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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-03-05
COLUMBIA MARKET.

ONCE of EDsALL d MCEwEN, I
March,, 4th, 1875.
Bacon-Shoulders, Gets; sides, 121Scts; hams
l3CtS.
Butter-l5 and zoe.
ReesIUdE-2Oc
BIqcEiHG-75c.a10 90 "A doE
CohOn-S to 141Scts. Firm
Cotton Seed-3Uc per 100 lbs.
C0In-S0 per bushel.
Cotee-23 TO 25c for Rio by Sack Laguira q
Java Bic.
Coal Oils test, 4Octs. per gallon.
Caadles-221a925c. ~ ID.
Eggs-20cts.
EOttr-3.jO per 100 lbs.
GiRGer-i0a50c.
Hungarian Grass Seed-175 to 200. 4 bushel.
LIrd-l7 cents.
Liple-25G3Oc. q bushel.
Neat-S1OO
MoIasses and Syrups-common, 5c.9lOO; gol.
den syrup, SlGl.25.
Pea Nsts-S0 TO 80 cts. Dull.
PeDper-3jd40c.
Rice-llGl2c.
Rue-Sl3O per bu.
Sait-30O 325. for bu; for So bushels, $3.50.
NOGp-lUGl5c.
SOiG-I0dl2c.
Sugar-New Orleans, lO@l3c; Demerara, l4@
l5c; A sugar, l2c1a crushed and granulated,
l3Gl4c.
Tea-LOOG2.OO Bb.
TGllolo-6c. u n.
WooI-Dull at quotations, 20 to 40.
Whedt-Sl.OOgl.O5.
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Fishing Tickle. Your Attention Fishermenl

We desire to inform you that our line OF
i'sning tackle for the coming season has
never been surpassed in this market. We
would call your special attention to the
bic and Four strand Gut, and we defy with
them Mr.. Trout and any other sort OF fish.
w have experienced the satisfaction OF
hoIdlng ON to these snOOd breakers, and
can recommend MIR. Sproat on his treble
Sut} with great deal of pleasure.
leDl9-tf. WILLIAMS a FOWLER.
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DEATHS.

Near CuIleoKs, Thursday mo. ming, March
4th, from the infirmities of age, JOHN
TOUMBs, nearly ninety years of age. The
last link that connects the present genera.
ton with the past in our community Is thus
severed. This venerable man and useful
citizen had been for many years membeI
beloved and respected in this vicinity.
W
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Fresh Garden Seeds,

TO OUR CUSTOMERS. Our supply OF
Landreth's and Bulst's fresh and warranted
Garden and choice Flower Seeds, for 1879,
have been received, and now ready. BE
member to ask for BuiSt's ana Landrcth IS
Garden Almanac with directions for the
Garden. They are free tn every applicant.
fsb19-tf. WILLIAMS & TOWLEP
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intice.

On and after lir' fist day of JAN 1875. we
propose TO sell 90 ds for Cash and not FOR
credit. Those In ebted to us will please
come forward aud make settlements by the
l]th day OF J&uualy, or we will be compell-
ed 10 put out 20 claims for collection We
cannot grant ..'.iLer indulgence. Please
cOrdingly.
Jan. S. ISIS. WITHERspooN 4 SANnrps
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Uncle Tommy Douglass, "The Old ReIia-
bic, +" has kindly offered to deliver all or
ders given him by ii A. M to Col Dunning-
tons Coal Yard, when they will he prompt
ly filled. mCh5-lt
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

The subscribers to the capital stock OF the
Duck River Valley Railroad COMPANY, are
hereby notified that, at a meeting OF tn e
Board Of Directors Of said company, held on
Friday, January 7th, the final call of fifty
90 per cent. was made on the individual
subscription in Maury county. Please call
Immediately at the Office OF the Secretary
and Treasurer, and settls the amount OF
your call. Respectfully,
GEO. CHILDRESS,
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eEF@

All kinds of Plastering and CiStcrn Work
done on the shortest of notice. ! solicit the
same from the citizens of Columbia. MauIv
and adjoining counties. All work warrant
ed in a workmanship manner. The best Of
references given. Orders left at John Tuck
er's will be promptly filled. fvO46-tf
HUGH L. COOK
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Oak Sole | Gather,
JoHS A. EDWARDS.

