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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
DISCOVERY OF HIS POSITION.

sTRPS TAKEN BY TIE LAW PARTNERS or NIX bAf-
ReTr-uE Is OBLIGED TO LEAVE THE rIRM-nls
PHYSICIAN ORDERS \ SEA VOYAGE
About two weeks AGO Messrs. Rcjheld and Hill OF
the firm of Barrett. Rodied & Hill, applied to John
X. Porter and William NJ Eyarts for advice IN mat
ters in which it was then feared their firm had Oeen
involved nv some actions ON the part OF the senior
member, William c. Barrett, relative to trust
funds which had been placed in his hands
and under his individual control. Inc
yenncer members of the firm, discovering what
they believed 10 be irregularities the part OF their
senior. anxious to know how far tine frm could
be involved thereby, and what their duty was not
only Tho clients of the firm, but also in
informing the persons whose funds were IN trust 10
M Barrett of what all recognized the dr"aduily
embarrassed condition of MI. Barretts affairs Judge
Porter and Mr.. Evarts advised the young men,
among other things TO insist on the dissolution OF
the firm ana they gave Mr.. Barrett immediate no
tice to that effect.
This was on Saturday, March II, but
the notice OF dissolution was not pubhshtd
for some reason untif yesterday morning, after
Mr.. Barrett had been three days at sea on
his way accompanied by his wife, to Europe by the
steamer Pereire of the French line. Nevertheless,
the notice of dissolution had revealed to Mr. Barrett
that his financial crnbarrassments known more
complete mental prOstratiOn. He was confined To
his house during the ensuing week, but rest seemed
only to aggrayate his disease, and finally hls phys
clan ordered him to be taken to sea, Tefus-
ing to be responsible for his recovery, OF
the retention of his senses, if he should
longer remain where be could be ;Ormcnted with
business or thoughts of business. Mrs. Barrett So
cured state-roOm On the Perere, as before stated,
and the two sailed on Saturday, without notice to
friends other than those intimately associated with
them The departure of Mr. Barrett was surprise
TO all his legal friends aud most of his clients, ana
the public announcement of his leaving the city
and of the dissolution of the firm surprised the COM
munty. These being followed by rumorS that a
crime had been committed, and that Mr.. Barrett
was in fight, and the admission that he wac imam
ciay embarrassed shocked as well as surprised all
who knew him as a leading politician and genial
gentleman.
Inquiry at the Sherif's Office and the various
courts established that orders of arrest or at
tachments had been issued OF suits begun against
him. and in the SuTOgate's Office no record OF hi'
trusteeshp of any estate could be found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
ny TELEGRAPH TO THp TRIBUss.l
EIGHTH DISTRICT JUDGEsHIP.
DIR. HENDERsoN's NOMINATION CONFIRMED.
LEY rILEoRArH 10 TIE IMMUNE

Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUHRl
ALBANY, March 21.-The confirmation OF W..
H. Henderson TO he Judge Of the Eighth Judicial Dstrct
by the Senate to-day not matter of surprise not
withstauding the ayowed purpose OF the Senate 10
harass the Governor by continual reflections into some
implied compromise upon the distribution OF Offices Inc
judicial business Of the Eighth District has been nam
pered so much by their action In the matter oi Juuse
eouthworth-the first nominee whom they rejccted-thdt
a yboleaome fear OF public opinion drew them to this
continuation The only ostcnsble reason for the rco
ton of souhworth was that he had become a Liberal
Republican while Henderson has been lifelong Dem
ocrat The consolation which the senate takes from It's
action is chiefly that will point the moral to Repubh
cans hereafter not to leave the party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
RURGIARIES AND THEFTS.

