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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
1X1 Default hae been made in ths esadi'
tioDs Of certain isdsntsrs mortgage.
made and sxse1tsd BY Angustis 0roby asd
xssy 2. Grtby. his wife, . David G. Cer,'itt,
bearing dato November 51th, A. D. 1879. snd
duly recorded 10 the Office Of tho Register Of
Deeds in aud lor Mower County, Aiansesta,
5 o'clock P. H., 10 Book IN" Of mortgsses, -
page 4s2.
Said mortgage was given to secure tho pay
uent Of the sam of one hundred, thirty -one
aud 65-l00 t$I3l.65I dollars, and ,ntsrsst On
esid sum, according to the conditions OF =
eestsin prom;sory note bearing even date with
said mortgage made and executed BY ssid
Aueustis GTo"y to said D. G. Corbitt, and
| there 10 claimed to BE- due, and 10 due, On said
The sum Of QUO hundred, forty Eight and
9S 100 t$l48 981 dollars, and no proceeding
Ut law OF otherwise, has BEEN had to collect
tho same or any part thereof.
| Now, therefore, notice il hereby given,
that BY virtue OF - power OF sale in said
mortgage contained. and pursuant to the stat
utes in such case made and provided. said
mortgage will b. iorvo'''sei and tho Prsmises
therein described, t" wit:
The west one half Of the south east ons
fourth Of section numtcr twelve, in town.
ship one hundred and two [lO2l. North Of
range fourteen ll4] west. in Mower County,
Mlnnesota. will 10 sold ut public vendue. "a
tho highest bidder. At he office Of &. O
Wheeler, In tho city IT Austin. in said County
on Saturday, the 18th lay II February, \. D.
1874, ut 10 O'clock 4. n. to estisfy the arn"un'
then due on ssid note and mortgage. toesehss
with the sum Ut thirty dollars attorneys ices
allowed BY t e terms Of said mortgage IL
case Of foreclosure, Decides tho o"sts and Ok
penses allowed by law
Dated, January lst., A. D. 1874:
D. e. CORbIrT,
&. D. WasELsR, Mortgages
Attorney fur Mortgage.
| Au,tin. Minnesota. 3o-5
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

6aAMrEuL-That citizens spon out
southwestern frontier are su6eeiag FOL
tho most common necessariss OF life
while ws. in the enjoyment, not alone
Of ito comforts, but many Of it, luxu.
riss-are looking upon the calamity
aud doing "o'h;'y .E'r their re'::f!!
Never has this locality been more
bouutifally blessed With physical com
torss than it 10 to-day. and 70. men aud
women are naked and starving, with,a
. days ride Of our homes DO repent
ID n:ercie. make u unersteiul. and d.
10 need sf1;cti"n. famine and pesti
lsnce t. teach "a charity and humility
Will not the City Council call ss
esrly meeting Of the citizens. that the,
may take suitable action?
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08
l1QRD8rAAr OPINION.

Il. r. Wells, defeated candidate for TIL
..udeeship cfthe Tenth District applied
70 the Attorney General about year ego
tor the commen,: cement Of an action Il
Dust Judge Sherman f Fee fto;::: omcs s o,
the ground of inelligibility, a!cd 70 .
the said Wells to the occupancy sno
emoluments Of the same. Our readers
will all distinctly remember that the op.
ponents of Mr. Page staked character and
everything else, upon the assertion that
he was Ineligible, and after election, they
still declared that he could not act ~
Judge; and further, that Mr.. Wells, al
though largely in the minority, was lie.
gally entitled to the position. The
Attorney General has just filed an elabo-
rate opinion, holding: First, that wheth.
er Mr.. Page were eligible or not, Mr..
Wells, a. q minority candidate, could not
succeed to the position, nor had he any
such interest in the matter as to entitle
him to act g. relator and assume to be
plaintiff in the case. SECOND, that Sec. g.
Art.4, Of tibet constitution, does not declare
inelligibility, but merely announces =
case Of incompatibility, !. e.. = person &C.
cupying 4 specified Office shall not In
the meantime "hold" any other, except =
Post Omce, and Mr.. Page having resign
ed the Office of Senator, WAS free from all
Constitutional inhibitions.
The opinion covers the same ground
occupied by the TRANscRHT during the
canvass, and fully sustains all the POSI-
lions which It assumed, . Circumstance
very creditable to the legal acumen OF the
Attorney General.
Thus endeth the frst chapter OF
"Judges."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

