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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
E0otlidier I1nfa0.

Mea0tng, Yeuni ;. 2lpril. - 6r.
6. Grie8, Der ieit lGngerer 3eit Silleterr Der
.8bitaDelpbia 0tcaOln9er S8abncompagnte"
bierielbit mar, fiel beute Wforgen in Der ,,Dtuz
it=2lfaosmie" cine 8reppe binunter un0 marO
auf Der Stelle aetGDtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
Der sdlnannsfrica in Ghfcnan.

. b e a 9 Q, .. Nprll.-Oa5 GlgeNtRHm
Der ySoutA- Brand 0cltiaerie &omr,," mel,
dIe uon Der 8irma 6aa8, Yopcu & @omp.
betrteben lpurbe, lit fitr Oeriallen erfldrt NOR
oeu. Simon YowcI betauute ii1 beute
Otor9eu ifnlOig, mo ole Intlagcu gegen Die
ouoercu MItglleOcr Der 6irma wurOcn nleo,r=
1gihtGdeU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
Mnnn m0nitfrca.

8etb1eb e nj, 9eunl., >. &pril.-9a8
@eitduOuiB oeS mtgen Gbeilnabme au Der
Serihw0run9 Der yYtoup Uta9uireS" perm.
theilten SameS Serrtgan gebt oabtn, oaB Der
SunO beSWede, Veute 81 ermoroen mo ibre
5duier gu oerbrenHeu Ser 8uuo operirt
uHter einem 6reibriefe oe5 alteH Sroen8 Der
D9ibernian8." Gerriaan Oetaiuirte bic 8ldne
sur grmorOuu9 oe8 BOli3iteu So@ in Ga-
E[GdlIu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
Die 2SaTer,, Sass ttno Setaungss
notb in Sem Sod ilmo Roit=
Gtffprtn

Burlington, 5. Qpril. - 9as Ser.
lpili9uug5s@ s@omite bes llnterbauIeS bat beute
ote uerid)teOeuen 9epartemeutS nm meitere
@rtldrungen i'm Setrefi oe8 Delights er-
iudt.
Norfolf, 3d., 5. 9lpril. - @omobl in
Der Bolt, al8 aud; i'm 3Oudlnte 1T oas @aS
in 6Ol9e DcS Sefebts uoH gSaibinston abge.
brcht lporSen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
SGredlid)e YmIOcr Wrplpiiom in
SQLts9nfesSifn.

SaltsE Eafe s h, 5. Aprtl. - l0cute
9fad)mlttag 5 ller puroe Die Staht 0urh orei
'd]redltdlc @rploToneu, meldle raid Guf etndus
Der folgteu, in SfredeH periebt. Die Be
pohuer Itiiriten atbenlloe auS lbreu 6Guiern
IL Die StruBen, Die Yferre Dor ben 6uhrmer-
Ten murOen I6au, 0enu alleuthalbcn Serlprlu=
gen Die 5enlter; mebrere Sbiireu rpurocn
oUtd1 Die 9Sudlt Der @ridiitterung aus oeR
Ingelu gehober, nnb perld)tebcne Sd)ornIteiuc
ftelen Suiammcn. Die llriadle Der Grploiioct
lpurne erli befannt, alS pom 2lrieunl toill cine
ndd]ttge 9tauhGule aufiticn. 0ort beianOeu
Ild pier Yuloermaga5ine fir ois perid)iccencu
Sergbnu=&ompaJ1te'n, Don Otnen ems Il
2Saggonla0ung ell anoere5 cine halbe
2Sdgeulabuua, oa5 brittle 10 Sounen uuo oaS
uterte IA SonEeu cutbtelt, neldle ldmmtlid)
IN bic guft flOgen. Su oer9tabe Der Maga3iue
befanoeu itd) tetnc @ebduce. Die Ballten
Der 2Saiiermerfe, iomle Die Qtahlmiihle am
tp.@reet wuroen NIT SeIS1Ufen f0rmIif)
bOmbarotrt.
.@rOBe Selienitiidc iloQen bis in bic Staot
| uuo ldblugrn ME Sombeu 0urf) Die 0dtber
Der 0Guier. %u etuem oieier Wa9aSine ats
betteten brel WtGnner, bon 6enen man lttdt8,
| ais fleinc SleiiAltiide un0 ein3elne @leoer
ftnoeu fam. DIE 9tamen Der Seruugliidteu
itno ntAt betannt. Brau 8anuatta muroe
bon elnem Scl8ftiGe getrOifen uno Qet1otet,
ebenlo Sobu Rabben, ein &uabe. Cine 2ln=
5abl YerlOnen murOe perleBt, nib eineAu5aAl
8ermunOeter miro nod iterbeu. Sine Dame
farb uor Sd)reden.
Die llriadle Der grploFon iit midi befannt.
@tnt9e ia9eu, OaB Die Arbeiter IN ben 0taga=
5tnen geraud)t bobcn; cine anOere Seriton
aebt oabiH, oaB ein Nrbeiter eineu ShdB in
zines oer UtaguSine ab9efeuert babe.
Su Der sauSen Staot lit fcum cine Sfeihe
gan; geblteben. Der Shaoeu an Seuiter-
id)eiben mirb alleiu $4,000 betragen.
3tpet Suabeu, Namen8 9ti6aroiou uno
Slil, melde heute Wtorgen uab Dem Sieh aui
Dem 5eloe ieben molten, fino 3eriAla9en &C.
iunoeu tporoen.-
Die SHaben batteu ein Gepebr mitgeuOmz
men, uno man giaubt, DaB ite IN oaS Dfa=
gaStn geid)Oheu boben.
Jfeneren Beribten 3ufolse urbeitete 9tIe-
nlano in Dem .lRaQQ2iue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
Gtne Eceme Dor etncut eongECiiios
ttFueit t1ttteriuGsangs Gpntttc.
gGIfa rcnifcnter Qence.

