARK Lulu Hallcu from Victoria VI, for shanghac,
put into honoun April y eaky and sailed on the 2Sth
BARK BERTHA (Nor), from Liverpool at Yarmouth, Ms,
ssy ns at s1 oere I scS s on w M
considerable damage.
York, wrecked at Cow Bank, NC, has gone to pieces
scaR CAMBRiA tBr). from Windsor, Ms, for New York,
that port for repairs
scnRJ wKLpxs Rich, at Philadelphia 10th from Ply.
nnssea nscn scbp npna 70 se tb sr@ton Of
Providence before rcported).
ws pa .son y' Ts % sf ss
cargo April 20
FISHING sCHR ARIZONA lot GlOucester, Tor Georges
Banks, ashore on LIlommedieu Shoa morning OF
the 10Th inst but came of without assistance and pro-
ceeded.
slooP IRVING, Jones' had her mast carried away by a
squsil which struck her of Mount Vernon. Potomac
River, MayH H.
Miscellaneous.
The purser OF the steamship City Of Havana from Ha
vana has thanks the prompt delivery Of our ncs
and dispatches
BARK CA1ALPA OF New Bedford. 2y2 tons, formerly a
whaer. has been sold TO Gloucester parties
BARK DAMON s69 tons built at Bangor IN 1855 has been
purchased by John Zttosen OF New YORK, ON private
terms
scuR wArwoRru of Gloucester, was sold on Monday
last 10 CaDi q Msy,s- az tho RSton pilots ioT
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A STEAMBOAT MURDER.

MEMPHIS, Tenn May 21, 1879
terrible tragedy occurred on the steamer Phil
Allen, while lying at Idlewild, nifty miles below
here, this morning. planter named Morgan, who
had taken passage on the steamer at Friars Point,
was shot and instantly killed by John Cannon, who
was somewhat under the influence OF liquor.
Morgan was an entire stranger to Cannon. The
latter previously threatened to shoot one OF the
clerks OF the boat. While walking down the cabin
a damned fraud" Morgan, without moving, said,
you're y liar, - whereupon Cannon put pistol to
his head and fired. After the shooting Cannon went
TO the clerk OF the boat ana asked for package OF
money belonging TO him, and after receiving IL
jumped ashore and made his escape.
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GRAND LODGE OF PENNSYLVANIA ODD
FELLOWS.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, May 81, 1873.
The Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania, !. o. o. f., re-
assembled this morning, Grand Master Jacob NJ.
Campbell presiding.
New members were admitted and reports and
resolutions introduced and acted upon.
The following officers were appointed and con-
frmed Grand Chaplain, J. j. McIllyier, OF Lodge
No. AIS; Grand Marshal John A. Myler, OF Lodge
No. 1S2; Grand Conductor, Charles L. Eberle, OF
Lodge No. 306; Grand Guardian Alexander Ken
nedy. OF Lodge No. 19l; Grand Herald, Leonard f.
Bailey, OF Lodge No. 23
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GRAND LODGE OF CONNECTICUT ODD EEL
LOWS,

NEW HAVEN, May Il, 1873.
The Grand Lodge !. o. o. r. Of the State OF Con-
neccut held its annual meeting in this city to-day
and elected the following oficers for the ensuing
year:-Grand Master, stephen Terry, Hartford;
Deputy Grand Master Louis Feldman, New Haven; !;
Grand Secretary, Frederick Botsford, New Haven !;
Grand Treasurer, J. +. Bidwell Middletown; Grand
Warden, John +. Comstock, New Haven. Messrs.
Philip Pond and A. w. Phelps, OF New Haven, were
elected Grand Representatives.
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EVANS AND THE PENNSYLVANIA WAR
CLAIMS

PHILADELPHIA, may 81, 1878.
The Evans bounty fraud case was argued in the
Supreme Court, at Harrisburg, to-day. Evans
counsel, Messrs. Hall and Black, made able
speeches vindicating Judge Pearson The Attor-
ney General replied, disclaiming any feeling, but
claiming that Judge Pearson erred In the way he
submitted the case to the jury. The general opin-
Suprema COurf
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AND THE D0MIN.
ION.