Mary Rappel Of Delancey-st., New-York domes-
tic in the employ Of Mr. Refelschneider OF seFentht ho
boken ~ j. arrested yesterday for stealing daonds,
valued at $780, belonging 10 her mistress.
The apartments OF Boen j. Lazarus at No. 205 Princest
in this city, entered by sneak thieves by means Of false
KEYS Yesterday clothing Jewery amounting TO 1896
stolen. -.
thieves entered the Of Hugh Mcdonnell at No
So sxthaye by Of false keys yesterday and stole
wearing apparel valued II 4267.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brcroorf Honse-Sr Hugh Allan of Montreal
RIM frepfr HI-N Nathaniel Thaycr Of Boston, Gen WI
mana g. Ev Of Connecticut Norman h. Judd OF chicago ana
can't G.ai,u the steamship AGratc.. ErrrsU noHs'-
iirury q. Haven ~ Now LONDON conn Norman Housc.
If Joln Low University, AMI Postmaster j. w
Know. on nf bridgeport 81 hiIts HOt-COl Thomas
g. BAYLOR aud ,u. 4. J. Irradwc, 4. = Army Ne' orr
U.f. can't Jaurs KENNEDY ihc steamship 'lty Of rams
Grli Hoft u :. Marshal Jane, y. hcrns Of fhnadel
n ifgu.,-tuu 10, stone u N9uaaiA, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

j. Turnbull assigned the above mot Sage 70 "ila - "
rett Nav Is 1874 for the consideration OF
Margaret Halpn (wd)w TO William q BsfIees , corneT II
f,r 5l7 oct lR 1873 LexngtOnaVep sOutn west o
sixytst william c. Barrett assigned 1ae cnaterai
1875 recorded Marcn 10 icIo, a.
TO secure payment demand To SAID Bntlcr Va
Barrett and wife TO Daniel IoIraheet
-CODsdeTaO 81 recorded March Io 800 ccnNoS
the premises side Of Thirty nntst zoo It1 ;ds Of
gtOn ave 2OX9s9 also the premises noIli ru' '"
Thirty fourth H. $50 feet west Of Secondave 26fsSe y,
Mm C. Barrett and VIE 10 speS1a Mnlgare 10 secure
$1,000 recorded H. 1876 the premises SOUTH que ~
Chirt at 235 feet lie Xington ave. 20xSs9 ana
also Of Thirty i0uTthst, Loo feet west VI 5e0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

Committee the injustice of last years law was Admired
and the present provision was substituted In order na'
the expense should be placed where it belonged lie De-
eved that charging 1t upon NewYork City was Just anu
proper. IN, .
Mr. Mccarthy thought the present propoh'ion WINS
no,bcr method OF saddling the State finally with the
sppropriatou Further discussion was finally deferred
until Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
GRADUATES IN PHARNACY.

COMMENCEMENT OF THE SEw-YoRK COLLEGE or
PHARMACY.
The fortv-sixth Annual Commencement OF
the Ncw-York College Of Pharmacy was held lat
evening at ChckerBg Hall On the stage, behind the
many floral tributes which placed along it, edge,
sat the Faculty Of the College and the Graduating Class
Among others the stage DR.. Chas T. Chandler
W. De Forest Day, Charles Fro"bel, August koehler'
Edward Curtis and NJ L. NJ. PeiXOttO, and Prois.
Frohwein and Kierstcd President BaluG after short
address 10 the graduates, conferred the degree OF
radnnte I'm Pharmacyn upon The fOllOwinr gentlemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
QUARANTINE FEES.
DIR. vANDERPOEL BEFORE lIIE COMMITTEE On COM
MERGE AND NAvIGtTION-CAS QUARANTINE BI
MADE SEIF-SU sTAININGf