2SaibingtoH, 5. 9(prll.-DaS 0au8,
@Outte iiber 5nOiansr 2tngelcgeubelten per.
b6rte Beute a0rH. Ialpb Ottefer, &orreipouz
oenten Oc5 ,N.=O. @traio." s5efra9t, pober
er leine 8unOe iber Seniigereien I'M Snpiaz
nerz0 0cpalteuent babe, ermiOerte er, oaB er
perl6Hlid) 9tthts wiIie, abr Dor lpeulgen
Sabren piel oGriib2r III sort Peet uno al an.
bern Srten um Wihouri-Sluiie geb0rt uno
baritber uu6 0fitg!teOern oe8 &omlte'S Dit
tbeilGng genadt babe. SOn 0em 8Oriitcr
YuSe ms &reu5uetb0r genOmmen, iagte Der
3ehge, oaB 5emano gegeu i'm BEN @lauben
gednBert babe, paB, mad Der 2lrt mo g8eiie
Oe8 Sreu6perb0r8 ourd ibn (Bnge) Su urtbels
len, Oesiclbe ielbit etHem ySroiauer 0iinge"
un9eb0re. 9erlelba yScmaHD" babe ibm
geiagt, oaB nod Elm Hnoere5 @omite- @lleo
Su Dem y0tluge" gebBre.
3euge murine nuumebr aufgeioroert, ben
9tamen De8 SufOrmanteu su uenneu. Utee~
fer perpeigerte0ieieS cr moQe Niemarben in
Die Slentme briugen.
6ierauf plOBlide Sertaguug ocs &omite's,
Dor Oen itbrigens Nteeter morgen auf's Neue
5u eri6etnen bat. Yage iagt, ct psrOe id)arf
anf ole Beantiuortung ietner 6rage rringen
uno n0tbi9enfa15 ea5 llnterbaus 81 9iilie
rufeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
Sic QSabl In RDooe.Sslono. .

YrOOthence, @..9., 5. Npril. = gei
Der bentigeu StaatSmnbl itno bret StimSct-
tel i'm 6elOe - Don Oen 0tepubIifaneru, Sc.
nOfraten mo Yrobibtlouilieu. geBtcre ba.
ben Die grJBte 2lgitation in alien 6bsileu oes
Staate8 ms 9Sert gecbt.
0a8 Sotum lit 9ering.
&ippltt, ,6ep., erbtelt 8212, 6omaro, Senlp
6227 uHO Bead, 9emofrat, 3472 Stinnen.
Yippitt it niAt Oireft erlpGblt.- SIN uorigcn
Sabrt hGttt CT rptuiges Stimmen uno Wuroe
nit SDiilfe Der QemofrQten erm1hlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
GtnItmr3 etncs S0WIes.