vs. Omitted last wesk, to cay that
the 81. Pact Dispatch Company. pub.
lishei . Christmas sheet, Of the sane
aise Of ito daily iasus-and very neat
in every respect It gives = brief his.
tory If tie Di.1'uach, With illas.r.t,oss
Of ito progress, aud present eonditi"n,
There 10 ~ use !" denying {" The Dc
patch, what II really. posses%ss, viz :
great influence upon oil questions u
p"lisie", aud Of general State policy.
We 4" not r~6ard It ~ oas II thuss
agencies through which ars originated
measures of great public utility. Such
.re burn Of rate judgement, tsrtilissd
BY ~ hsasst and uusslash purpose
elemental qualities far the manifesto
si"n IT which the D;:poscA hss not yet
bseoms distinguished. It il d.
loves s1citemsnt, and adventure -
sseks neutrality-suspicious. At the q.
psnss If character ;-arakes . ssnsati' a.
when neoss'sry {" avoid period pub.
lie s""~;; aud looks With argus eyes for
s"usshiux new, even though il b Of
no more importance than the app'int-
nsne Of Daggett (s42), to the ole. Of
l'sss Master in t'.e lietls so~n Of L;teh-
Geld.
With the host Of it, hidden motives
~ have nothing to Do; time xill u'si-
m.tsly unm.sk them bat for the pres
sat let the vail Of charity remain IN.
disturbed. l:s generous impalsss are
neither few nor generally recognized.
4. illsss .t;v, Of The eAo!e, ws N en-
ton. let. it, love for "Jossf," ieh
10 like unto that manifested BY David
for 0oliah; I'd, 1ts imporsanats inter-
reference in beh.lf Of Senator Ramsey,
for third term,-the same being ill.,
spired BY the remembrance Of esrtsia
int ndsd favors at the hands at the
Peasion Dep 'rtment, but which very
myeteriously uiscarried; aud ID; Ito
60 ntempt If the usual Journalistic prso-
tice Of realizing somethior from po'iti-
cal j"bs, Indian annuities, pine land
contracts, The defending corrupt oil
cials. ct cetsra. With these elsments
Of it, character prco'io emily befrs the
public. the continued success Of the
Dixpatck u assured.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

TIE "Dispatch" Of last Monday said,
sfter counting noses, that the anti.monop-
lists had 1t in their power to organize the
House Of Representatives, and that If they
failed to do II, the mighty wave which
commenced to roll last novembcr-no
greeley wave-would engulf them even q
the Red Sea swallowed Pharaoh. TH11
DIDN'T 20 IT; and hence, according "a
Hall, the Liberal movement 10 dead,-the
Victim Of its own weakness aud inactivity
.-but We think he will try to galvsnize II
into lite again.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08
ALEXANDER STEVENS, If Ge"rgin

ALEXANDER STEVENS, If Ge"rgio,
u,.de = speech in ("ngress Monday,
in opposition to tho Civil Rights bill.
NOW pending in the H'nse. He think"
i, unconstitu,ional-and That the ques"
.;o"s that it attempts t" settle. must be
ds.cru,ined in the Courts. lie wxs t0l.
lowed On Tucs. y BY Mr.. Elliot (s,l'
ored) Of South Carolina. aud very ably
."swcrsd. The negro element in this
country will hereafter take care Of It.
eelf.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

- Wu0UD19~
This il = question that h.s long pus.
sled the human mind, but = French
astronomer el.i,ns to ave discovered
that It certainly 10. 1t vas thought It
ono time that this question would b..
.olvsd BY aid Of p'.wsrtal telescopes,
but Il VS. asoerts:ned that there was =
limit u their psnssrati"n, aud that The
Interesting mstter wss stiil in doubt.
The most powerful telescope will reveal
no objsst % the surface II thu moon,
.h.t u less than sixty test square, but
some one imseinsd that these objects
might be photographed aud then mag.
uided By the microscope, sad this wss
attempted. 1t VA found, however,
that where this Wa due all OBJECT.
wore entirely sif.esd BY the irresuiari.
tie. If the Photographic material, and
nothing but meaaiakle ss blank W
lett. It was necessary t" 6nd u,edi.
um or GROUND work tor the picture I'd
absolutely tsxtur.;ess that even ths
must powerful mxga.6sr could not uo.
duly sx.ggsrats II. The French zen
tIeu.n above alluded II claius to Inv.
touud this material in Tho flores Of th.
milk wssd. Out OF these flores b
has constructed kind Vt paper which
de6<s the power Ut tho microscope, and
be has succeeded 10 transferring to thu
paper. pictures, which under the mag
infer, proves the existence Vi ania'a
lie in the inoon Two human beings
it IL >a'd, srs t. b sseu in this picture
walking shout, though from the fac
th~, their heads are poiutcd toward u
Ia distinct view - ouly 70 bs obtaius'
ii their hats. or tina. place whore IN i
hats ought ~ bs. notwithstanding
this announcement, there arc plenty {,
persu,e Who .t,ii believe, aud with yer
strong rsas,ns, that the a.'os 10 u"i'
h.bitrd. aud that tn" attempt u Gil.
nIze it will pr. We truitiess --l Inter- Oc~a,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

