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type on the best paper, the following blanks:
DEEDS.
auit-eiai&i, c aSaasif aerts.ss. -. =.
-. DISTRICT COURT. -, ~ x
Summons, Executions 49,
Notices Trial, Marriage Certificates,
Certia's Of Comparison, Veri6cstion BY PATTY.
~" Authenticatton,l ~ :" ATTORNEY.
Notes Of Issue, Transcript Of Docket
JUSTICE COURT.
Appeal-Afhdavit for Garnishee Summons.
Notice Of AfRdat of GArnishmeut
Attachment-Bond forl (iarnishea Enmmnra
-. r.. Affidayit In Executions,
Writ Of Summons
Replevin- Affidavit in subponas.
wiz VII o t9
MIsCELLANEoUs.
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TOWN BLANKS.
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full set Of Road Blanks and Books.
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Bill;heads, With affidavit attached.
Oaths Of Office.
Notice of Town Meeting.
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-" Justice of the Peace.
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the Peace.
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Ir0rders from the country, for any quantity
at filed low prices:
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notice.
We bave added to our already large stock of
blanks the following:
DISTRICT COURT.
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A 4 for Bond on Appeal
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Ahdavit In Garnishee Summons,
complaint Notice.
Defendants Bond in Re- Notice Of Retainer,
plevln. Bond for Costs.
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Execution Sale, | PartiaIRelease0 f Mott
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vertisement Bin Of sale
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with coupons.
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DEEDS. 1
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OF mortgage Foreclosure.

Whereas, default has been made in the conai.
tons Of . certain mortgage made; executed and de-
iversd by David B. Stanley and Emma G. Stanley,
to Anthony Kelly, Of Hennepin county, Minnesota,
mortgage, and bearing date on the 10th day OF
june, ID: 1879 and recorded in the Office Of the
kegaster Of bes1a in and 1or stearns county, Min
O'clock p N, In soof x OF 1ostasse Be- Deeds on
page a63 IN which said mortgage ID ihortgaged and
convey trectsI pieces and parcels Of land
- follo1s, tosxh: Lot i've ~, of Section No.
txenty -four l21, in ToxnahipNo: one hundred and
txenty-txo'(f22l Of. Range No. txenty. mine (2s)
est :quaztet a., Of; Section No twenty 700, OF
Township No one hundred and twenty-five If22l
of snge No. twenty eight 128) west in all IS acres
and which VS. given to secure the sum of SfS2.T
and interest according to- the conditions OF two
certain Promissory notes fully described in said
IL due And unpaid upon the second note described
In said At the date Of this notice the sum
Of 017201or principal and interest, and no action
wise TO recover the debt remaining due and secured
by said mortgage, or any part thereof;
Now. therefore. notice i hereby given that by
reason ct ths in the peyment ofthe said
case made and provided, The said mortgage Win be
foIecosed by the sale Of the described in
said mortgage, at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash. by the Sheriff Of said Stearns coun-
ty 1t the front door Of the Court House, in the city
Of St; Cloud in said stearns county on SATURDAY;
THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, "A. D. 1875, at
two o'clock in the afternoon of that day. to pay and
satiSfy the amount then due on said mortgage
debt with the costs and expenses of such sale, in
Guiding $4,000 as an attorneys fee, stipulated
In. said mortgage.
GEORGE GEISSEL
Sheriff of Stealns Co.. MINI.
L. W. COLLINS, ANTHONY Reilly,
Attorney. Mortgage.
Dated December 18th; 1874. dec31-7W
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trade both goods
received direct from first hands both this snd foreign eaaee aoa VT"
other the Northwest Commission Merchants solicit
shippers vi" find here the best markets all kinds
AGRICULTURAL 1nPlBnzsTs.
aoua 4 Co., Washington Avenue Academy Of Music
MAHupAcruaiRs
FW Bui.rd 100 Washington ,e
MAnusAcruRERs srArioNERs !.
Tribune Printing Company City Hall building.
BooKsrILERs
"'''r Wales Washington Avenue
Wakefield Plant No. s Centre Block.
CLOTHS rA11oRs rnd4ises TO-
Carney Smith, uee'sort To1le sm 40
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS +
@:i: ': r' list AZ
CHINA GLASS AND eunrsswAnr
oloapNa AND GENTS 1uas1sn1sa eoops '''>'
< wnslo~ & Co., MOI. : and Aeademy Of Music.
: -. COMMISSION
a:s 80 4;ssl;s Whiting '*s Washington ~
=, ..-,.. oof's'99 o
Minneapolis Cotton MIL" $;;$:s ;:;:;.,
1i''s Steam 1 sasss !.:a ::: ,u, ,.,
s;:; ss;'es ss
'D1tas lhEp$nz ouEuua1z
squ.r. ep ,e.eas.
pR1 GOODS
Fletcher. 1or.s & Eyr. Masonic Block
FouNDREs SHOPS. 10
s.: .;s :5 %
S''s' 81 '''''''
Hanson sos Hnn AZ. 2o2
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GAS AND-sraAM FILTERS suPPL1zL
Sphinx Washington wyn unbins
assrs sPs.1sHlsa GOODS
Fuller Simpson, sh}
GRAIN, FLOUR
CLARK & Linton, 81 Washington
Bloch. S''
GUNS PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS
Baekner Brothers, 2oe Hennepn
HARDwARs AND CUTLERY
HATS CAPS
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Harper's Bazaar.