DIR. VhNDERPOEL BEFORE lHh CohhII IL w '''-
MERGE AND NAvIGtTIoS-CAS QUARANTINE BE
MADE sEIF-sCsTAININGf
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE1
AIBANy, March 2l.-Dr. Nandcrpocl, Health
Officer. was examined before the Committee on Com
mcrce and Navigation this afternoon relative To the
...,., ~ enc I"n~nin'J " "'"'"e g.
annc sesus,auing He testified that IN 1874 his fees
az Health Officer about $4,000. For boarhhs
vessels last year they about $4,000 less The fee
charged for boarding all foreign vessels Is 80 30 The
Zee for board n coasters anrd from II tn - according
TO size. lie received from these about 200 a
month. For seven months in year there
is an extra charge IS night boarding they have
to keep extra men that duty This amounts to about
$500 year For fmlsting each steamer the price IL
$50 for European steamers during .iI months IN the
year THIS includes only steamers which carry over Loo
passengers I'm the Storage.
The entire amount for fumisang during 1873, for nl
vessels did not exceed $4,000 For va ciniiion last
wear he did not suppose he had received 800 The price
charged - cents for each person vaccnlled Inc
charge Of $50 for conveying persons to Wards and $50
t. Blackwcr Island only covered the expense. II l. alb
,ouiey necessary that repairs should be made at Hon
mdn'r and AT DiI's Island
lie thought that Quarantine has been In very tran
slcnt 1t is almost impossible for the stat" to
adopt any policy with regard to IT, or t. know what
be actual OF running II amounted - lie thought
IL could De done, including every thing for $4,000 The
Commissioners have spent %jO,OOO and their funds are
about exhausted lie diI think they had ,Iuaniercd
any money this year lie did not know that they had
done 20 at any tune On tie contrary they have ever
ciscd as much economy they possibly cold. The
amount this year Is the smallest expended by the
Commission
At the conclusion Of DR.. Vgnderpo,'- testimony, the
Committee discussed the question Of coming To dcci-
son and agreed to take further testimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

AGNEW, THOMAS r., the great New York
- Grcer Flour aud Tea Dealer, Wholesale and retail
No 80 NesysL Everybody shoud cali and get bargains
GRADUATED LUNG PROTECTOR-An I'm.
Negnrnent iusurng warmth and sound lungs sold eyeY
where 49, mail, ~ %. l>AAE \ SINGER M 698 B,nlh
II \. SQUIRE. 81 FuitOn-st.-N atches,
i. JcwelrY, Diamonds, sterling silver aud Rogersa
Plated are An ~ tho best ay aud ~ smallest prontt
STRUCTURE. Impotence, and Diseases OF the
- ,.rltye Or ans radically lni speedily cured Henry
A. rANIEIS NJ D. la Lexington ave. Office hours 10 :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

Three prizes given by the alumni, were awarded by
Prof p. W Bedford as follows gold medal TO Henry
C. Schranck for the highest standing IN his class, and
two silver medals with accompanying certificates. TO
The a. Cnd and third order Of merit James Mlar and
Adolph Henning. Messrs. Blumauer, Cot, Mcintyre,
Morrill, and schumann received honorable mention:
Tie vacdctory address for the Faculty war delivered
by Prof Curtis and that the part OF the graduates by
III 4 feb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
NONE Ne VS..

IHERMoMETER YESTERDAY. AT HuDNUTs !
gROADWAl.
Ga D.. AZ soon. &c 90. ~. 37' Mifn,gh', ~
~ lghr.t dur the Iiav. 4G Lowest y
Average 37S SAM Hay. 1913. rs -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

Ii was in Ncw-JcrSey Sunday school Tho
SUPERINTENDENT approached youth OF color who was
present first tme. and inquired his name for the
purpose placing the roll The good man tried IN
va n TO preserve his dignity when tine answer was re-
turned" Well massa calls me Capn. but my Rd1dea
ma - Mys.s"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

MILK OF MiGNESIA not only purfes the
breath wheus the teeth bat leaves delightful Taste
in tue mouth and fragrant Odor on the breath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

DIR. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS
Are prepared by PracucM dentist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
Announcements !


An eminent divine SAYS: The Peruvian
Syrup g.yes nc new yigOT and DuOya Of spirits"
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
MARKET REPORTS
ST. PAUL, August 8, 1876.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.