srA1x 10 just now On the verge Of COM
plete anarchy. The CASTELAR, government
has been defeated in the Cortes, and the
city Of Madrid placed under military con.
.trol, with cannon pointing from the cor.
ncrs Of every square, and obedience is dc.
1nanded to the tchcsts Of the Insurgcnt
forces, The forehe1ipgs are indeed dis
nal
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

NASHVILLE, Tenn, jan. 3.-At .
meeting Vt tho executive members Of
tho labor reform p.rty Of Tennessee,
held in this e'y to day. the following
preamble and resolutions we're adopted:
WnrasAs The present unuece cary
financial calamity, the result Of y c.''...
bin,'icn ofs stern capitalists and 49,.
nopolise. to RIB l.Loe .nd imp'ws bur.
deaa and hsrdsh;ps upon tho Iaboriny
sad producing ol'ssss # tho west AID
south. together with the experience of
tho p.st few years. leaves with Us no
l"neer any hope that the eastern hand
h"ldsn. capitslit. aud m"n"l.li.ts will
c"ns-nt in such material change i" our
financial and transportation eystsm NJ
VII secure to, westesn and southern
Woskiasu,sn add producers al equia. I.
bio right to the ~ojoynsnts "f the fruit
At their industry.
WHEaEAs, This unjust combination
of 5tates are imposing burdens and
hardship upon tho industry Of the vert
and south more intolarable and unjust
th.a that imposed BY African slavery ;
and
WHEReAe, The Law Of self prsser,a-
ton IL the Arst in nature, and tho most
important r. man ; It u therefore tho
duty Of the labosing and producing
olss>ee Of the west aud south "a unite ia
m effort to ftee themselves from = com.
bina,ion % unjust asA oppressive
therefore bit
Eesolved. That NC recommend T. the
laborinR and predicting glasses Of the
wsst and south the pr"priety Of calling
. convention tor the purpose Of freeing
themselves iroa, the oppression and in.
justice Of the Eastern States.
:. Resoised, That 10 invite OUT
brother laborers aud f.rmers Of the ~est
and south 70 take measures for calling
. convention to b e'mposed exclusively
Of the laboring and producing classes, to
meet 10 St. Louis on the 22d Of Febru-
ary next, to interchange opinions ~ 70
the hest mode Of accomplishing this
much needed end, and to do such other
acts - they n.y desm polite and nsces.
sary for their future protection aud e.
eurity in the premises.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

50 slodeoos..... ........ 50 {" 200
Cash Cite, &'ilv,rWa are te.vslued st$: ,soo'ooo
4 shsnee to draw IN. Of the above pr'ses
for rs cents. Tickets describing prizes are
SEALED in . vslopes and vol mixed: On
receipt u Is e..nts . SEALED TICKET 10 Drawn
without choice, and sent ~ mail to any a.
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to any a.larsss by express Or s:ts mail.
You viii kaow what your prise 10 bsfore
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OPINIONS or n. FHRss.-Feir dealing osn
DO reiioI 'on.-N. 7. H'r"td. AUG. Is. A
genuine distribution.-W "rsd, sept. 9. Not
one ii The humtugs If the day " 'skty
Tribune. july 7. They give general salts
fsct,0n. -!h"aes Zeitxsg. Aug. ).
EesEaSHcss. BY kind permission ~ 70
for to the following: Franktn =. Lone'
Louisville. drew $4,000; Mas Hattie Bank"
er, Charleston, $1,000; Mrs. Loui.s !. Blake,
St. Paul, Piano $40; Samuel v. Raymond,
Boston, s, 500: Eugene p. Bracket. Pitts
burgh, Watch, 1SOO; Miss Annie OsE"od.
New Oslexps, $1,000; Emery L. Pratt, %"
lumbus. OHIO, $1,000
Oss Casa l3lvr in every package OF 80
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lar ). u tos To- DolIarsl rs fos Three Dol
lars; 50 fos ~ 1aiiess; lso fos Fit'ssn
Dollars.
Agents wanted, 70 WHOM ~ offer liberal
ipd1esuoats sad guarantee satsstastioa.
Address, q. T. BARNUA / Co..,
lssm3 - 9roa4wsy, N. !,
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Organization Of the le9astaearo.
XVI Session.