y mzy o II, .. NprIl. = Deute Nben0 6
llbr itiirste OaS oterf0dlge 8oditeiubauS an
0iuifonitr., pelde8 obaetra3eu wuroe, eit,
uno begrub mebrere 8eriOneH inter oen 3ui-
men. 3mei 3naben, Napen8 Sang uHo
SbeQ wurOen bewuBtlO8 BeruOrge;Ogsn uno
mebrere an0ere Yeriouen waren mebr ooer
mprIinpr prhphIid, h2rIrt,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
SGs 8elbe SSteber ~ Tto 0e
cSottefrD.
@ermttdltc telearap6tf@e

HiO sc 5 SQneiro, 5. Npril.-Oie Ser.
beerungen oes selben 6teoerS iino i'm 3nHebs
t,ru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
Die 0eser 0onpeaftom In 9aS9

Naibptlle, s.. April. - Die Regerz
Gonpen:tou organliirte itA beute, un0 elue
gro6e Ausabl 9eoen purbe gehalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
9obn m. fsrre5t's

SrisinaIz gSa6b oloer=Sh
turirt Suiten srtdltuns, bbisn Sals, Seiertet
bnener ais irseno Elm anberes befanntes 0elmittet
Oian perSud,e i'm! YreiS 35 Gents. gu babea il
clieR qpotOeten. (f5ebr.2, ,3sfteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06

9sfe SadDer burbuus fpoIierbidbt semadbt burd,
Die appltSiruus bon Iron clad : s at be uno Iron
clad p@ ement. Cute Sdtter, our6sebenos nit
Der Iron Clad j r6e befrideu. baltsn iit nab
reno 10 Sabreu obue psitere Sofen. Befbdoiate
0Gher, BON Sle9idmieeen oils uHtauslit ertldrt,
luieber 9srseitsGt uuo ibr 9ebraud auf Sabre pers
ldnssrt burb ssboriaes anfreiten nit Der Iron
CladssS arbe uuo Is emt II 5emiItt. 2lle arbes
ten sarantirt. 0tadirase ,pon Sauszgiseutbimern
er,uiufd5t. SameS Wc2atne,
(gprilt 3JRty) Tr. 49, Siib=S SoQioapfraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
gScitcre ysenIberidile,

ct. HOut8, 5. April,-Son Oen geferr
ermdbltea 10 l(IOermeu inO Demotraten
4 0tepublitaner unO llnabbGngiJe. 0Ii
2ebtereu iin0 gleiffallS 9emotruten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06

Refapratio uu0 SpetieSimme
Serren, ueldbe I'M unter,u Staottbeile oiuiren,
perheu bas s6oiez0onie" als zines oer behen re
taurationen Der Stabt ftnoeu. Yreiie bi0ig. SeiHs
4uferR tine SpeSialitat. SpsiieSmIner gonntdss
often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06

Sorts 5moutb, N.=l6., 5. @pril -
Sci Dem ueuliden Sturme marS ba8 2euhtz
bau5 alti BoOr S8lano ftarf tei6abigt uno
Die Soje weageriiien. Sett fallen bier S6nee
uno S6loBen. uno Oa Die See iehr hoh gett,
nerocu Sdlifisuufalle befiirhtet. Gum bic
iiaen 3afen BNbcu oiele S9ifie thrc 3ufludlt
nennrr1mPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
sc. SGbrgamg.
Sahn u. 4eeIer.

Str. ~f63. " IT, y aGtfm ore ftraEe.
aleihunsSitiide Suseidnitten, auseiertist unb be-
lest; fen cine SpeSialitdt $3.50; q o de bon
So bis Si2. (Mprl5. Nony)
N1oiesS Soufe! Guropatfdber SIan!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
SelcgrapbiiGe 9erei1cH.
Salanbs9epeI9es.

iB:rttte Der -aHocttrten Brefit- Il; ben -&0r
reiponoenteu.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06

0as Solmes'fdle y ateut. - 9te vDampf=Scos
ufd,reimiguna 8; ;8eieuf6aft."
Seppidbc c our69ebenos 9eretnist nnb rsno=
oirt. Sett, 2 Stbmub uno Wotten 9eraussez
bradt. gBir BADEN Iber alle 8atsntbeeiItrdptisun
gen triumpbtrt. SoImts GaHabou,
(Mprin ,3Nft) SIR. 8, GpanzStT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
0lm soro ses yuaoesTdJuItd,tHes -sumiata.

miro nod cine 6eifrdutte gnsabl Snaben fin Die
6lotte aui9eHomrlea. Sic miiisu iber 16 Sabre
uno unter II Sabren alt ein uno einen suten ttIis
deu @baratter baben. gtuiHabme=Reseln fiuo auf
oer sSuuiata" nabe Scnoerion's Werite, 6eu's
point, su baben. g. .. 8sseme, @ommGneeur.
CWdr52, 2DitF)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
SnQnt6u.