PRODUCE AND PROV NlSlONS.
Only moderate business in produce is to be
reported tor the week. But on special cir
cumstances. including a considerable trade
from the northwest and Manitoba, and also
from Lake Superior, business would have been
decidedly dull.
FLOUR In some instances a very favorable
report has b9en received from former ship
ments Of fancy yhour-favorable to the extent
that the flour, supposed to be OF iirst rate quai
ity, was not as bad as was feared. On the
whole, our shipments Of flour to eastern par
ties who wanted a quality that they could daily
brag on, have not turned out so poorly; after
all, considering all the poor quality Vi wheat
from which the manufacture was made. Snip
pers to the east, who have regular customers
for flour OF various grades, leei cohsldefaplv
encouraged by the result of recent trials, and
anticipate a larsely " increased order OF business
as soon as trade begins to revive.
Quotations OF s:patent process flour continue
u1essurably firm at S6, 80 to $50 per barrel
Straight NAXA. made without a separation OF
middlings is dull at S4,75 to 800. Interior
brands OF XXXX flour are to be quoted at
a ,25 10 4,5J; xxx, at $3.50 to 400; Red Dog
at -, 50; rye flour at S2 70 to go per iU0 IDS
bolted cora meal at 81 so to 40 per 100 lbs,
and very tirln at the price.
/ WHEAr-Buyers feel very sore over their
| late experience, which resulted in heavy loss,
notwithstanding very low rates OF freight to
! New Ork. Large amounts OF wheat had ac-
cumulated here, and in various country rail-
road warehouses contiguous to this point. which
early in the season promised to pay a very
generous profit to the buyers who had taken
the risk Of owl ming and transferring the grain
from the St. Paul TO the New York market. But
the value OF grain has constantly declined, land
| he quality OF our wheat has as constantly less
ened, until its value at ST. Paul has scarcely
been recognized as its value in New York, and
in numerous sales lately made the entire cost
of Transportation from st Paul to New \ ork has
been utterly sunk.
Just now there are few deliveries of wheat at
the warehouses Of this city, farmers being too
busy to haul in their surplus, or too indifferent
to the price. Quotations are therefore nominal,
and we prefer not to make figures until bust
ness revlves. There is considerable wheat
storing in the upper elevator; awaiting bet
ter market than the present.
The following are the quotations OF No.
wheat in the great markets yesterday week and
Yesterday
Last week. This week.
Liverpool, IS 1Od to 9s S to 9s Sd
New York, 80 9S 94c to l ,Cl
Chicago 9lH SsH
Milwaukee, 944 92t-2
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
An Error.

In another part Of this issue Will be found a
very able letter from our valued correspondent
Gordon Jackins, Esq, of Hassan, Hennepln
county 1.-The intelligent composltor'' printed
Mr.. Jackin's name "Andrew Jackins, " instead
of Gordon Jackns. He was evidently think
ing OF Andrew jackson and no doubt believed
he was printing spiritual communication
from the hero OF New orleans.
We owe Mr.. Jacklns an apology.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
4-1x.rtee4 fass
The e-Anti-AGonopolist.
ton %, town ll6, range 81.
Southeast Ia section II, town 116, range .

ton %, town l16, range 81.
Southeast Il section 4, town 49, range s. -
Southeast $ % 81
West l-2 Of northeast Ia s lots l -, sec
ton 80, town 1l6, range SO.
50.
South IL Of northwest II. section IA, town
1T, range s5, and west 1-2 Of north east "a
section %, town III, range %. !,
Notice is hereby given, that will sell said
real estate above described at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash at the front en-
trance Of the place Of holding OF said court, at
the Z. S Custom House, in the city OF p. Paul ld
on Wednesday the 18th day Of September 1876
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to satisfy said exc
cution. interest and costs.
Dated ST. Paul. July 10, 1876.
r. n McLAREs,
Z. S. Marshal.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
Call And See Them.

c. J. Monfort & Co. No. E. 81 St.,
Yhey keep the finest stock OF groceries in
the city and are only too happy 10 I'LL
farmers orders. Lay III ialul supplies for har-
yesting at about two-thirds what you can buy
them Tor Of your local merchants, besides re-
ceiving much finer goods, everything fully war
ranted and Satisfaction guaranteed.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
United States MarshaTs
Sale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF MIyNEsoTa SIS.