"a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, and In.
struction."
, 1875-02-05
COURT OF LOVE.
Such An Ono as Old Dan Chaucer
Ncyer Conceived.
August Doctors Of Law Dis
secting Cupids.
Does Marriage End and Divorce
Begin When Love
Ceases ?
TItat rs the Great Question
Which Puzzles the
Doctors.
Theodore Tilton's Views Scru-
tinized and Pierced.
! Aimer, Aimer, C'est q Vivre as a
Greed.
Mr. Egarts Makes . Great Tit rs a
Reader Of Loyer.Tcrses.
Tilton Sits by and Wrilhes While His
| Poetry Is Murdered.
| A scathing Condemnation Of Free.Lovt
in Letter to Greeley.
Beeoher's Course in the Mcfarland Wed
| ding" In Mcmoriam" to
Tilton.
Tho Taraous independent
Article.
Beeoher's Course in the mcfarland Wed
ding" In Mcmoriam to
Tilton.
Tho Tarlous independent VI
Article.
COURTROOM NOTES.
srttr Itt4tt1E StnI35

PprE"s NN.a1s.s ~ 1"n ""a1.a' 1f''E'e'
DnooKfYN n. l., Feb. 4.--I!ta ain-storn OF
yesterday purged tue stecosa Of tho snow, which
han I1necred for over ak wceks 4 biting wind.
,ounuv Mt liz o,sn hr;.1 vci, undcr n hl,,e s,,y,
1ro,e IN a rcn,emhrorco }hn, w;n,er Ind mi
a,.a, Ir...h,1,, 1...,.od 1r;,,,to, .,,a ,root,.-
- -,,...',..,.. ar I,,s .s, ,,..o.,o r.,,s.,.z
1of lna sttu1a'".ou VI 'he 6e''"o1oe"o' A'''oHc3-
pecially presented hn lmpfoVou appearance AMI
his oFes nparklou With vitality. Deecher looket
trto paler, aud preserved MI expronsion OF
craye interest aud anxiety, which has lately
usnrnefl tho ,oyia, asnect Of the earlier t,ays.
Ma noocho,. t,oa evi,1ort1y III nnd sat nv hor
t........a -, .,,.,,.+,. a. ~ A.or,,,oa .,va.
NIL ..... T.. 1.os..,s,.
4A"'
'i'ofo ~ oq"uu " Pe''.ooa' F'l.1o' ~ At'',
"aft nG1fe Oh oeiSeaAs--aaJor fle!u ioaAeea
upon Que sido OF her, md oil tito oti'ar WIS tue
rustic form Of Mrs. Sherman. Besides these,
there wclo four other laiias. nll bIbtiinD over
with excitement. and nj! REGARDING Tie n1aintffr
ae IL In vcre Aoollvau b;o,salt DaocLo+ az
,,,,t .rr;vo5 Io, viii, hi, ,o,,l ,,,o ,,,nr Ito
S,s.I',s~. .,.s - ,,"..a, n,...a,. T.. ~.
a"u tt'o .auA' y. 'o ''".''.
!i7 eoth' nu''"''e 'ne't "nei' Eu""ta' eooAi lol-
lowed Linn.
TitToNs FotfT1cs, AND EVAnTS.
The cross-examinatlon last night reached the
| question of IItons relation to pecclor. This
,nornjro IT, waa rcan,rai bv rvor+a al
tha aa,no mir, 1;u .nr,v ira,,ir;as
! ha;xn ,,.n,,,, - aoo,,;,;a, ~ 49,, a:Ta...
oDt's '4a'oa ~ u'nu'oa ~ "as uAo'cace
| "u'e0 oA'nsIu oos"oot '!o p'ns'c11 ottnu!'s u
| the pla'ltl1 ana tue defendant. The dialogue
Heefneu tflVlnl 10 tue aldieuce. AHdt indeed, he-
caEne very tedious, until Mr. Evarta uniutoution-
| ally afforded opportunity for o laugh IIo asked
| iu bis nastlest and most unpleasant tono what
I r,,.,., t.t.,, ,. - ., ~. =. ~ 80 49,
| .. tu...a,.. ,.u. ,'SH ~. 49, ~"
| eu1.eas o'o'o"H9 4o''e1' 1Ae "ssiesa oInHu'5
| FopAeo, ~ was on ono eloe' anu you AMI Mr.
, 1875-02-05