% a0rto, .. NprlI. : QC3 @onllte fiil
Die 8eria6un9 befiirlpurtet Die 9srmebruuc
Der 3abl Der Senatoren AMI 3OO.-@s IT an.
geseigt iuprOen, ouB in Siscana Gdo nod, i'm.
mer farllltil9e g8aTiehla9sr befinoeu.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21
CURIOUS.

Hotchkiss says>wc made an "audacious
attack upon E. O. Wheeler" and that VIC
"laceratet his feelings" We said nothing
but the truth about Wheeler, as he very
we'll knows, but he regards everybody as
"audacious' who prcsumes 10 say any
thing that is not Mandatory of him. How
does It happen that his feelings were alacc-
rated' by our "audacity." He took the
prccaution a long time ago to protect his
tender sensibilities from the audacious
truthfulness Of the TRANscR1pr by neg
Letting to continue his subscription. What
means has he of knowing what its col.
umns contain: Surely the magnanimous
Wheeler don't sponge the reading of & pa
per that he won't pay for, nor have in his
house! and certainly his anxious friends
would not in this period of his "gricf''
''lacerate his feelings" by repeating to him
the story Of its audacious truthfulncss
and if he had not read it, and ifhis friends
had carefully RETAINED to speak Of it in
his presence, how cruel in Hotchkiss to
thrust It right under his nose. Everybody
is aware that Wheeler reads the SHOWER &
Fillmore County Republican" for he. is
one of the "noble lneA" from whom Hotch
received 1t as a donation" II the old
fellow has so much regard for afeclings'''
he should not allude to such sacred" sub.
jccts with 50 much freedom. =
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21

During the two weeks preceding the
convention, we labored quite earnestly
with members of the party with the view
Of making them realize the Importance of
defending their principles by their actions.
There arebut few, comparatively who
realize the Yigor with which error asserts
itself, or who know to what extremes its
advocates will SO in its propagation, hence
it has been necessary that a vlgilant
watchfulness should be exercised over all
the avenues through which our opponents
travel. To this work we have devoted
oursclf with some vigor and if results be
any criterion with some efficiency, but
the splendid achievement oflast Friday,
is mainly due to The generous and hearty
cooperation of the strong and honest men
who constitute the membership Of the
republican party. Although every man
is expected to do his duty, and ought to
do it, regardless Of consequences, there
are sometimes serious difficulties in tho
way, and there were such in the recent Cam.
paign, but they were encountered bravcly
and overcome heroicly. To all who acted
thus nobly, because they thought it their
duty so 10 act, we extend our cordial
thanks We like 10 sec men act rightly,
and we take pleasure in giving them the
credit to Which their acts cntitlc them
All honor the Republican party of Now
er County. v -..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21

SANTOS IDE. OF REFoRM-A ('olum
bla (South Carolina) correspondent hav-
ing read the .necdates Of Robert Small
published in the August number of tie
Drawer, sends the following, not hitherto
published:
Not one in a hundred of the Sea Island
negroes, who form the bulk of Mr.. Snalls's
'admrcrs, knows how to read. They vote
the ticket headed by their favor,tcs, and
that is all they know about it. When
Whippcr was running against Smalls, in
1872, he pretended to favor the reform ele-
ment of the Republican party. Smalls
did not: Two negroes were discussing
the rival candidates. One said, lis YOU
goin' for Whippcr dis time?"
well, dunno. Dat Whipper say he
go in for reform. Now reform bin runnin
in dis country eber since dc wa, an he
nebcr bin Elected yet. Time lie stop run
nin''-EDITOR's DRAWER, in Harpcr's
Magazine for October.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21