II.
DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA, IS.
By virtue OF an alias execution issued out Of
and under the seal OF the Circuit Court of the
United States for the District of Minnesota
upon a judgement rendered and docketed in
said Court on the 2lst day Of January, 1874, in
a suit wherein Philip Van Valkenbnrgh
Francis NJ: Bacon and Edward Van Valken-
are plaintiffs, and R. J. Mendenhan impleaded
with Stephen Comstock are defendants in
favor 81 said Plaintiffs and against said De-
PENDANTS, for the sum OF four thousand six
hundred and five dollars and thirty nine cents,
(S4 sos ,39l with interest from said 2,st day OF
January 1874, and the costs; TO me- directed and
delivered. did on the 18th day of July 1876
defendant ard R. J. Mendenhall the following
described cal estate situated in the State Of
Minnesota and District aforesaid to wit.
The following g|described pieces of land, situate
IN Wilson, Bell Wagner addition to Mime
apolis, in the county OF Eennepin, in said dis
trict, according to the recorded plat on file in
the Court House OF Hennepin county, Mime
sofa, viz.
Lots 8, Z, 6, 7 & S, in block one ~.
Lots 2, 5, %, 6, 7, & IL, in block tv7o (2l
Lots 3, :, 6, s, ii 4 II, in block three (3).
Lots ?, 5, !, 10. Ii & II in block four (4).
Fractional lot 5, in block 5, not held by st
Paul & Pacific Railroad Co.
Lots 3, 4 6, in block S, and fractional O.
1-2 of lot of block 10.
Lots & OF block eleven ny, of Jackson
Daniels & Whitney's addition to Minneapolis
also three acres in southwest IA of section Is
town %, range "a, on Minnehaha Greek; NOR,
fully described in Book &c of Deeds, page
4e2-3 OF Hennepin 60. Records.
Also the following described parcels OF land
situate in the county of stearns, in the Stat
Of Minnesota, in said district, according to tn
recorded plat of Curtis survey on tile IN tn
Court House Of said county, viz:
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
Chicago Produce Market.

CHlLAuU, -iEIA Ust 7.
FLOT R-Dul ard holders anxious 10 real
ize
Gran-Wheat dull and lower; No. nom-
inal; No. Chicago spring s. lie spot; - 4. {
to sl,o2 seller August; closed Al 99a to SO {
seller August; 90. seller September No.
Chicago spring: 79c; j-cted % l.c.
LAKE FkElGHTS-Whe to Buffalo, 2st
RECEIPTS Flour ! 900 barrels; Wheat IL, :
600 bushels
SHIPMENTS Flour 1900 bbls; Wheat 3 5
ODD I'M Shels
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
PLAYING it Low Down.

The champion mean man of st. Paul is an
individual named Garland, a so-called mer-
chant, who took the ASTI-MoSoPoLsr Tor
more than year, received it every week III the
mail, we pre- paying the postage Tor him, and
then " hen called upon to pay Tor it fell tack
on any number OF conticucg subterfuges and
lnsulted our collector. II he had said, like
man, that he was poor and could not pay we
should have forgiven him the debt.
We suppose there is no limit to the creative
power OF the Lord but it does seem to us that
when He makes man who will take paper
for year and then refuse to pay It, he mas
about reached the limit OF the possible i'll one
direction at least. "The torce OF Nature can
no farther 60"
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
Milwaukee Produce Market.

NIILW AUkkE, august I.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN Wheat declined &c, and closed heavy
and declining; No Sl.07; No hard sl.l3: No
2 90 l-2c; seller August, 100 Id; seller Sep
tember. 95c.
LAKE FREIGHTs-- Quiet and weak; wheat to
Buffalo, 2 c; to Oswego, C.
RECEIPTS Flour, 1862 bbls;wheat AZ, ,5l2 bus.
SHIPMgSrs--Flour. 1928 bbls; wheat, IT,
OFT bus.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
New York Produce Market.

NEW oRk, August l.
FLOI R-llolders are generally disposed 10
realize. Receipts, $4,000 barrels: No. -. 40 to
5 Is; superilne state and western <335:com-
mon to good extra do, 81. So 10 4.e5; good 10
choice do 81 IS 10 > 90. white wheat western
extra. s. 90 to 50. extra OHIO, Si.io to 6.15;
extra ST Louis 81 90 to $50; Minnesota patent
process, s5.35 to 900. Rye Hour steady, 81 50
to l5 Corn meal steady; western, - 90 =
500
GaAIN-Whsat, unsettled and Irregular re-
eepts, s. 900 bush. unsound spring, s5c No.
spring, Soc; ungraded spring, soc to Si.o0;
No Shebovgan, - as No Minnesota
spring, ST 2os No. , Milwaukee, osc to
l,e7; No. Milwaukee, 9se 10 Sl.ol, No, !.
Chicago 81 to i.o5, No,a Chicago, 81 To
asc winter western, 81. 20 to Ills.
Expurgated remark OF a venerable
Mishauaka Democaat -Four years ago
| had to swallow Greeley. and I'll be
blankety hlanked if | want any more
New \ ork crow in mine"
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
Thanks.