OTTAWA, Ont, May Il, 1s73
resolution for the admission OF Prince Edward
Island into the Canadian Confederation on the lst
OF July passed the House OF Commons to-day.
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THE COST OF RUNNING THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF BROOKLYN

The Finance Committee OF the Board Of Educa-
iion nave decided upon the amount which they
WIN require for the support OF the Public
SCHOOLS 81 BrockyE for the ensuing year. The
lota amount hxed upon IL $40, 600 which is an IN
crease oi 100000 over last year. This increase Is
ihadc NECESSARY by tie erection OF i've new school
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THE TEACHERS SALARIES.

reporter OF the HERALD called at the hall OF the
Board OF Education yesterday to ascertain whether
the difficulty regarding the payment OF the teach
ers' salaries for the month OF April had been
settled The Clerk OF the Board said that the
salaries would probably be paid on Friday ito
morrow morning In the usual manner This news
VIII be received with gadness by the ardworking
teaChnrs fnrnnnhnuf he
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NEW YORK CITY.

An adjourned meeting OF the petroleum dealers
was held at the Produce Exchange yesterday. Mr..
Marcy presided. Several further rules were
adopted, bat there remain a large number OF pro-
posed rules still to be cted on.
The annual Spring parade OF the Seventh regi-
ment takes place to-day, at two P. NJ. The line OF
march Is down Broadway to the Battery, Beaver
street, Broad street, Nassau street, Maiden lane
and Broadway, to the City Hail. where the regi-
Inent will be reviewed by the Mayor and Comm on
Council at four O'Clock =. III.
Yesterday mechanics were engaged making i'm
provements in the st. vincent's Heme, So Warren
street. This Is an institution established Tor the
protection OF friendless and homeless boys
Hitherto IL Afforded accommodation lor 100; in
future, when the improvements are completed, 1t
will accommodate double that number. Father
Drumgoole has the management OF II, and 1t Is en-
tirely under his care and prospering well. The i'm
provements viii consist OF q new gymnasium, an
extended play hall, an additional dormitory q
handsome chapel and an extended refectory In
this home boys are taught their Christian duty and
are prepared to take their place IN society as in
dustrious and law-abiding cttizens The home is
in need OF aid.
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Steamships Wyoming and Russia, Liverpool; America
Bremen stenmann. Antwerp; Georgia, Charleston; Fl
Oliver, Port au Prince; II Hill, Aux Cages.
Wind al sunset Z.
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A WIDOW HANGS HERSELF.

M0RRIsTowN, N. j., May q, 1879.
Mrs. Amelia Monks, aged fifty years. widow
residing on and owning small farm near New
foundland Morris county, committed suicide on
Monday evening by hanging herself in an out
house. The body was not found until the next
day. Family troubles are supposed to have been
the Cause.
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BELOW.

Bark Eddystonc Nor), Rhind from Havana.
Bark Sea Drift tBr, Aitkcnhead, from Havana.
Bark Undne (of Liverpool Ms from Cow Bay received
pilot boat Hope, No May 90 lat 40 40 Ion 81 So
j q Bennett. No %,
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LARGE RAILROAD WORKS BURNED.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 81. 1873.
The Central Railroad repair works at Niagara
Falls were burned night before last, resulting in a
loss TO the company OF about one hundred thou
sand dollars. About one hundred and fifty en-
ployes are thrown out OF emplO ymenL
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A COTTON MILL BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA, May 81, 1873.
A cotton mill at Glen Riddle was burned yester-
day. II was owned by Samuel Riddle and occu.
pied by Whitaker Davis. The loss is $4,000;
Insurance. $500
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CoNNECTICUT's NEW CAPITOL.
HARTFORD. Conn

HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 21 1878.
In the Senate to-day the constitutional amend
ment providing for one State Capitol, to be located
in Hartford, was passed by vote OF 16 to s, two
more than the necessary two-thirds vote.
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THE BOGART COURT MARTIAL.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 20. 1878.
The decision or the court martial In the case OF
Bogart has been sent to Washington. The result
of the trial has not been made public here but it is
believed that Bogart was convicted.
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PROVIDENCE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Providence, II. l., May 2l, 1873
Print cloths are shade lower light sales at Csc a
CSC. for 6ix64 standard and extra.
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NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMERS


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE.
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Sailed sth brig Alice Tarlton, Conner, Philadelphia
American Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, May. Is--Arriyed, steamship John Glib
chsrley wocsey New asen Amos Waks
raH "a ss mST So'
May Ar5veEH ErnS S1g W@Ia,an EnySyI sryS9t Sc
%.m garrison Rachel ssS%sS sss%sn
PSI aSGs nss 4SSe
5osSson EssS% sssf hss ssa roy
ss:S saI. s d@:s.
ss ESsspoSEt Says sns snS sS York cyrus
Atlas sidOn Seminole and Black
s'sne 9ss-Arrived, bark Clements (Br, Kelley. Lon
don brig Abby Thaxter, Hoboken;
Yors aso bsrRs arlsi %arescs Gia Gsrs.ca Gsnea Rs
SGs EHsrps s nnnn Sd rem0 Res
s SSss c e oasss ss Ssnro @
ssssn D
Enestrom. RIO J.nsiro vi via Hampton Roads; MeIsse'
w saa ssS s@T %
Cox as a hng wnd S 'a
% Two aay MaGys q OR Tnrusse cprasno
sg 1fo' Serry%an Cat Island ssss
Il FISH ss @ %nsna as
sfSS RS xrshs sGsS%
NB brig Ubadina, Martinique schrs Sarah Jane Bar
BRUNSWICK, Ga, May i6-Arrived schr Alaska. Clark,
Ceared-Brg Rowland, Kocn, Boston.
se nas naf kS Ms
Plummer, Pummer, Boston, ,-.-
Holmes, New York to load for United Kingdom .r,,c
CHARLESTON, May H-Cearcd, schr w bevcr"s'
Smith, Brunswick, Ga. - ux... ~
2lst-sailcd, steamship South Carolina, Beckett New
Yrk. ~.
CALAIs May leceared, schrs MoGry % banss sargn
soule Admiral. Hickey and Revolution kcily 20
CAMDEN, Me, May 10-Arrived, snip uypsunnlonn, ay
brook Spruce Head 18th, schr Joe caron' Spchr' w"
York - ..,.... wan,,,
Bristol; Chas Lambert dBD. McBeath. halaxa.
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Bark urms Minor Nor, Nelson Cienfuegos 20 days.
with sugar 70 Teteps a Bockmann.
Win mossses 70 oSaes SS vss a Gays
days, with gagar to James K Ward 1 Co; vessel to
Brig Ameiia dtaD Gargiulo. CastelIamare. ss days
Brig Laura Gertrude. risk, Seville via Perth Amboy,
Iris fiao sAas' Bonicello, M.rssines rs a.ys with
srig ReSecca der Often Lisbon, 90 days with salt
and cork wood to Tobias
Brig Bucceuch tof Barrow, Jackson Santos days. in
Brig Balear Bahn San Bias 20 days, with 70
Brig Bishop (of HarpswelD, webber, ssgua II days
with sugar Moses Taylor CO.. vessel TO Winches-
ter A. Co. Sailed In company with schr VIM Hooker for
Brig Tarifa Brown, sagua IL days. with sugar to Pom
vert Co; vessel to Simpson Clapp . m
Brig David Bugbee, Stowers Cardenas, Is days with
Brig angola (of Parrsboro Ns). Mcleod. Cardenas Is
days with melsdo to Gossler Co; vessel to whitney
Brig Young, Jacobsen. Apalachicola Is days with
yellow pine % Snow 4 Richardson. May H. during .
heavy sW gale carried away foretopmast and mantoD-
schr x Bentley, Falkenberg Georgetown. &C. edays,
with naval stores to Doner Potter Co; vessel TO Bent
schr Nellie Potter, Gaskill. Washington. NC, 5days
with naval stores and cotton 70 w Hinman.
schr Alice Bell Hathaway Georgetown, DC, for Ware
ham.
schr James Boyle. Smith, Virginia
Schr Brown, Crowell Baltimore for Boston. May
20 atN Pm went ashore on Sandy Hook, and got OIL on
Roy and Senator Mike Norton; vessel leaking.
The steamship Pembroke, which arrived 10th, brings
i9C and reports - a 70 81 lon ~ ~ saw
ohsr rfs Ss% % Il lon a. SIGNALS
with ship Amelia Maria. bound Is.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14
OHERlFF SALE.

