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am asked by 7. H. Collins of Paoli.
Orange County, Indiana. if wheat that
has become more or less musty and
widowed is suitable for seed, and he
particularly asks me to answer through
the Tribune, as he says thousands OF 9TH
err farmers are in like condition to him.
self; and he describes his WI case by
saying. 1.-The wheat crop OF this coun-
ty was about one-third OF a crop, and
about one-third of that has rotted IN the
shock, and the remaining two-thirds
more or less mustv and mildewed."
This is a sorrowful statement, and bv
no means pleasant to read. for it indi-
Gates hard times for wheat-raisers, not
only in the locality of the writer, but
over a vast territory that usually grows
the best Winter wheat. Hard times for
farmers means hard times for merchants
and everybody else. The loss of a crop
is like taking away powerfro the great
motor that gives life and strength to the
machinery.-NeW York Tribune.
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Legal Notices.
State Of Minnesota, Municipal Court,
County Of Ramsey City Of St. Paul.
Charles W. Mcintyre, plaintiff,

os0sO ~ NAAASSOA3
County Of Ramsey.} City Of St. Paul.
Charles W. Mcintyre, plaintiff,
Alfred Cannot, defendant.
The Slate Of Minnesota to Alfred Cannot,
defendant:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before the Municipal Court Of the City OF St.
Paul, at a term toerecf T. be holden On Tues.
the opening Of the court OH that day, and
answer to Chas. w. Mcintyre, the plaintiff
herein whose complaint is on file in said court
in a civil action, and who demands judgment
against you for the sum Of s8O,72, with inter
est thereon from May aOth, 1875. Should You
fail to appear at the time anu place aforesaid,
Judgment will be rendered against you upon
the evidence adduccd by the said Charles w.
Mcintyre.
Witness: The Honorable s. NJ. Flint Munich
pal Judge at the city Of St. Paul, this 10th day
Of September A. D. 1875.
[Court Seal.
FRANK II. CARLTON,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court.
Davis, O'Brien & Wilson,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1Os-3t.
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Extracts IRON the Mark Lane Express OF
August 80.

The continuance OF fine weather has
happily enabled farmers to secure a large
amount OF their produce in fine condi-
ton, SO the fears entertained in July
rave disappeared. The more, however.
the new crop is seen the are the
complaints OF its quality. and also oil
its yield, and therefore that it is being
well gathered is of no slight importance.
That there will be some fair samples
there is no doubt; but they will be ex-
ceptional, and this is the case in France.
Yet in this singular year Holland and
Hamburg report there are samples OF
the highest excellence and unusual
weight; and, rs we know California and
Australia seldom tail as to these points,
we have the prospect OF getting through
the season with good. wholesome food,
and with the meat market SO threatening
We may vel be thankful. Prices are
vet unsettled, but the weather has Ger
tainly depressed them further. and sew
eral places show q decline OF Is. to IS
in the week. In the provinces OF France
the reduction is about the same; but
flour at Paris has been steady, while
wheat, from more numerous offers, has
given way. The general averages Of
last week show 3 rise of Is. Sd. from the
fluctuations that have ruled, . and it may
yet take = month before prices have
found their level. The scarcity Of Ii
Dor this season having put growers +
great expense in the gathering OF
short yield, W trust the public will no
grudge them an equivalent remunera
ton, rs consumers are as much inter
ested in the condition of the corn >
those that grow it, and = few shilling
per quarter comes to very little IN the ex
pendlture Of . year. As . whole ID
J harvest prospects OF Europe are goinI
!. on we'll. and the usual indications n
J given in rather declining rates Il Is .
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Crops in Dodge County.
ELLINGTON, Dodge County Mimi,

sept. ), 1870.
Ed. nn-NonopoliSt:
Our grain is all cut, very little stacked
as yet; grain is growing in the shock.
1t has rained for almoft two weeks.
The amount OF damage done can't be
estimated at this time, but is considera-
Bile. The water is higher than five years
ago. On the 22nd OF August. five years
ago it was as high, Corn is backward;
it will take two or three weeks to be out
of the way OF frost. Potatoes are rot
ting in the ground on account of the
wet weather. The frost did not do
much damage except IN low land. We
had before the rains the best crops we
have had for years. but it is damaged so,
that it will not rate higher than No. 3 or
rejected. Yours truly,
THoS. F. GIBBONS.
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CROP REPORTS