Our old friend, Hon. II. L.ssGordon, OF st;
Cloud has presented Us with volume entitled
stPaullne and Other Poems. Mr.. GordoN
writes lth facility eler2y and splilt ,a1ld some
of his compositions evidence a hlgn order OF
poetic abluiy,
Thanks Tor tie remenbrance.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
n would he inst and would make a irst-class

It would be Just, and would make trst-class
newspaper paragraph, if President Grant were
to 60 into the house ofrepresentatlves, as Crom-
well went into parliament, and say to the eX-
confederates as Cromwell said
t'God has use for this congress. Hand me
that baube."
And he should take away the mace with him
and scatter congress tn their homes As SAID
it would make iirst-class newspaper para
graph, and might cause another Impeachment
Irial, but it would Se just. God has no use
for this congress. Washington correspondent
Chicago lnter-Ocean.
That's good healthy doctrine Tor an
administration organ TO preach. And If
Grant sees the blood hounds OF detection
following the scent 1.-THE whskey ring
past Babcoek ) ante-room 10 his own
chamber, he may try the experiment.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
ST. Louis Produce Market.

ST. LOUIS, August I.
FLOUR Medium grades, S4.25a25 and firm
and buoyant; other grades dull.
GRAIN Wheat, options higher; cash steady;
No red fall, 81 .l5 cash; Sl.34aseiler .lnly, 81.
II seller August; No Sired fall 50 to % Lee
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03

Also lots 367, and 574 IN town o. Duluth.
Also all the following described parcels q
land lying and being in the state Of Minnesota
in the district aforesaid towit: North west IA,
of north west 4, OF north east Ii, OF section
"a, town 20, range a. And west i-2, OF west
l-2, OF south < of south east -,
Of section q, town 20. range "a. The
south u, Of the south east ia,
Of section II, town lie. range os. And the
north east Il OF south west IL, Of section
g., town lis, range 81. And the North east
Ia, Of the south west i. and north west -,
OF south west IL. and south east IL, Of south
east Ia. OF section l., town l26, rang 81 And
the north east Ia, OF south east IA, ot section
Is, town !26, range "a. And the south eas.
IA, of the north east IA, and south west IL.
of north East Ia, aud south east IA, Of north
west Ia, and north east IA, of north ives. a,
OF section 10. town l2o, range 81. And west
l-2, OF north east Ia, of section 10, town IL.
range .. Aud The south east ii. Of
south s.lst IA Of section ), town
i26, range "a. And south east Ia OF
section ~. town i26, range 81.
North west Ia os north east IA and month
east l.; OF north west Ia OF section Is, town
l32. range II.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03

The United states senate have acquitted
Belknap by vote OF So to %. 1.-The has saved
any OF his stealngs he can now retire into the
shades OF aristocratc responsibility.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
Lots l, ? g. 5, block l5S.
- - rC llo11 re

Also the following described parcels Of land,
situate in the town of Hutchinson, in the coun-
ty of Mcleod, in State Of Minnesota, in said
district, according to the Recorded plat there
OF, on file in the office OF the Register Of Deeds,
in and for said county, viz
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03
Foreign Markets

LIVERPOOL, August l.
GRA1y--W heat, California, white wheat
average, s. oda9s Sd; do club 9s STA los I'd;
red western, No to No /, Ssa9s 3D.; winter red
western, No . to No |, 9sa9s Cd.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-08-03

Lot g. Z & in block SO.
Lot in block 9.
South l-2 of block @.
South is Of lot 8, block 4.
Lot /, in block 81.
Lot |, in block 50.
Lots 9I& 10, block SO, Stearn's addition to
St. Cloud.
Also the following described parcels of land,
situate in the town of Breckenridge, in the
State of Minnesota, in said district, according
to the recorded plat of said land on file in the
office of the Register of Deeds, in and for the
county Of Wilkin. viz
Lots 8, 10, II, l., l3, IA, 10 & l6, of block