Eight years ago this fall Allan Molli-
son. was elected Sheriff of this county,
and two years later he was reelected.
During his full period of service he gave
satisfaction to everybody except Page &
Wheeler and few others under their con-
troll. Mr.. Mollison is an independent man
-onc who does faithfully whatever here
CARDS to be his duty. Exhibiting to them
this fidelity and this independence of, sac
tion. Page aud Wheeler did allzin their
power to deprive him Of tic business ana
perquisites OF his Office, and for that V,r-
pose they secured the appointment Of a
Deputy Coroner to whom they gave all
the work emanating from their handstla
othcra ise they would have been COMPEL
cd 10 give to the Sheriff. In view Of this
and Of the fact that many Of his old friends
has requested him to do %, he decided 10
become . candidate ID the convention for
the same position again, but his efforts
were not crowned with success. Mr.. Hall.
had performed the duties Of the Office dur.
ing tho present term 90 acceptably as TO
be regarded worthy Of denomination
which was rendered him over al Compel
tors. Mr.. Mollison like Q true republican.
and an honest man 9 he IS yields grace.
fully to the mand of the convention
and supports the ticket cheerfully Such;
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21
First publication Sept. ii.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment
Of orc Hundred and Tewcnty-Five and g.
100 Dollars, claimed to be due on the first
day Of May, 1876, on 4 certain mortgage ex.
ecutcd by Jens Evenson Rjolscth AMI Martha
kjolseth, his wife, to T.. G. TuIlar. bearing
date the 18th day Of April. A. D., 1874, and
recorded in the Office of tho Register OF Deeds
If Mower county, Minncs"t,,. on the Sth day
Of Mny, 1874. at 3 O'clock r. NJ, in book "P,''
Of Mortgages, on r"ge 22s, which said mort
gage is condtioncd>that if default be made
in any Of the conditions therein contained, it
shall be lawful for tho mortgagec, his assigns
"r attorney, to declare the whole sum thereby
secured, to be due. and such default ha'ing
seen made, now in pursuance of such p-ovis-
ion, the whole sum secured thereby, viz: One
Thousand One Hundred Sixty Eight and a.
100 Dollars is hereby claimed and declared to
be due at the date of this notice. And no
proceeding at law or Otherwirc having been
instituted to secure said debt, or any part
thereof, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue Of power Of sale therein contained,
the said mortgage will be foreclos"d by a sale
Of the mortgaged premises, at public auction
by the Sheriff Of said Mower county, at his
office in the city Of Austin in said County, on
Saturday the 2sth day of October 1876, at IL
| o'clock p. NJ, to mako the amount then due
| thereon with costs and expenses Of sale, and
twenty dollars attorneys fees. stipulated 70,
therein. The premises covered by said
mortgage and tn be sold, re situated in The
| said county of Mower, in the State Of MINI,
cso.a, and described rs the west half of thu
southeast quarter If section twenty five, i,
township ono hundred and two, range four
teen west.
Dated the 9th day Of September, A. D
1876.
/ E. G. TULLAR
n. P. CoLDunN, Mortgage.
Attorney. q Z
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21
LAND SALE.
STATE OF MINNEsoTA,)
LAxD OFFICE, :
Sr. PAUL. Sent. I'd. 1874

= r
Notice is hereby given that the County
Auditor will offer at public sale, al the
school and Agricultural College lands that
remain unsold in the County of Mower a.,
Austin, on Saturday October %, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. ~
Descriptive lists of the tracts to be offered,
their appraised value and terms Of sale, will
be on file at the Auditors office in said coun-
ty for the information Of the public.
Lands upon which the interest is dclin-
quent for two years or more will be declared
forfeited and re-ofered.
Fifteen per cent. Of the purchase money
and interest at the rate Of seven per cent. on
the balance from the day of sale to tho FIRST
Of June, 1877, will be required on the day OF
sale. On timber lands an amount equal to
the value of the timber will be required in
addition to the fifteen per cent.
After the first payment the balance IF the
purchase money in full or in installments is
payable at the option Of the purchaser unit
twenty years from the date Of sale, prov idec
tho annual interest at tho rate of seven pei
cent. is paid in advance on the first of Jun,
Of each year. Upon failure to pay the in
tcrest when due the lands revert to the Stat,
without further notice or process, and viii
again b: sold ut public sale. unless double thu
amount of interest due is previously paid.
o. p. WHlTCOMB,
24-7t Commissioned.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21