Louisville sole is now Acknowledged To
be the best in the market for haIf-Solin.
Boots and Shoes. and have the same on
hand. If you should want your Boots and
Shoes repaired.
March 5th-2t. JOHN A. EDWARDS.
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Business Notices.
IIrclo Tounv VIII noI;yor

Ne +. W. Philips, near the Railroad De
pot, has lust received Seventy-tive Piece
New style Merimack Prints. Come and
see them. mch5-tf.
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n. s, 1875. WITHERsPooN 4 SANDERS.
For Sale
Wheat Fan for Sale,

have for sale several horses on twelve
months time. A NJ. HUGHES JR
Dec 2l-tf
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A"Unlversal Wheat Fam" the best that
is made, for sale. Apply to
VAUGHN & BARLEY,
Sept. 25-tf. Columbia, Tenn.
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FIGURING MILLS!
COLUMBIA, TENN.
WE WOULD INFORM THE FARMERS
W that we have at considerable outlay OF
money put into operation fiTst-clOss ~
FIGURING ands:Grist Mill!

With new and improved machinery, hav-
ing the Largest Boiling Facilities and
most improved and extensive wheat
Cleaning Machinery 10 be found in any
mill in this section of the South; and haV-
ing secured as head miller Mr.. 4. }. Kuhn,
from the celebrated HaXall Mills of Rich
mOud, Va, and Granite Mills, of Augusta.
Ca, are now prepared 10 do n fiTst-claSs bu-
sineNS, guaranteeing full returns for all who
may favor us with their patronage.
We do all custom grinding for any and ev-
crybody who desire It. Bring on your corn
and wheat.
X. q. CANT, H. KUHN
Agent. Julyl7etfl Pres't.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Feb. "a. 1875.
There were no public transactions at the
Exchange salesrooms to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

fflarnlnern.
Established 1921
THOMAS r rAsKER. JR STEPHEN P. a.
M ORRIS, TASKER g. Co.,
N1 PASCAL IRON WORKS
PHILADELPHIA
TASKER IRON WORKS.
NEw-CASTLE, DELAWARE
OEee. Fifth and TsskeT-sts. Philaieipla.
Office and Warehouse No IL G0.s-, NeW-Iork
Ohice and rehOuse. M. So Oiyar-st Boston.
r9aght Iron Weied lGDes plain gaTanized and
rubher coated for gas aad waier
LAP-WBLDBD CHAR RCOAL IRON BOILER TUBES.
OIL WE'LL TUBING AND CASING.
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS BRASS VALVES AND COChS
Gas AND SIEAM tlrTEkS' TOOLS
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PIrB
STREET LAMP POSTS AND Ian FhESS
IMPROVED co IL GAS APPARATUS.
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY. &c.
WE Would CALL SPECIAL AFfEN TON TO QUE PATENT
VULCANIZED RUBbk-lOATE TUBE
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

Real gstate 10 Gxrhauqe.
EXCHANGE for a FARM Zone with stock
H rrel ihro Brown stone HOUSE Of he hnest
streets in Brooklyn, within 10 minutes walk oi ferreL
J. O. HOHT son. III Broadway.
SIOOOOO pIyS WORTH Of sFor WSQ0N$lS Wis 5SI
Merchandise part cash Will be paid Address NJ Iubaae once
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