j. w. Steed OF Bethel, Anoka county,
Mimi, has been threshing at the town
of Isanti, Isanti county, Mimi, since the
Goth day of August. He tells us that
the wheat ran from 20 to 25 bushels to
the acre oats about4 40 bushels. Although
the soil is sandy, Mr.. Steed p%ronounces
that region of country n of the best for
agriculture in the State. The L. S. &
Nj. railroad company is selling land
through that section for S4.OO to 5000
per acre. Hay land is the most valua-
BILE. A good market is found in the de-
mand of the numbering regions adjacent
tor flour, oats, corn. &c. Wheat is
worth $l.O5 and $1.10 per bushel'
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Notice Of Mortgage foreclosure nd Sale
Names Of mortgagors-Isaiah Gittleson,
Moses Kalmenson, Aaron Warkowski, Charles
Polski, and Iser berkman.
Name Of mortgagee-Benjamin Gervais.
Date of mortgage, 10th day Ct February,
S74.
Mortgage recorded March 4th, 1874. at II:
40 O'Clock a. M, in the Office OF Register Of
Deeds in and for the county Of Ramsey, and
State Of Minnesota, in book "33" of mort
cages, on page 2l7.
: DESCRIPTION Of mortgaged premises Those
parts Of lots Nos. six and seven (6 and q Of
section number twenty-nine, (29) in township
No. thirty 1907 north, Of range No. twenty-five
1927 west. divided as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the government meander cor
| ner on the west side of said lots six and seven
Is and N. known as Lambert's Island, being
the most westerly point of said Island, and
running thence south 66 deg. 40 sec. east, q
g. 100 chains to a cedar post, from which a
| white oak tres 80 inches in diameter bears
north 80 deg. 20 sec, east 38 inks distant, and
an ironwood 8 inches in diameter bears south
10 deg, east "a l-2 links, which cedar post is
tn. beginning corner OF the land hereby con-
yeyed: thence south 81 Ia west IS l2-lOU
chains, thence south 81 deg, east 6 96-lot
chains, thence north So deg. east II chains;
thence north , l-2 deg. west 50-iOO chains,
thence north Is 10 deg, east IA chains
/ tuI . a@As ~
thence south g IL deg, west 8 i6-lOO chains
thence south - deg. west IS S2-lN chains Z
said edar post at the point OF beginning, con-
tanning 70 6l-l00 acres, more or less.
Amount claimed to be due upon the first
note. which was due ON tue first day of October
1874. and which is secured by said mortgage
at the date Of this notice, il the sum OF ole
hundred and eleven dollars and eight cents
(SlII.t5.
Mortgage assigned = June eth, 1875.
Name OF assignee = Mayer Seperie.
ASSIGNMENT re~cord.d-June 18th, lSlF, q
a:l5 O'Clock = m, in book d Of assignments
on page 3s7-
And no proceedings at Law or otherwise hav
been instituted for the recovery Of the sal
above mentioned sum-, or ANY part thereof, an
default having been made in the payment 9
the said sum of money claimed TO be due .
aforesaid. notice is hereb4 given that the sal
mortgage will b. forrclosed, and the sal
mortyaced premises will, by virtue OF
) lower Of sale in said mortgage contained all
: therewith recorded, and pursuant to the pre-
: visions OF the statutes in such cases made an
provided, be sold at public vendue at Il
{ front door Of the Court House on Wabast
: street. in the citv Of 81. Paul. Ramsey count,
: Minnesota. on Monday, the 25th day Of Octt
= Der. 1875. at ten O'Clock a. m, to satisfy an
: pay the amount then due on the aforesa
. morfgaged debt. costs and disbursements
4 said sale, together with the sum OF twent,
i Eve dollars stipulated in said mortgage to
raid out Of the proceeds of such sale, to "a
mortgage in case of foreclosure OF said mo-
g gage, As and for attorneys fees.
o Dated S2nt Paul, Sept 13th, l656.
Ell MAYER SEPERE,
Assigne
THOMAS HOWARD,
Attorney for Assignee.
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sheriff's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
Under and by virtue of a execution duly
issued on the 10th day Of September, A. D.
1875, out of and under the seal of the Dis
trict Court in and for the County Of Ramsey
and State Of Minnesota, upon a certain judg-
the 10th day of September in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty-fve. (1875), in that certain action
wherein Gottfried Waelty is plaintiff, and
R. J. Truax is defendant, in favor Of said
plaintiff and against said defendant,
for the sum Of four hundred and
forty-nine 64-lOO dollars, (s49.64)
have on the 10th day Of September,
A. D., eighteen hundred and seventy-fve,
ca. D.. 1879 levied upon as the property Of
said defendant R. J. Truax, the following
| described real estate situate in said Ramsey
county and State aforesaid and described, as
follows, to-wlt:
Lots three, ~ four, a. and five ~ in
block three (3) Of Nininger and Donnelly's
addition to the city of st. Paul, according to
the recorded plat thereof on file in the Office
county OF Ramsey and State of Minnesota,
and upon all the right title and interest Of
| said defendant therein or thereto, or to any
part thereof at the time when said judgment
was docketed aforesaid, or at any time since
said Judgment was docketed aforesaid, anC
will sell the same or so much thereof as may
be sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs
at the front door Of the old Court House il
the city of St. Paul. in Ramsey county, and
State aforesaid, on Tuesday. the 26th day 9
October, A. D. 1875, at 10 O'Clock in tn
forenoon of that day.
Dated St. Paul, September 18th A. D
1876.
JOHN OR ACE,
Sheriff of Ramsey county, Mimi
w. P. Warner,
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Wsekiy Letter Of Shredder, uindblom q Co.
MuwAuKEE. Sept 18th, 1875.

Local rains have prevailed in Minnesota, but
stacking has progressed in . large portion OF
The STAT. ana but little additional damage has
cen sustained. The damage throughout the
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