1t is Il satisfaction to know that at last,
a majority of1hc republican party have
learned what the true Office of the eau
CTS isl They now regard it as the pri-
mary means Of party organization and
efficiency, and the most important of any
in the whole political schcdule,-as the
ONLY means IN fact by which the peo-
pie may exercise an untrammclcd liberty
of choice. The idea of "packcl" eau
Gus is abliorrcnt to every honorable man,
but the idea that the majority arc entitled
to rule is consonant with the convictions
of each honorable citizen, and that ma
jority finds its simplest expression in a
fairly. conducted caucus. Such We are
arc proud to- say has been the action OF
our friends in the primaries, and in their
conventions, as to reflect credit upon
themselves. and to commend the applian
ces, by the use Of which the party sclc cts
its candidates.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21
First publication Sept. 9TH, 1851
M 0RTGAGE SALE.

nj
Default has been make in the conditions Of
u certain indenture Of Mortgage, made anil
executed by Auzc!Ia NJ. Flowers and John NJ,
Flowers her husband, to W. W. Cargi'l. bear
ing date the llth day, IF August, 4. H., 1875,
and recorded in the Office of tn. Register of
Deeds. in and Tor Mower County, Minnesota,
on the 18th day Of August. 4. u. 1879, at 30
"'clock a. H., in book 20" Of Mortgages, on
page BOA.
Said NJ ortgagc was given to secure the pay
mcnt of the sam Of Nine Hundred Dollars
and interest thereon. accrrling to the cen
diti"ns of one Pr"missory nate made and
OK ccutcl by the sail Arzclla NJ. Fl w"~S. to
the said W. ". Cargi:l, due August l''L. A.
D., 1876. and there * claimed I" be due an d
is due thereon at the date Of this notice. tn"
sum Of Ten Hundred AMI fifteen AMI 50-lt0
dollars. and no proceedings NJ law or o:hc' =
wise has tcen Ind to collect tho sum nor any
part thereof. " -
Now therefore, Notice is hereby given. that
by virtue Of power Of sale in said Mortgage
contained anil pursuant t. the provisions Of
the Statute in such case made and provided.
the said mortgage will be forcc'os"d. and the
premises hercin.slcscribed, t0-wi': Lots NUN
Der three - and eight. iS) in black number
two. {2j in &organ's addition to Austin, in
Mower County, Minnesota, with the ar,ur
tcnances thereunto belonging, viii; he sold at
public vcn.lue, to the highest bidder therefor.
At the office e. CrandalD / French, in the city
Of Austin, in the County Of Mower; Minuesn-
tn. on Saturday the 2Sth day of October. 4.
ID. 1876, at 10 o'clock n. M, to satisfy the
amount then due on said note and Mortgage
together with twenty-five dollars attorneys
fees allowed hy tho terms of said Mortgage
in case of foreclosure, besides cost and OK
penses allowed by law.
Date d, Sept. 7th, A. D. 1876.
w. w. CARGILL.
Mortg'g ce.
CRANDALL / French. Attorneys for Mort
gage, Austin, MINI. 23-7w
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUN-
~ TY OF MOWER.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUN.
n TY OF MOWER.
In Probate Court-Special Term.
In the matter Of the Estate of Charles Cook
Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of W. F
Mcmillan and Nina Cook, Administrators
set ting forth the amount Of personal estate
that has come to their hands, and the dispo.
sition thereof; the amount Of debts outstand.
ing az ainst said deceased, and description
of all he real estate of which said deceased
died SO lied, and-the value Of the respective
portions there of, and praying that license be
to them gran ted to sell oil of said real estate
at public venduc subject to Widows dover.
And it ap pearing, by said petition, that tn ere
is net su fti cient personal estate in the hands
of said adm illustrators to pay said debts, and
that it is necessary in order to pay the same
to sell all Of said real estate.
It is Therefore Ordered, That all persons
interested in said estate, appear before tn,
Judge Of this Court, on Saturday the Nth day
at the Court House in the city Of Austin in
said County, then and there to show cause if
any there be, Why license should not be grant
ed to said administrators 70 sell said real
estate according to the prayer Of said petition.
And it is further ordered, that copy OF
this. order shall be published for four success
sive weeks prior to said day Of hearing, the
last Of which publications shall be Of least
fourteen days before said day cf hearing
in the Mower County TRAHscRI RI, . weekly
newspaper printed q the city Of Austin in
said ooanty, and personally served on al. per-
sons interested in said estate, residing In
sail county, at least fourteen days before said
day Of Bearing, and upon Oh other persons