Mr. Ueechcs prior to ls7u7 AL thought knew htm
very well, but ana waa mistaken.
p-Wont you describe u nls tho early sentiments
sou entertained towarlA hi*ay up to thp time YOU
| htca1ns assistant editor? When was that7 Ain
| 1855.
ea.aueuccd7 AL think, When waa lG or IT.
Q-Did It begin when you came to Etslste In Brook
1yn7 ! think before TINT.
Q.-1n what form? AL went to hla church. snd
| w4a associated with him in Tho f1dr! r!'ndf"s.
Clio was In lila maturity and strength of lie
| then AL dont 2now what you consider maturity
Q.--What did you cnnsidor Ills asc7 A+-Ab"Ht 6a.
Owns he an Of <nstre years. a1.Il settled rost-
ton in hts profession? Ali always regarded h'fn ~
! 4 lhg boy And not q man ut ALL
! 4,-Iu wuat acase was 10 l,tg boy7 A.-li!s man.
! uet MAS large, hearty. and rntneanionaol*.
Q.-1Atleless7 A.-So, sir.
| Q.-Doesnt that como Within tho description OF
| loy7 A.-No, sr. Tho crafairst Ieupls know ars
! boys.
Q-You tho phrase in ths Hease Of geuernaltS OF
delncanor7 AL meant to saJ tbero was certain
Donciug 4.s In his nlahueE. and he "as tnha o1 INC
things tEAt boys fan1 Of Thought h''h inc nost
| charming man ever knew.
| O-You think sou WIRE right then ALL had Int
lad the e1pertsucs haso hsd since. !osea ni next
| 10 uly fathar.
| Q-tp tu what period did you rttan these feelings !
Ais tnIuRleSl with tho xorll my iul became dl.
Ert Other Nut, his peers aud tuper1ofs' - 8Fo"
| older. -
Q-Thesa rivals Of Mr. 1eecber's came INTO ~ In.
tinasa companiupshp With you ~ ho 'lids Al
,os.'t know to what you refer. When ca'na to know
tthar1e4 Sumner ranked him higher intellectually.
morally, AuA spciatly than IseecGer. also Eankr
IIosaco dree1ey higher Intellectually and III eSery WY
uutt saS a. Intimate with these uen VI
| I was IN tny carly 'uo With naechs<,
Q,-alys " the dates whsn your sPiuloa bsgaa t.
rhangsf AIN proportion ~ I sulafSsd NJ
, 1875-02-05

rur, ,ra.y oprcr.rous-avH. ruyou--mus. TIT.
1oS-ME. ngAcll.
gpee1a, Correspondence " The Chicago Tribune.
BaooKLyN, Feb. 2.-Thefe are three eutrauces
to the chamber in which tho trial in
held The ignoble vulgar pass iu, aiter
running q polico-gnnntlet, through two
of them. Tle third admits to the JUDGES
private room, which opens sideways into tho
main Court. That private room~-a sort Of ante
cLumbcr-2eneraliy contains goasping knot Of
oillce-holdors maybe wandering Judge from
solno other Bench now aud thon witnees for
whom the call to !. Go on has not bsen enun-
c;atcd : aud a!ways violent aud rufous person
whose function it is to sctutinizo applicants foE
this fayorpd admission aud to pass Judgment
.,a.. .ha f,ropv,, ann lour,.,iat;c c,atms viii
upoa '"1 -oAons A1 sn.;"uu.. $3.50 ".s@
WHICH h's oMco ~ eon.tnua'S ooee1'
This frantic minister OF juatico has
aisarreeabs hnbit Ct almost s!a1nsNinG tho door
t., ths f,,a of ave,v enn1icant ontv to onen il
- Nv sss ~ 49,. s,.~t .n,,st ~ aa,,x..
ooae|l''iouSis 'uo WY "oA' '4Ao' , ~ ."eo
his place is no anocure, especially AZ tue Voices
in the adjoining Court only reach hla Interested
ear fragmentarilv and upueauingly.
,pEny 11wu OF rue I,Aw.
So. -...
Ike curious diversity OF appearances WHICH,
belongs to the Brooklyn Dar deserves especial
mention, Ono gentleman, who rather causti-
ca]]y inquired of tho doubtful jauitor whethe.
no aiua 4ooA nAe lawyer. 'e'.A'u!5 o"ss
tanod some very singular notions touci1ng me
appropriate sesuGlance Of hls profession, He
wnro no yjsib,o linen hIa tngera were long, un-
,,o.1 all .,,1t,-;,,a. HI. hat v.s of All otao1ete
e'ean' ana s"'luin'o 'a -. ~ 1se.a ~ s,.s;t
type; MS aAoeA "ot6 pa!p'u'' 4na4'4' aA" 'p.'
tad sploahy B4ueaks Is he deprossed them; his
| hair and peart were . bra,nb}y wilderness; he
n,,owod ,,uqtotaccn with ,,nreknjttiuy indust,s5
-. lit to,.aa I,ka . sana.hu- at Ia
ano h'a io"oa ar F... sas a.~ Mas.,s .,so.
, 1875-02-05