BY virtue OF On execution issued out Of the
District Court Of the county Of Mower, State
Of Minnesota, bearing date tho 9th day Of Au-
gust, A. D. 1873, and to tho Sheriff Of Mower
county, Minnesota, directed and delivered, in
favor Of W. W. Gibbs, and sgainst the goods.
chsttsls, lsnds, and tsaements Of L. A. Phelps.
I have siszed and taken in execution the FOL-
lowing described real estate to-wit:
Beginning It point on tho west line Of
lot No. one ~ In block No. ninst-en l9) in
tho village Of Austin, forty and 37-loo feet
south Of tho northwest corner Of said lot NO.
one ny, thence running east parallel with the
north limo Of lots no. ono (l) and no. NO ~
in said bloek, to the cast line Of said lot no. two
az IN said block. thence south along The east
line Of said lot no. two ~ forty and 81 100 feet
thence west, parallel with tho north line Of
said lots no. one (1) and NO. two (2) In said
block, to tho west line Of said lot no. one Il J,
thsL - north along the west line Of said lot no.
one IL in said block, forty and ~ 100 feet to
the place Of beginning, in Mower county, Mia
nesots, with tho sppurtensnees thereunto BE-
longing.
sh srif Of said county Of Mower, in pur suanee
Of tho power in mo vested, and If the statute
in such case mado and provided, expose fos
sale At public auction, to The highest bidder.
at the front door Of the Court House. In the
city of Austin, In said county Of Mower, ON
the 9th day Of September, A. D. 1873, At 10
O'Clock A. H., al tho right, title, claim, inter
est and demand Whatsoever, which the said
L. A. Phelps had in said premises, on the 2nd
day of May, A. D. 1873, together with all he
may have acquired therein since that date, OF
70 much thereof - may DO necessary to satis-
~ the sun of ono hundred aud forty seven
and 4l-100 dollars and interest thcreon from
August I'd, A. d. 1873, and cost Of salo.
Dated August 18th, a. D., 1879.
GEORGE BAIRD,
Sheriff in and for Mower county,
n1o.v0-t7 &inneeotb.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14