IOf1ooS8oesoo 0cahe 1RI3ot09or0.
! XVI 0esslon.
| Hon. A. R. Hall, Of Heun.r;n c.,
during the last Two sessions Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives, ~.
clt eted for The third tune This mark.
I'd exhibition Of favor to Mr.. Hall. II
due to his eandor, imp.rti.l'ty snd .bil.
i'J, ~ . presiding officer. Sam. H.
Nieh"ls. Of Otter tail. was elected
Chief Clerk. He held the ,ame psi.
ton list year. Mr.. v Brewer, 81
Todd, uen'bsr If The H"uss in 1879,
was eh"sen Asst Clerk. " h. Chad.
wick. Of Steeie) &C.,. Secood !A,s't Clerk :
3. D. HiIlman, Of Oimetsd County,
Enrolling Clerk ; Capt l.. G Nsl.on,
IT D"d4s County, Enero..ing Clerk
James Hunter, Of Rice County. Asst
EnroIlinR Clerk, and Post M.st., ;
Bailey Madison, Of Faribaals County,
SerReant.at Arms, (hs held the came
"&os lass session.; Asst Ssrge.nt.st-
Arus, J. g. 0rse"ins, Of Wsssc.
County; Chaplain, Rev. F T Brown,
Of Ramsey County.
In the Senate Hon. A. Barto, Lieut.
Governor, will preside. He has been
member Of the House several tunes,
and 10 not unfamiliar with the delicate
aud responsible duties Of the Chair.
Good sense aud fairness will character.
iss Ill his o&ci.l acts.
Ch.s. W. johnson. Of Minneapolis,
~as elected Secretary ,'Ch.rlsy" VA.
our "As.t" laat winter, and il affords
~ pleasure - chronicle h;s promotion.
T. q. Anderson, Of Dodge County,
Asst Secretary; (Mr. A. wa* Eneross-
ing Clerk Of the Last Senate); n b
Scriboer, Of Fillmore, Enrolling
Clerk; Il N. keenan,, Of St. Louis
County, EngrossinE Clerk; Edwin
Dunn, OF Olmstvd County, Sergeant
a. Arms, BY .celau,ati"n. Nj. Dunn
was the good looking Sergeant Of the
last session. Chas Ross, Of Anoka
County, Fireman +; and Rev J. Marvin,
Of st. Paul, Chaplain. This !. rare
compliment to Mr.. Marvin, aud = suit
able tribute to b . excellence Of char
.c.er. Any man (not = minister
/ b. , right to :. pr''ud Of b"i"s elect
Cd ch.pl.ip, :: fur 'ue;::''''s sessions
Thus the Legisl.tu,;c: seems {" 'e-
far ~ its .'dic,.l corps il eoncs::"ed-'"
. fair conditi"c to work skeisntiS
We roc took for results.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

NV rendered It impossible Tor it, fam
'"hed defenders t. hold out any longer
and hence they are preparing % embark
IN board Of their vessels. O.eon
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08
s.ljlAoeleo's Poto II HE CIoa0
In hin MINER IF last week he saye:

1T hss been our aim to publish pa
per in the interest Of the people, by sup
porting the farmers and laborer's ticket,
and we believe we have done 50. Now,
we claim it is nothing more than right
that Mower County be represented On our
next State ticket"
What impudencsl
The fellow did ut support Ii. farm
er's aud lxborer's State ticket At Ill,
but went fur Davis aud Jsnnisou: Al
hume he went, ~ usual, With the old
crowd ofoorrurtipnists, that .s"le Mover
County .pucr. Seeing = dissffsc.
ton exiting .m"nsss ..he N"rwe
g;sns the "old Ring" lesdert g.:
together *nd n"nin.ted two Of
the former and said, lit you will support
yourselves, " will elect you to oi6er."
And they succeeded. The result
w.s not 1t al unexpected. The Nor
wrg;an element in this County, supple
u'en.ed BY the votes otthe ibid erowd,"
10 strong enough to re-el"ot Sylvester
Smith, should he b. nominated again.
"Char'es" strives to mako it appear
that . CREST political oh. ge has been
~roueht,-that tho Rep ubliesn Grange
men have deserted their party; gone
over to his support. No'1'ng ca" be
/*rth~r from tie truth. II 10 . fac,
that como who had previ"u-ly work.
I'd with Republicans, went over
to the support Of the Moliison ticket;
but they were mainly <.sh ~ iuc'r-
'sesly supposed they were .abii.t;ng
With the :.rmers in IN universal effort
70 eontrol monopolies, aud better to reg
ul.ts rates Of tr.usp'rt. ton. Mt =
fen were deceived BY = name, adapted
solely With reference t. ito power t.
catch votes, and some by being til 4 that
10 other ticket Va il the field; but
uN have their eyss open ouw, t. the
TACT that they have not only been
cheated, hut turned over I" tho drnsocra.
cy ~ tho legitimate capital If the party
managers.
Such is their Political attitude t-d.y,
II now RENAME u be seen whether they
will maintain it. Republican, aud
Democrats entertain IN common, n.,t 4
single rule Of p lisiesl ethics. and thai,
late emb' ace was not moro unnaturs
than it, fruit 10 u"nstr"us. q: oil thu
different species Of mal'"rmat;on, tn
, political heru'sphr"d'ts is by far tn
, MIST disgusting; yet "Ch.rl.s" has tn
unenviable not"r'sty Of representa-,
the particular p,iut between tue ~
parties, 1t VIII b pr'ucipis aud po'ic.
u,eet. but having the ct..s.ceeristics Y
q. thss 4. h. u unable dtly ~ lila:
, tsste c'tnss,
II there 10 enough If him to sccsp
. uomioa,ion. let It be besto~ed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

A great snow storm, accompanied by Z
high wind, passed over the State Of Ohio
last Tuesday, doing immense damage to
property.
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FEsLINa that the treaty imposed %
tho Khan OF Khiva vas gross re~ch
IT good faith and dirsct violation Of
tho distinct promises made to England.
The St. Petersburg Government has
Thought it uece.~.ry publish =
document vindic.ting its oourse. Aftsr
re-st.t;ng the eauae which lsd 70 tho
war and compelled ~ Russia. in op-
p''sitiou {" her p'licy in Central Asia t"
undertake the expedition, the document
dilates ~ the extremely unsteady and
uncertain toundstion VI affairs in the
kSanatss. Som after the capture Of
Khive "a are told it becsm. evident
that II spite Of tho Khan. Do If. t"
keep heacvf"rth IN god terms With
Rush,. he Was not in = p'~;ti N to give
effect u hn wish, becau-e his influences
over the Tur~'m.n tribes in his
d"i::;oi,ns ~ss partly only slight and
::.rtly altogether null Hence it b.
s.,.. unavoidable to establish fortified
ni.c.. ,;t.., str''..g x.rrisons to insure
i..h ~. R...:'ns and the Knives
.g.;n.t the attacks o. 'oaraod1r' from
the Steppea. Tho south ."ac'e o! inc
So. If Aral would have been tn, mc>'
suitable SPIT to erect Notifications +,
hut the ~wampy condition Of thu ground
renderd this plan impractic.bls it b.
came necessasy chen to erect tho pr..-
p :sed E,rtidcsti'ns on the right b..nk :oi
the Amoo Daris. In order to a, ks thu
communication between this port and
the Russian territory safe, and in ems ..
quenes Of the difficulty "ftte n.v,-
gsti.'n on the Amoo D.ria. which in
winter entirely cesss. il Wa manifest
ina: it would be requisite to annex The
necessary terr:t'ry though this territory
il . barren desert, This course 10
tohsve been I'll the more I'M
p-rativs - the Khan announced that he
should otherwise be unable IL full his
obligations to Russia, and indeed e,cn
demanded that a Russian should be
left in Khiva. In conclusipn the d.'cu.
,nent declares that Ruseis would have
preferred any other guaranty ot safe.