D S. BUSSING, jr., No. 204 Montague-.srts st
IL, Brookiyn BROKER IN kbAL tSlAIh
MORTGAGES sale Brooklyn hgns residences on
Perepou Montague. Willow, Hicks, and hen ss sno on ne
Curb Ughis Clark and PeTrepontsSi the later
oong River and New York. IN excellent opp9S
nv q .ec ucb moderate cost heer Ffospe fAA
new ttaestory bstneut broW0ne front oet oo
&s50 es inshei eab9etwork, hew-iork Ciy e oe5oh
house the above nnisheo 10 Wall
A. adjacent eHchsnse ior other pole 1o
ree0ory brick house also near ihe PARK 0
payment South Bro0klyn on Cinon sackel Cnon
let HoyisN elsewhere, great bargains an tne pnese
bs can no bs through the advertiser IN the h %
C,ios Lalayesves. bOuss Of various deseonons ~,
ug IRON AZ 900 70 $4,000 each Of them Wohy OF s
Also houses of cheaper gaass ~ -" ~
. ety. 90 500 81, 500 each Faea9t o io ~ &
G streets and seuues PARK and on me f4e o. e
three n0uagncsL, and Two on heeh
ur1p IN he v centrally lOcsted 10 Brook'h
zeha1zs within 100 mes o. heH-lofA Sno es
I unucumterod 0u exchange for h0neA FafNes
b " potv foF sale or contemplating is purchase may and i 70
tsr ttBisge 70 oonmgnicae With The adversef Inc
0nogs on resi- estate carefully attended TO- and eapasts VIZ
hg security learn without ehage oi iAfONe
- X & BussING. H.. 2oA Monssgns-si. BrOohlyn.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
AmnscmeHts.


I Asst WEEK, beginning Monday, 22d inst.
A EIGHTH ANIMAL NM MI kxHiBrrioS
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PAINTERS IN
now OPEN AT TIE
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
Corner Fouhye TweutT-thirisL from m until p NJ
and rom to 10 AdT9Ss % cents EYER SiJ '@- week.
I Asst THREE DAYS of the
GREAT ROMAN HIpPoDRoMB IN NEw:YoRK.
THTRsD4Y, THTsDD44YT FSfDAF FSiDAF s4FTsDAf sATTsDAf
POSITIVELY CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT TO PREPAsg FOB OR
THE TRIUMPHAL TOUR ThR0gGh % Ing b4sTEs 4Ts "iiN' VI
Bvsrr attraction Of
MUSEUM NESA6ERIE. AND HPp0DRoaS
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Following ar. the entries great this Crhsrsisy)
PRsT RACE two rspeniBsssie LOsgfeOW. MOdesy'
SECOND BACR lone me and repes-BOs.On Tony Pastor,
JOhnnT Reed Drin. slasher Fame Nelson.
Great Jom PARK running Races and al the daring Young Ladies'
Hurdle aad Hat Races Roman CharOs Races &c. Afternoon and
Evening
5o0, e5sago walk By sas pedestrians, PSon Weston
and Professor Jodd.
OLYMPIC THEATER, T24 BROADWAY.
The new Spectacular RStrivigiaii clacI
NINETEEN HuSDREb PoUSD BILLET TROUPE
If 1EE TiH aeeae s6 i Az yPu7 ~ h iy STEWART.
Mr Gso CO.'S Miss JENNIE MORGAN.
Miss EMgLIEB YOUNG,
Mr. Sol Smith Russell. ,he Garnelas Mr. John Hart, &C.
MArTNBES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
TJNlON SQUARE THEATER.
u Proprietor saEkIDAH psHy2s sHV0s
AaHAssr'''''''' - a. ] a. II a. "
sIxTY.ElGHrH TO sgyESrY-FIRTH TIME
Mr. Hart Jacsson's adaptation Of
The TWO ORPHANS.
rHR MOST SRAUrIEE5R EEgR TEihs FtAS SEEN IN SE"foak
tn. The east iacia,es Charles R. Thous. IT,
success Of Mckee EapkH T. =: haek9y s'aars booson
this Johu Psrsele, W. J. COgsvel Il. W. Mont
marvellous RomerY, l. r. MOTIFS W. H.. "lnef' Llslu-
is greater Misses Fanny M0rant Kate Claxon, KITTY
than that o Blanchard Maud Granger Mare "H1ns
Guy previous Ida vernon. Roberta Norwood Kate Ho
production lard. Cora Casitay, and Hatte Thorpe 80
rHB SCENERY, BY MAhSsTO6; ;,S ~
elsewhere. SET UPON ANY STAGE - ,
sATCGDAY, FBB. ~, ELEVENTH MATiN Ek Of THE TWO
ORPHANS
Seats nav be secured ore mon,h n adTa1ee. -
XVALLACK''. -
W Proprietor and Manaser Mr. LESTER WALbACA-
Of the engagement Of
Mr. DTOS BOUCiCAULr,
who viii
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
TIE SHAUGHRAUN
IOOt To iOSh PERFORMANCE. -
POLK HOLLAND. LEONARD EDWIN Mesisnes DYAS. LEWIS
PONISI, BURKE. SEFTON. and BLAlsDELL will appear
eth AVENUE THEATER.
- Proprietor aad Manager. AUGUSTIN DAILY
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
THE BIG BOSANzAi BIG SUGGEST
HOUSES CROwDEDil
LAUGHTER IScE9SANtu
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Gin Real gslate for Sale.