TIE Split BRAN-A FABLE.-Oue
morning a. farmer was feeding bis
horses, he noticed that in their haste
70 get their Gil Of the fresh bran, they
had split much Of it upon the ground.
$50 much lost" he murmursd to
himself.
But no /; the fowls approached and
soon made pretty clean work Of it. Al
ter them several pigeons alighted near
the feeding trough, and found sufficient
to occupy them several minutes. Then
the sparrows took their turn.
SNOW" thought tho farmer, "surs.
ly it must all BE- gone"
But upon looking closer, he OBJ
served = largo number Of thrifty little
ants tuging away At the fragments
which had escaped the sparrows.
And the farmer thought to himself
This teaches me to waste nothing,
not even the smallest thing. Hearth
and Home.
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Vy-I-1-EH-W-w-S.-0-,
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.
" Defaalt hes been made in tho con.
ditions Of certain indenture Of mortgage
bearing date May 18th, A. D. 1869, made and
executed BY Dan Pratt to Lora A. Dixon, and
!seorded'in the ofbos Of the Register Of Deeds,
In end for Mower county. Minnesota, on the
10th day Of Nay, A. b. 1869, in Book ~"
Of mortgages, on page %.
Said mortgage WAS given to secure tho pay
ment Of tho sum Of one thousand and 'hfty
dollars, (9l05o,) and interest on said sum &C.
issory note bearing even date with said mort
gag, made and executed by said Dan Pratt,
70 said Lore A. Dixon, and there 10 claimed to
DO due and 10 due on said note and mortgaxe,at
the date Of this notice tho sum Of two hundred
eighty nine and84 100 dollsrs, 1885. 84 land no
proceedings at Law or otherwise have boon had
to collect the same or any part thereof:
Now therefore. notice 10 hereby given thst
BY virtue Of power Of sale In said mortgage
contained and pursuant to the provisions Of
tho statute In such case made and provided,
Uses therein described, to. wit:
The north half Of tho southwest quarter
and the northwest quarter Of tho southeast
quarter OF section number twenty three (23)
township number ono hundred and three (lO3j
North Of range eighteen (ls) west, in Mower
county. Minnesota. will bs sold At public veu-
dae, 70 tho highest bidder, at the odaee Of e. o.
Wheeler, in the city Of Austin, in said county,
on Saturday, tho 27th day Of September, A.
D. 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. H., to satisfy the
smoant then due on said note and mortgage,
together with the sum Of twenty 1.-Two dollars,
attorneys fees, allowed by tho term. of said
mortgage In case of foreclosure, besides tho
costs and expenses allowed by law.
Date Aug. 18th A. d. 1878.
tORA A. DIXON,
E.0. WnsELss, Mortgage.
Attorney fos Mortgage.
alov0-t7 Austin, Nina.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14

TUE Inst number Of the Register
contains TRADE which some lunatic
has written, over the signature Of one
D. s. B. Mollison-the man who pro.
posed three cheers for Donnelly and
HIS new party"
The thing is fair expression Of the
feeling which controlled the active 70.
formers 10 tho late "Grand Rally" At
Brown.d.le, and should be read by ev.
erybody.
1t is . fair text Of the principles q
upon which Greeleyites and Sorehead'
are trying to build = new party, and
tho exact meas lre Of the strength
which has never ceased to oppose the
efforts through which the old corrup'
tionists Of this county have been deposed
The leading parties have no political
affinity, but they come together like
wolves, for purposes Of plumber then,
of course, they will howl. ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14
DK0B1TE NOTlCE.-STATE OF
MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF NOW Err, 81.

II DhUDAIE NOl1CE.-SlAl r. VI
i MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF NOW ER, -.
In Probate Court-srEclAL TsRH.
In the Matter Of tho Estate Of John Curry,
deceased.
On reading and fling tho petition Of J. NJ.
wyekoa; Administrator, setting forth tho
amount Of personal estate that has
come to bis hands, aud the disposition thereof,
and . description Of ill the real estate
Of which said deceased died seissd, and tho
condition and value Of the respective portions
thereof, and praying that license 10 to him
granted to sell lots number nine aud ten "
and 10y, in block number six (ob in tho VII
lsge Of Leroy Station, Mower county Min.
ne:ota, and it appearing by said petition that
heirs Of said estate to sell all Of said real %.
tste: It 10 therefore ordered,
That al persons interested in said O."
tate, appear before tho Judge Of this Court,
on Monday, tho Sth day Of September, A: D.
1S73,at : o'clock P. NJ, Ut tho Probate Once,
In tho city Of Auotiu, in said county, then and
there to show csass (if any there bs) Why
!leense should not DO granted to said J. n.
"yokod, administration, to sell said real estate
according to tho prayer Of said petition.
And IL 10 further ordered, that = copy OF this
order shall be. published for four successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing, tho last
OF which publications shall DO 1t loset four
teen days before said day Of hearing in the
AoUer County Transcript, weekly newspaper
printed and published At tho city Of Austin.
In said county, and personally served on oil
persons interested in said estate, reftdins In
said county, At least fourtcea days before said
day Of hearing. Dated al Austin, tho 25th
day Of July, A. b. 1879.
BY The Court, JESSE ROSE,
17-tt IL, 81 Judge Of Probate.