-, H., ., s,t,aa,. i, .on,a ,an, mn ,ou1 time.
!" tH"t k"u'"s e"'A'h'o ~ " '. ~ 49, |
Q.-bid sol name Ml's Anthony 0"o"R ''e" ~.
ttlone advocates would lie complete That would ea'o
mt hhr nxrnr
- rnrn,,,, vb,t rbc,,r,, NJ r,htic oriuJon, tic
.'" ~, ~, .a,,rs,a I'm, csus. A.
lhroneh fhe fhd''@"a'fH anu 'n'""R' :" .' ,' '
nails that had any control over NJ" on 'n' punt
platform.
nr1,1 you n,,h1I, tr,cls ntso3 A,-{}h. yes, Bir,
~ ~. A. 7.iI,n n, .h,t ,,criol. " ,t u,t. di
V.-t''"' ~, A'.','' ~ ~ -, t t,,, =. .tA
ynu entertain 'lischst1hla III the oe 1.ae' VI "n'th
yor la control, OH The hsw eocaI or1ato6 hr sie"S
Wc31 will ynt te1f r,a e moFs distinctly wllat you
,ro,, IL, nav ao,la, ,.,,ous7
'"o"t ~ ~ ~" ~ " se y. II 80 ,,r.u
Q'~Nr'l. va uon1 WIN 10 s'so J. ~ oiI'op,'.. I.
name nor do Will, to characterize Il Improperly hut
the otuonH that asFert greater freedom 1T The matter
pf marriage and lts dissolution and tta maintenance
,,, ,vr,,, .,,truea ,4,nc,lo, ar adect{ou aud not
, 1875-02-05

shearman read the prose extracts With tue
yolco and manner Of \ country preacher, but
EsArta,; with singular ma1iEnity, undertook TO
lnterpt9e TiIton's poetry. 1t was In elephant
plnnging through ttower-Saraen. His rush.
ing, grating, ul1sympatletic voice turned oil
phtbos into farcc, aud all saptlulen. into CLOWN
ish comedy. Tho audience, sithous knowing
Why. was on broad grin through all the quaint
recitation. TAa idea OF BnclI = dl.aty legal
Skeleton a. Esasss mounting d tender little Bit
Of lore nonheuse conyulsed tho house. It waa
all Immense cum4e bucceBs. Tilton's fanlty waa
pierced to the core By tho shout Of laughter
which awarded EvarlH' last Rrtmacc. In that
shout Nj. Dosohof Joined ~ Justify ~ anybody
s1as, ard hls mite showed her white tssth n ona
, 1875-02-05
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE

tetweea Now Ynsk and iavro. fhe tpiapdd yessvts
fhb faYosa route tho Continent {beux snthor
j. than ay nthor viii sa fruan Pos No. 10. North 1tis
cr ~ follows: -
FhANUit. Trudee. ....s'aturtay, Jan. 70
WILLIE DE- FARI4, Lacleanez. Saturday Fob. 9
fK1H oi FAssXi III u0LD .!ineIsdns *ins5 5 ~
Elr,t Cabin secand Third.
Excursion Tickets vt rsduoed Tatcs.
Amsr:an t'assls5s, b, tak!ps th!s llnn ..oa botl,
thu CnaMnel iosid9s sayns tina trouble and cspenss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-27
Minor TeIearams.

BROOKLYN, August 26.-The anchorage
Of the East river bridge is completed Ca
BILE making for the bridge will commence
at once.
New YoRK, August 26.-Jno. ]. Hill
dreth, one OF BeFgh's officers, was serious
ly beaten to-day by Joseph Eagar, while
investigating case Of alleged cruelty 70
animals. The assailant was arrested.
PoTTsvTLIE, Pa, August 26.-The case
OF the Commissioners Of schuylkill coun-
ty, on trial since Monday, charged with
the misapprOpriation Of public funds,
ended to-day with verdict Of guilty,
CHICAGO, August 26.-Constable Kee-
gan attempted to levy on some goods
owned by woman named Mates, toSatia-
fy judgment Of S24. In the alteration
which enSued the woman received inju-
ries from which she has since died.
VICKsBuRG, August GA special dis
patch from Macon, Mississippi, reports a
riot at Newhope Church, in which eight
negroes were killed and several wounded.
The cause Of the riot was a quarrel be-
tween the whites and negroes about drum
beating.