TOR SALE.-A fOur-stOTy brOwn-stOne
DWFLLIga on SirtT-saeon1st ia feet Of Broadway
S9 OO0 corner Sl4 OOU; other properly low figure
VIZ BEDRLL Builder aad Osuef, S0S West Fity-egnth-st
PATENT PLASTER
ING ecuc ABd dnh; stands any VDrnuon work
'-'-'- '- HUBERT / SON 81 Libersy-st
OWNERS of PROPERTY requiring their
" managed With niRmnt s1S aie are
80 would be glad 20 general matters ana apply
ssche eGprs Woa0 accomplish tie results sought
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Sales bp AurrlOu


"A LARGB AND IMPORTANT sALB
Of superb
COLLECTION OF FWATER-COLOR DRAWINGS,
recently mpotea together collection private gentleman
ezbraeing iEe specimens Of
AMERICAN. ENGLISH FRENCH ITALIAN. and SPANISH ART
The above free EXHIBITION and win be sold at the
s0ABRvILLB ART GALLERY,
SO Fihh-aye,
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, Feb 25 and 90,
8 O'clock
PsTSe shove ell elegantly framed and Will be sold With the
picture.
ART SALE.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
RE0PENING OF THE OLD SOMERVILLE ART
GALLERY.
8s5 BROADWAY,
Wiha
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF MODERN
PAINTINGS,
Many Of which have been exhibited this cOusry
The sbevs
FREE EXHIBITION AT 645 BROADWAY,
and will he sold
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, March and 3,
AZ 8 O'Clock
sThe AbOvo all elegantly framed and viii be sold with the
Picture.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
6elu manIeo-- males.

6elu manIeo-- iflales.
WANTED-Y0UNG MEN, to learn the retail
w DRY GOODS BUSISKSs. a. LORD tAtLOkS,
VTANTED-A party somewhat familiar with
w vat Cauiorais and The West 81
line OF SAMPLES ON COMMISSION 70 psI sI9easr AddrcAA
'A''N AILAIsa wooDwA AID ca. PsOsi4. IL
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Gin properrn 10 Eet.


A DESIRABLE FAMILY can have upper
small private family.
A PART of a BROADWAY CORNER STORE
n 10 LET for oacs par2o5s. or a'Sgals a & %, e
POSSESSION Apply The Tribune Uptown ohee 5f1a West
Just
FACTORY, 75x1OO, corner 29th-st. and 9TH
geaoor stores ana Sses7 1 E ~ ,s 59 % @ RG's , T en-
tire by aOOr Low responsible yaYag tenants Apply on
OFFICES TO LET-SOne very desirable, on
msu S3 ard I35 SsssauSt@ RULAND WHITING Beck
man-sL
TT0O LET-The frst-class BROWN-STONE 80
Il 45th-st: immediate posseSoni open from to m
TTNO LET, MAIDEN LANE.-FlRST FLOOR
and CELLAR 7s Ms!dsDlane Apply 20 w. L. sCAlRFFbLIa
TENO LET or FOR SALE, 7S5 LexingtOn-aVe.-
4Ory BROWN S9NE NON n II es'ti9f g afSo9nges fy s.a,r
VVO LET-Newly and handsOmeiy-iurnished
l. As. s, HOUSE beOT 45hs eoH!e-eat TO Broadway
snd Gth-Ave Apply % r A. DALEY 0oS o,n-tYe
TEIO LET-ROOM 40x1J0. with steam power,
4 well lighted; also elevator Inquire premises. q
West 33a-sE
TO LET-SuperiOr light. AIRY LOFTS in drst
class store % D''A~'H-'' Nh Il 2ARD &. I'sos soS 5 BeeEma
T7WENTY- ONE most desirable private RESI-
DkNCsS belonsng 70 he NqTta - AN Le ms Co. rsa' poF
h + PAaE 80 PsrErOw, Manseer
no LET-The large BASEMENT (53zG5)
IN boGoaPS GSs' 1spS re- S be rented p or Tao
MsdsOn-ave.
ITO LET-In the BIBLE hOUSE-STORE on
ASTOPLACR and OFFICES in second and third stories and
basement purposes Apply at ohoe OF I1hA0UhEh
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY. No Bible House
TTO LET-A handsome four-stOry, high-stOOp,
hrowpstone all modern veents. ia West 42lst,
5b.ave; mirrors cornes; 50 OOD Apply
j. A. WILSON & SON, 259 West 34hst
no LET-A fine STORE in that desirable
block Of fiat houses l25hh, near have; pae
glass front marble wash basin water closet @c viii De
black walnut suaele tenant
GEO ". WOOD 2o7 West l20th-sL, or ~ Bowery.
TTNO RENT, ,FURNISHED-TO private family
onIv moderauzsd HOUSE, West Forty eghthst; complete
in every appointment everything perfect o;er; VITA az
nved party arrangements E be made Address HAHkEN
Tribune Ohoe
TNO LEASE-Tbe elegant offices Nos. 100 and
lO2 BoAdwav Universal Life Ina Co. on account
Of their II and 10 Warreu arc oe Of ne l3
COMPANY Building also Offices Of the GusrdiSs is ' B9Hl"ay
TTNION -SQUARE.-TO LET-The irst-class
BUILDING So Seven eenthst known as the hOFfA
HOUSR Besides unsurpassed location TINS
t1pg IA AZ feet 'front.' good light and especially sed o
Apply 70 j. K LfOh Ain0d Con
stable & Co, Broadway and Ninsteenth-t
OF D0O-TO LET or for SALE-The very
ID s&OV desirable house, No 4SO WeSt 2zl Open from
TO ?.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Brook!pn l1rcperrp 60 Eet.


DARLOR FLOOR of No. 102 Pineapple-st.;
being but two doors
5sD FutonsI W. P COOK, @S5 Wsshingtoa-st BrookIn.
ITO LET, FOR SALE, or EXCHANGE-A
LARGE FACTORY with engine sGd boiler tiO horse P9Ser
corner North Third st Brookgn D. Apply 70 ADAN
CRAIG 1886 Greepwch-sL, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

TOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
No. IO2 Pineapps-Frsme store and house; lot zI109
70, 49 81 and 50 Nassau-s-Frame dwellings, oi 44IlOO
Eos 2sG ard Z6s WssbingtOnstFrame dwelling; lot &o1fO
Nos l79 and 1877 WoysL-3stor and basement oet ho1'e
AZ az Wlloug -sL3-s story brick house Ot 2ox4Ou
Va 81 Hcss-sL-3ss0 bnck house; lot, %oxlOu
A. l5s Rel6ssBs.-}-slurT hFck house lot. 20xloO.
W r. COOK 235 WzGhlngton-st, BrookiTa
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
DeniisIrp.

DR R. NJ. REYNOLDS DENTIST, TesgecssaaTw5.y, S sa Wy,
I4hst 70 81 West 37thsi
nR- WAIT & son, 45 EAST 23D-ST., have
et.lHe base Artificial which lighter s'ronee
nd cooler sHy other AHe being peIiesi eesasot o. %
80. hi 4 perfectIT heahyonY $50 Ihe ase insss
ss spd Rubber sork DheeS Fine Gold fngsng
Tsb e,fr,ed uHder pure fresh without extra charge
w5ss, OILS ers are inserted. LADY In stterdanee
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Brooalpn Real estate tor Sale.

A VERY desirable HOUSE and GROUNDS
n sg Hamilton, 20 minutes walk ron the Bay
terry Brooklyn the rear Of The place every
uuses Inquire Of RKAD 40 NJ 70 Broadway
NARROLL-ST, north side. 100 feet west OF
- Court-s-For SALE, the hrees;ory hghoop hrownoae
s1e ter,s Appv 70 GkO H. PRENI1ss, 80 BrOsdst. n T.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
6oIrls

(yAJLEN HOUSE, 1875 HudsOn-st., corner OF
- Laah formerly -Pnses reued Rooms wh e1eeieai
b 81 % family 0On ~ 70 D OV per AtAT
lodgings SOC to 5Oc Open aii night
GROVE HOUSE, TIA, 176, and 17S Bleecker-
SG st. near BoaiwavP rooms. with excellent table eriA
lies and nge s to go 81 90 TO 80 health m aud hops
WAR; BOROUGH HOUSE, 3Sth-st. and 9th
k ave MURRAY HAmencan pan three hne sais vacant one
corner psor bt Hoor two large bedrooms eonno
ing. a frout,w soatlern c1tosufe
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
situaIlous Danleo--M Malrs

HlIuQ[l1I5 LUlNIGI-- INIIE5
Clerks Statesmen. &c.
A OVFRTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RBCkIYBD AT THB UPTOWN
OFFICKs Nos 81 IL Wet ThItyseeoadst, or JUS Hea
5O4 Third IbrlTiDurh ST. q the
B4RLEM OFFICE 2,2SI 1hIaaVe cor OnehunaredaS aSd'
urth, HARLEM Bank Budiug snda me bbOOk
fYN BRANCH ORFCB No. 323 Nashng0ast nsI door 70 1ne
PostOhee, up D. n. Al regular ohee ratoS
PAINT SALESMAN desires a SITUA-
n TiOS has GOOD southern Address PAIN rs, p. o. Box
2,O97 n Y
A YOUNG Man desires a situation; Is first
~ BO0KKgrPEA expert ACCOUNTANT; coIresponis
= Fg md eTnas reIereace& Address r II r.,
box 100 rnbune Once
A YOUNG MAN, aged p years. having ex-
~ psrence 10 gener. business Wshet htaauon a. OFFICE
CLEE COLLECTORS understands boOkkesPng salary moderate
Addrsss T. W. Boz 100 TnbnHe Once
A YOUNG Englislman, with nine years ex-
~ ennee In and thorough kueutge Of the Wooen trade in a
ne brsnrhes Ee acquainted wh toe kngsh mafke wishes - l.
IA TIOH In 6 0ekkrper a. Aalesman Oh sslsfT
% segmis,ioR ssarV Al secondary obeL address H.
TrauLs CD t9sG CIes, "a Z West 52J-4I
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Uinter Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau. N. p,
IA ssbam,s T. Porter Proprietor Por iu information aa'
d Ldgerwood 753 BwaV ~ T. Seimer sa every Two weeks
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Seamstresses.

A FIRST-CLASS SHIRT MAKER desires q
n her osa peees o. guaranteed.
Cal n or address SHIRT MAKEs, AZ BaBk-st
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Mattresses

A PROTESTANT young woman as WAITER
"A private family years best city rees1co ir1m iAss
PIE; lived Of arscass families the Aiifess
u u. uptoHn Tr.asae Onee. 81 y W esl 31ds-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

PRIVATE FAMILY, living in their own
- house woui ge-leHeu neme1 and their
wives also ps1 O0sI1. References eIcans
lO7 West 4lstst, near Rec volr p h.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Gountrp i1rOpertp to Eet.

CTOTF g. JAMES, StatiOners, 93 Fulton-st,
= near Wusn-Pare requiring Blank Books are feque''e 70
call and examine our stoeE - :, : =,
WTAGGFNFR's IMPROVED TRlAL-BAL-
w AHCB BOOK-Ali sizes for sale by
TOWER. .GILDERSLEEVE Co.
Manufacturing stAtioners, 36l Broadway
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

@eE 9TH-ST., near 2l-lvc.-A large fur
" ahei traat 200 o, LEf g.h single i.; an ac-
nmodaons; gas &c house private OoaId desired
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Eectures ano meetiuos.

I ECTURE ON THE HUGUENOTS AND
IL tn IR FAITH Westminster Church ea feertYsee I'D
st. between srth ami Sev,nihsges b. Rev J. K DBAARBr
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-17
First insertion June 18th.
MORTGAGE SALE.
March Goth 1874.

Default has been made in the conditions of
q certain indenture of Mortgage made and
executed by e. w. Bulls to Elizabeth McIn-
tyre, bearing date the 2ud day ofApril, A. D.
1873, and recorded in the Office of Register OF
Deeds, in and for Mower County, Minnesota,
on tho LIST day Of Nsvember, 1873, at 1880 P.
H.. in book 20" of Mortgages. on page 96.
Said Mortgage was given to secure the pay
ment Of tho sum Of Three Hundred dollars
and interest thereon, according to the condi-
tons of two promissory notes made and exc
cuted by tbs said E. ". Bulls to the said
Elisabeth Mcintyre. duo respectively April
claimed 10 be due and is due thereon at the
date Of this notice the sum- of three hundred
and thirty six and 65-l00 dollars, and no
proceeding at law or otherwise has been had
to collect the same Or any part thereof. Now
therefore, notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue OF power Of sale in said Mortgage con-
tained, and persuant to the provisions Of the
statute in such case made and provided. the
said Mortgage will be foreolosed, AID the
premises therein described, to-wit: Lots
number ten and eleven 40 and ~ in block
forty. four (44)in Yates and Lewis addition
to Austin, Mower County, Minnesota, with
the appartenanees thereunto belonging, will
be sold ct public vondue to the highest bid
French, in the city of Austin, in the County
of Mower, Minnesota, on Saturday, the 9th
day Of August, A. D. 1875, ut 10 o'clock. A.
NJ, to satisfy the amount then due on said
notes and Mortgag together with twenty
dollars attorneys fees allowed by tho terms of
said Mortgage in case Of foreclosure besides
costs and xpenses allowed BY law.
Dated June 10th, 1875.
ELIZABETH MCINTYRE,
s.5s Mortgage.
CRAaDALL 4 FRENcH, 5 .=s
Attorneys for Mortgages,
Austin, Minnesota.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-17
First publication June 10th
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made in the conditions of a
ted by Mary A Armstrong to William Richards
bearing date the 10th day Of August A. D.
1874; and recorded in the efice Of Register of
Deeds in and for Mower County n innesota,
on the 10th day of August A. D. 1874 at 2
O'Clock p. IL. in Book 80" of Mortgages on
page 1876. Said mortgage was given to So
cure the payment Of the sum of three hundred
and eighty three and 49, 100 dollars ana in
tcrest thereon, according to the conditions Of
two promissory notes made and executed by
the said Mary A. Armstrong to the said WIN.
Richards due respectively Nov. goth, 81 4, and
April LIST, 1875, and there is claimed to be due
and is due thereon at the date Of this notice
the sum of three hundred and twenty eight
and 6S:lc0 dollars, and no proceeding ut law
or otherwise has been had to collect the same
nor any part thereof. Now, therefore, notice
is hereby given that by virtue OF q power OF
sale in said mortgage contained and pursu-
ant to the provisions of the statute in such
case made and provided. the said mortgage
will be foreclosed and the premises herein
described to-wit: Lots number eight iS) and
nine Coy block number twenty -seven (27)
railroad addition to Austin, Mower county,
Minnesota, with the appurtenances thereunto
belonging, will be sold at public vcndue to
the highest bidder therefor, at the office of
CrandaIl & French, in the city Of Austin, in
the County of Mower, Minnesota, on Satur-
day, the 3lst day of July, A. D., 1875, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. to satisfy the amount then due
on said notes and mortgage together with
fifty dollars attorneys fees allowed by the
terms Of said mortgage in case of foreclosure
besides osts and expenses allowed by law.
Dated June Stb, 1875,
WM. RICHARDS, Mortgagce.
cRANDALL + FREnCH,
Att'ys. for Mortgage, Austin, MINI. .